Study on Dye Printing Wastewater Treated by Immobilized Microorganism Method
Jin-Woo Ju
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Jin-Woo Ju
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[Objective] The research aimed to study the immobilized microorganism method treating dye printing wastewater. [Method] By domesticating the collected aerobic activated sludge,dominant strain was cultivated and immobilized to treat the simulated dye printing wastewater. [Result] COD removal rate of wastewater by the immobilized microorganism method was 7% higher than that by general microbial method,and fading rate was 10% higher. Under the conditions of 25 ℃ temperature,p H 6- 8,12 h of HRT and 200 mg / L of influent concentration,COD removal rate of the simulated wastewater could reach 86%,and fading rate was 97%. [Conclusion]The immobilized microorganism method was more stable than general microbial method,and its treating effect on wastewater was better.
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[Objective] The research aimed to study the immobilized microorganism method treating dye printing wastewater. [Method] By domesticating the collected aerobic activated sludge,dominant strain was cultivated and immobilized to treat the simulated dye printing wastewater. [Result] COD removal rate of wastewater by the immobilized microorganism method was 7% higher than that by general microbial method,and fading rate was 10% higher. Under the conditions of 25 ℃ temperature,p H 6- 8,12 h of HRT and 200 mg / L of influent concentration,COD removal rate of the simulated wastewater could reach 86%,and fading rate was 97%. [Conclusion]The immobilized microorganism method was more stable than general microbial method,and its treating effect on wastewater was better.
Key concepts: Wastewater, Microorganism, Pulp and paper industry, Sewage treatment, Activated sludge, Chemistry, Environmental science, Environmental engineering