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Influencia de las fracciones de materia orgánica sobre el desempeño de un sistema de tratamiento de agua residual de una industria papelera

Rodríguez, Jenny | 2012-07

Slowly biodegradable organic matter represents the bulk of organic matter content of pulp and paper mill wastewater which can influence the performance of treatment systems. The organic matter fractionation is a useful tool that generates information for optimize treatment processes of wastewater. Organic matter fractionation study was carried out. Biodegradable soluble, biodegradable particulate, non-biodegradable soluble and non-biodegradable particulate fractions were identifies in effluents of primary clarifier, facultative aerated pond and sedimentation pond. Results of this study show that organic matter non-biodegradable/total organic matter ratios of the influent were 69% while biodegradable fraction was 31%. Primary clarifier removed significantly the non-biodegradable fraction it was key for biological treatment. The biodegradable soluble fraction was mostly removed in facultative aerated pond (44% to 12%). The effluent was polished in the sedimentation pond, mainly particulate organic matter fraction. Only a small percentage of non-biodegradable organic matter was adsorbed by facultative aerated pond biomass, the fraction of this organic matter accounted for 19% in the influent and increased to 45% in the effluent.

Semillero de Investigación Geo+: Informe de actividades 2020-II Español

Herrera Pérez, Iván Leonardo | 2020-11-30

Semillero de Investigación Geo+: Informe de actividades 2020-II Español

Díaz Perdomo, Javier | 2021-06-23