Enhancement of azo dye anaerobic bio-treatment performance with ferroferric oxide supplement
Enhancement of azo dye anaerobic bio-treatment performance with ferroferric oxide supplement
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DOI:
10.1016/j.jece.2022.108350
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发表时间:
2022-07
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7.7
通讯作者:
T. H. Nguyen;T. Watari;T. Vo;M. Hatamoto;T. Setiadi;Takashi Yamaguchi
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作者:
T. H. Nguyen;T. Watari;T. Vo;M. Hatamoto;T. Setiadi;Takashi Yamaguchi
In this study, ferroferric oxide (Fe3O4) was used to accelerate treatment performance of synthetic wastewater containing azo dye reactive black and starch as a sole carbon source. In a batch experiment, 10 g·L-1of Fe3O4was confirmed to be optimal to this type of wastewater treatment. Therefore, this concentration was chosen for the follow-up experiment with a continuous system of 10 L anaerobic baffled reactor (ABR). The ABR was run at 30 ℃ with a hydraulic retention time of 18.6 h for 170 days. Fe3O4was added to each ABR compartment at 10 g·L-1from day 105. The Fe3O4supplement significantly enhanced ABR treatment performance. With influent color and chemical oxygen demand (COD) levels of 1300 Pt-Co and 305 mgCOD·L-1, their removal efficiencies increased remarkably from 44% and 42% in the Fe3O4-free phase to 85% and 76% in the Fe3O4-added phase, respectively. Interestingly, the ratio of generated methane on removed COD in Fe3O4-involved phases were lower than that in Fe3O4-free phase, suggesting a preference of the ABR for decolorization over methanogenesis in an iron-rich condition. Microbial community analysis revealed that Fe3O4may have immensely contributed to dyeing degradation process through the selective enrichment of key substrate-fermenting and dye-degrading bacteria, especiallyClostridiumspp.