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Immobilized White-rot Fungi Treatment Of Coking Wastewater Process Research

Posted on:2009-05-17Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:Y Q JiangFull Text:PDF
GTID:2191360245479483Subject:Environmental Engineering
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The immobilization of white rot fungi and other technology are used together to coking wastewater treatment.The optimum conditions for coking wastewater pretreatment are as follows:the ratio of iron-copper was 4:1,HRT=40min,pH=7.0,the solid dosage was 0.8 g / L.The removal of the wastewater is more than 28%.The wastewater color and turbidity have been greatly improved.The immobilization of white rot fungus has a good effect for coking wastewater treatment.For removal of the contamination in coking wastewater by the immobilized white rot fungi,the optimum pH value and temperature were 6.0 and 30℃,the best reflux ratio can use 0.5.While the optimum dosage of immobilized white rots fungi was 12.0g/L, respectively.The removal rate of COD and phenolic compound were 58.46%and 96.76%in 3 days.After coking wastewater pretreatment by iron-copper microelectrolysis,the HRT was 40 min.draining the water to the immobilization of white-rot fungi reactor after removing Fe2+from water.The HRT =24 h.Then drain the wastewater to the SBR for further biochemical treatment,the operation period was 36 h,the operational procedures for instantaneous influxion - aerating for 24 h - stop aeration and anaerobic stirring for 7 h-short-term aerating for 3 min-precipitation,drainage - idle.At last,use fly ash to adsorption the wastewater for advanced treatment.After a period of continuous treatment, the effluent COD was the 165 mg / L,ammonia was 11.68 mg / L,the removal COD ammonia and phenols were 95.55%,90.08%,98.32%,and the processing effect is stably. The water quality achieved the second emission standards of the State "wastewater discharge standards"(GB8978-1996).
Keywords/Search Tags:white rot fungi, immobilization, coking wastewater, iron-copper microelectrolysis
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