Method for processing azo dye wastewater by employing biological electrochemical system
A technology of bioelectrochemistry and azo dyes, applied in chemical instruments and methods, biological water/sewage treatment, water/sludge/sewage treatment, etc., can solve problems such as long time consumption and poor adaptability to incoming water quality , to achieve low energy consumption, shorten start-up time, and protect the environment
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[0015] Put the pre-enriched electrochemically active bacteria with high efficiency in degrading methyl orange into the anode chamber on the carbon felt, use 500mg / L and 0.36 glucose as the co-substrate, and remove the methyl orange to colorless in the anode Finally, open the valve to lead the treated water in the anode chamber to the cathode chamber, and use the bacillus in the cathode chamber to continue to treat the wastewater in the anode chamber to non-toxic small molecular substances. The initial pH of the anode feed water is 9, after 72 hours in the anode chamber, the decolorization rate can reach 95% ( figure 2 As shown), the COD removal rate is 20%. After 48 hours of treatment in the cathode chamber, the COD removal rate reaches 56%, and the pH of the effluent is 6.5. The effluent is detected as a non-toxic small molecule substance by full spectrum and liquid chromatography ( image 3 shown). The control group used the same device but the anode and cathode were not c...
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