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Advanced Treatment and Decolorization of Washing and Bleaching Effluent by Biological Activated Carbon

Xin Liu

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The decolorization and advanced treatment of the washing and bleaching effluent of the pulp mill were carried out by integrative biological activated carbon device which cored on high-effective microorganisms. When influent CODCr was 149.99mg/L and colority was 34.30 times, enfluent CODCr was about 70mg/L and colority was about 15 times in pilot trial, both COD and colority removal rates achieved higher than 50%. 170d running experience indicated that biological activated carbon process can be used effectively for advanced treatment and decolorization of washing and bleaching effluent of the pulp mill.

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The decolorization and advanced treatment of the washing and bleaching effluent of the pulp mill were carried out by integrative biological activated carbon device which cored on high-effective microorganisms. When influent CODCr was 149.99mg/L and colority was 34.30 times, enfluent CODCr was about 70mg/L and colority was about 15 times in pilot trial, both COD and colority removal rates achieved higher than 50%. 170d running experience indicated that biological activated carbon process can be used effectively for advanced treatment and decolorization of washing and bleaching effluent of the pulp mill.

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The decolorization and advanced treatment of the washing and bleaching effluent of the pulp mill were carried out by integrative biological activated carbon device which cored on high-effective microorganisms. When influent CODCr was 149.99mg/L and colority was 34.30 times, enfluent CODCr was about 70mg/L and colority was about 15 times in pilot trial, both COD and colority removal rates achieved higher than 50%. 170d running experience indicated that biological activated carbon process can be used effectively for advanced treatment and decolorization of washing and bleaching effluent of the pulp mill.

Key concepts: Effluent, Activated carbon, Pulp and paper industry, Powdered activated carbon treatment, Chemistry, Paper mill, Activated sludge, Pulp (tooth)

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