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I thank Dr. Sivasankara Pillai, Professor, School of Environmental Studies, CUSAT for his helpful suggestions during this work. I take this opportunity to thank Dr. Harindranathan Nair and all the other faculty members of the School of Environmental Studies for their encouragement and support. The services rendered by Dr.M.Chandrasekaran, Head, Department of Biotechnology, CUSAT, in the capacity of subject expert in the Doctoral committee is greatfully acknowledged. Dr.Saramma Mathew, Senior Lecturer, Department of Marine Biology, School of Marine Sciences, CUSAT has been a source of encouragement throughout the study. Special thanks to Dr.B. Sathyanathan and Dr.P. Rajalekshmi Amma for all the help they provided during the work. I express my deep sense of gratitude to Dr. N. K.Pillai, Joint General Manager, FACT, (PD), Shri.B.Radhakrishnan, MPC. and P.Gopinath, Deputy ChiefChemist and all chemists who have assisted in this endeavour. It is a great pleasure to express my heartfelt gratitude to Mr. N.S. Jayaprakash, Mr.G.Sunil Kumar, Mr.Radhakrishnan.P.V for their constant encouragement, friendship, suggestions, valuable assistance towards the completion and compilation ofthe thesis.
I also thank all my colleagues Mr.T.R.Sathyakeerthy, Mr.Abdul Khader K.M , Mr. Harikrishnan.P, Mr. Peter K. Varkey, Ms, Cini Achuthan, Dr.Kavitha Ramachandran, Dr.Sarita G. Bhat, Dr.Valsamma Joseph, Dr.Letha.C, Ms. Manjusha M. and Ms. Reshmy Varghese. I thank Mr.Balan Panicker for the graphics and Mr.Vinu Chandran, Research Scholar, Marine Biology, CUSAT for the computer assistance. Last but not the least, I express my heartfelt gratitude towards my parents Smt.Venmani Radha Krishnan Nambudiripad and Shri. Venmani Krishnan Nambudiripad, and sisters Ms.Ajitha Madhavan and Ms.V. Parvathy who contributed immensely towards the development and completion ofmy work. I am grateful to my uncles ShrLP.I.S. Nambudiri, Shri.P.I.P and my grand father late Shri. P.I.N Nambudiri for their encouragement. I record my humble regards and gratitude to all those, who contributed towards the accomplishment of this vision, which I have been pursuing for quite some time.
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media were segregated. These proced
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Table 2.1. Monitoring an enrichment
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Table 2.5 Enrichment, isolation, pr
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Table 2.6. Secondary screening of t
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Table 2.9. Enrichment, isolation, p
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Table 2.11. Enrichment, isolation,
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Table 2.13. Bacterial Cultures fina
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CHAPTER 3 DEVELOPMENT OF ACTIVATED
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Once in 24 hours the pH was adjuste
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a hot plate and kept boiling gently
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3.3 RESULTS AND DISCUSSION For the
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On comparing the oxygen consumption
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ultimately implemented by individua
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CHAPTER-4 PACKED BED REACTOR
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point 36 cm from the base an inlet
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4.2.3. Inoculating the packed bed w
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the process repeated without any ad
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adsorption of cel1 on to the shel1
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order to persist in this environmen
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• There existed a positive correl
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• This type of circulation takes
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LEGEND 1. Magnetic coupled pump 2.
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REFERENCES Adamson , A.W. 1982. phy
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Buchnan, R.E., and N.E Gibbons. 197
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Fowler G.J., and Marsden F.J. 1925,
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Marshall,K.C. 1985. Bacterial adhes
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Pike, E.B., and C.R.Curds, 1971. Th
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