Modelling for waste water treatment by Rhodopseudomonas palustris Y6 immobilized on fibre in a columnar bioreactor
A kinetic model of continuous treatment of waste water by Rhodopseudomonas palustris Y6 immobilized on soft fibre in a columnar bioreaction system was established. Good agreement was found between the model prediction and the experimental data from continuous operation [initial chemical oxygen deman...
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| description | A kinetic model of continuous treatment of waste water by Rhodopseudomonas palustris Y6 immobilized on soft fibre in a columnar bioreaction system was established. Good agreement was found between the model prediction and the experimental data from continuous operation [initial chemical oxygen demand (COD) concentration = 29.700 g/l] of the system. The optimum operational conditions for the maximum COD reduction capacity were investigated from the model prediction and the experimental data. The waste water treatment process may significantly increase the waste reduction capacity because a large amount of active biomass for COD reduction is immobilized in the system, resulting in operation stability. The results presented here provide a useful basis for further scaling up and efficient operation of waste water treatment processes. |
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