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  Stability and performance of thermophilic anaerobic fixed-bed reactor packed with a saddle-shaped slag biocarrier
 
 
Title: Stability and performance of thermophilic anaerobic fixed-bed reactor packed with a saddle-shaped slag biocarrier
Author: Yang, Min
Ishihara, Taketoshi
Okada, Mitsumasa
Nagai, Shiro
Sunahara, Hiroshi
Appeared in: Environmental technology
Paging: Volume 13 (1992) nr. 7 pages 671-678
Year: 1992-07
Contents: The performance of a recycled thermophilic fixed-bed reactor packed with saddle-shaped slag biocarrier was evaluated on treatment of a synthetic wastewater containing glucose and corn-steep-liquor under various conditions. Bacteria were attached to the biocarrier by circulating seed sludge up through the reactor for 12 days. Over a COD loading rate range of 1 to 13 gdm-3d-1 and an HRT range of 24 to 12 h, the COD removal varied from 96 to 92%. The minimum HRT was found to be 12 h for a COD removal of over 90% at a COD load of 11 gdm-3d-1. The MLSS in the effluent varied from 0.03 to 0.48gdm-3, the methane conversion ratio was 0.33 dm3g-1COD, and the net biomass yield was in the range of 0.02. to 0.04 gMLVSSg-1 COD. The thermophilic treatment was found to be as efficient and as stable as the mesophilic process. The unstable reactor at an HRT of 10 h could be restored to a stable state by increasing the ratio of alkalinity to influent COD to 0.5. For variations of upflow linear velocity in the reactor from 0.1 to 6.8 cm.min-1 the COD removal slightly varied from 94 to 96 % at a COD load of 5 gdm-3 d-1 and HRT of 18 h. However, a continuous or intermittent recycle was found to be necessary to prevent clogging and channelling.
Publisher: Taylor & Francis
Source file: Elektronische Wetenschappelijke Tijdschriften
 
 

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