The Study of Phenol Wastewater Treatment by Series-Membrane Bioreactor Combine Bio-Reagent

Yen Chun Liu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.145.257

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The Study of Phenol Wastewater Treatment by Series-Membrane Bioreactor Combine Bio-Reagent

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This present research mainly use bio-reagent process to degradation of medium to high strength phenol. To developing high efficiency process, the hollow fiber series-member bioreactor by Bacillus suctilis to treatment of phenol wastewater. The dependence of phenol degradation rate on biomass was studied, in which reciprocal hollow fiber series-member bioreactor. The result indicate the Bacillus suctilis biomass can efficiency of phenol degradation the initial concentration from 500 mg/L to 0 mg/L in bio reactor 75 hrs, and degradation rate is 6.67 mg phenol/L hr.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 145)

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Yen Chun Liu

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Bacillus suctilis Biomass, Hollow Fiber Series-Member Bioreactor, Phenol

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