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Research of microbial flocculants in dredging sediment dewatering

Xiaomin Hu

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The high water content and large volume of dredging sediment made it uneasy to transport,storage and reutilize.Thus,the volume reduction was very important in dredging sediment treatment.A high-efficiency microbial flocculant-producing strain F22 was screened and cultured in the lad,the optimal culture conditions were obtained as follow: glucose as carbon source,yeast extract and urea as nitrogen source,culture at 32 ℃ for 60 h.The experiment was carried out to use F22 for rapid dehydrate of dredging sediment.The results shown that,when the water content rate of the dredging sediment was 93%,the volume was 100 mL and pH ranged 8-10,optimum dosage of CaCl2 was 4-5 mL,and the optimum dosage of F22 fermentation liquid was 3 mL.After adding the F22 fermentation liquid in dredging sediment,the floc was sedimentated to the bottom in about one minute.The results indicated that the F22 had perfect dewater capacity;saccharide played an important role in the flocculation process of microbial flocculants;the flocculating mechanism was hydrogen bonding.

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The high water content and large volume of dredging sediment made it uneasy to transport,storage and reutilize.Thus,the volume reduction was very important in dredging sediment treatment.A high-efficiency microbial flocculant-producing strain F22 was screened and cultured in the lad,the optimal culture conditions were obtained as follow: glucose as carbon source,yeast extract and urea as nitrogen source,culture at 32 ℃ for 60 h.The experiment was carried out to use F22 for rapid dehydrate of dredging sediment.The results shown that,when the water content rate of the dredging sediment was 93%,the volume was 100 mL and pH ranged 8-10,optimum dosage of CaCl2 was 4-5 mL,and the optimum dosage of F22 fermentation liquid was 3 mL.After adding the F22 fermentation liquid in dredging sediment,the floc was sedimentated to the bottom in about one minute.The results indicated that the F22 had perfect dewater capacity;saccharide played an important role in the flocculation process of microbial flocculants;the flocculating mechanism was hydrogen bonding.

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The high water content and large volume of dredging sediment made it uneasy to transport,storage and reutilize.Thus,the volume reduction was very important in dredging sediment treatment.A high-efficiency microbial flocculant-producing strain F22 was screened and cultured in the lad,the optimal culture conditions were obtained as follow: glucose as carbon source,yeast extract and urea as nitrogen source,culture at 32 ℃ for 60 h.The experiment was carried out to use F22 for rapid dehydrate of dredging sediment.The results shown that,when the water content rate of the dredging sediment was 93%,the volume was 100 mL and pH ranged 8-10,optimum dosage of CaCl2 was 4-5 mL,and the optimum dosage of F22 fermentation liquid was 3 mL.After adding the F22 fermentation liquid in dredging sediment,the floc was sedimentated to the bottom in about one minute.The results indicated that the F22 had perfect dewater capacity;saccharide played an important role in the flocculation process of microbial flocculants;the flocculating mechanism was hydrogen bonding.

Key concepts: Dredging, Flocculation, Dewatering, Sediment, Volume (thermodynamics), Sedimentation, Fermentation, Environmental engineering

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