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Enhanced Sludge Dewatering Performance by a Novel Bioflocculant Conditioning
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The characterization and use in sludge dewatering of a novel bioflocculant M-C11 produced by Klebsiella pneumoniae was investigated. The purified M-C11 was composed of 91.20% sugar, 4.61% protein and 3.91% nucleic acids (w/w). Fourier transform infrared (FT-IR) spectroscopy of purified M-C11 confirmed the presence of carboxyl, hydroxyl, methoxyl and amino groups. The sludge resistance to filtration (SRF) decreased remarkably from 11.64×1012 m/kg to 4.66×1012 m/kg under the optimum conditions (pH=6, 3 mL bioflocculant and 4 mL CaCl2 dosage), after being conditioned with bioflocculant M-C11, which was more efficient than inorganic flocculants. Results showed that M-C11 could serve as a substitute for chemical conditioners and a promising alternative to the sludge treatment industries.
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October 2013
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