Acclimation Improves Methane Production from Molasses Wastewater with High Salinity in an Upflow Anaerobic Filter Reactor: Performance and Microbial Community Dynamics
Acclimation Improves Methane Production from Molasses Wastewater with High Salinity in an Upflow Anaerobic Filter Reactor: Performance and Microbial Community Dynamics
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驯化提高了上流式厌氧过滤反应器中高盐度糖蜜废水的甲烷产量:性能和微生物群落动态
DOI:
10.1007/s12010-020-03236-7
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发表时间:
2020-02-04
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3
通讯作者:
Kida, Kenji
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作者:
Chen, Ya-Ting;Yu, Na;Kida, Kenji
This study evaluated the performance of an upflow anaerobic filter (UAF) reactor in the thermophilic methane fermentation of hypersaline molasses wastewater. The high salinity (~ 45 mS/cm) of the undiluted wastewater completely inhibited the biogas production. An acclimation strategy involving gradient dilution of the molasses wastewater was implemented to gradually increase the salt stress. Consequently, the biogas production was recovered, inhibited only slightly by the high salinity of the undiluted wastewater. The reactor steadily achieved a high total organic carbon (TOC) loading rate of 5 g/L/day, with approximately 60% TOC removal efficiency. Acclimation to the gradually increased salt stress leads to a relative abundance of some halotolerant microbes, such as bacteria fromArcobacter,Tissierella, andRuminococcaceae, which increased as their hydrolytic and acidogenic abilities adjusted to the incremental increase in salinity. Additionally, hydrogenotrophic methanogens, especiallyMethanoculleus, showed greater resistance to hypersalinity than aceticlastic methanogens. These results suggest that acclimation of the fermentation microbial community to hypersalinity is an effective strategy to improve methane production from hypersaline molasses wastewater in thermophilic UAF reactors.