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Electrochemically and Bioelectrochemically Induced Ammonium Recovery
Published on: January 22, 2015
[Treatment of bromoamine acid wastewater by combined ALR-BAC process]
Wei Zhang1, Jing Wang, Hong Lü
1Key Laboratory of Industrial Ecology and Environmental Engineering Ministry of Education, School of Environmental and Biological Science and Technology, Dalian University of Technology, Dalian 116024, China. zwzh83@163.com
Abstract:
Combined ALR-BAC was used to treat bromoamine acid wastewater. The results showed that the ALR system could run steadily for over 1 months at the BAA concentration 650 mg x L(-1) after one-month acclimation, the decoloration rate of BAA was reached to about 90% within 12 h, and the removal rate of COD was about 50%, the precipitation performance of the suspended microorganism was good. When the influent bromoamine acid concentration was above 200 mg x L(-1), the decolorization products of BAA were easy to undergo auto-oxidation and the yellow intermediate products which were difficult to biodegrade were formed. The BAC process could inhibit the auto-oxidation of the decolorization products effectively, and the decolorization products could be biodegraded gradually. When there were no added sulphate, the concentrations of Br- and SO4(2-) were increased as the COD concentration reduced. Ultimately, the release rates of Br- and SO4(2-) were 72.2% and 66.9%, the COD removal efficiency was about 85.7%.
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