PVA-SA Immobilized White-Rot Fungus to Treat Papermaking Wastewater

Chao Yang; Zhi Qiang Pang; Jia Chuan Chen; Gui Hua Yang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.560-561.672

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PVA-SA Immobilized White-Rot Fungus to Treat Papermaking Wastewater

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Effects of white-rot fungus BYBF treatment on properties of papermaking wastewater were investigated. The optimal immobilized conditions were the PVA 5%, SA 2.3%, active carbon 2%, 2% CaCl2 in saturated boric acid solution and pH = 7. Using these materials to form immobilized beads, which have great mechanical strength and big specific surfaces. Using these beads to immobilized BYBF to treating terminal wastewater. COD decreased from 411mg /l to 352mg/l in 4 days.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 560-561)

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Chao Yang, Zhi Qiang Pang, Jia Chuan Chen, Gui Hua Yang

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BYBF, Chemical Oxygen Demand (COD), Fungus, PVA-SA

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