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Master's Dissertation
DOI
https://doi.org/10.11606/D.18.2016.tde-08032016-164604
Document
Author
Full name
Elisabeth dos Santos Gaspar Damiano
Institute/School/College
Knowledge Area
Date of Defense
Published
São Carlos, 2005
Supervisor
Committee
Silva, Edson Luiz (President)
Nour, Edson Aparecido Abdul
Zaiat, Marcelo
Title in Portuguese
Tratamento da vinhaça em reator anaeróbio de leito fluidificado
Keywords in Portuguese
Biofilme
Leito fluidificado
Processo anaeróbio
Suporte
Vinhaça
Abstract in Portuguese
Este trabalho teve como objetivo avaliar o desempenho de um reator anaeróbio de leito fluidificado na degradação da vinhaça de cana-de-açúcar, sob condições mesofílicas. Ensaios batelada foram realizados a diferentes concentrações, visando avaliar a degradação do substrato pela biomassa anaeróbia e obtenção de parâmetros cinéticos. Vinhaça diluída a valores de DQO de 1984 mg/L, 2827 mg/L, 3800 mg/L, 6354 mg/L, 7395 mg/L, 10705 mg/L e 15872 mg/L foi utilizada nos experimentos, mostrando reduções de 67% em 192 horas, 75% em 358 horas, 81% em 408 horas, 80% em 480, 72% em 504 horas, 76% em 840 horas e de 71% em 1080, para essas concentrações, respectivamente. A reação ocorrida nos reatores foi analisada como sendo de ordem zero, com valor médio da constante de reação de 10,4 mg/L.h. Testes com partículas de poliamida, poliestireno e nylon foram realizados, objetivando a escolha da melhor partícula em termos de formação e desenvolvimento de biofilme para posterior uso no reator. As três partículas mostraram-se favoráveis à adesão e colonização de microrganismos. O reator anaeróbio de leito fluidificado foi inoculado com lodo proveniente de reator UASB, que tratava água residuária de abatedouro de aves. O volume do reator era de 770 cm3, operando com tempo de detenção hidráulica de 24 h. A partícula utilizada como material suporte foi poliestireno. O tempo de operação do reator foi de 122 dias, sendo aplicada vinhaça diluída a valores de DQO que variaram de 1009 mg/L a 15874 mg/L e COVa de 1,0 Kg/m3.d a 15,9 Kg/m3.d, apresentando resultado de remoção de DQO médio de 51% a 70% e COVrv de 0,5 Kg/m3.d a 7,9 Kg/m3.d. Observações microscópicas em MEV, mostraram boa adesão microbiana nas partículas de poliestireno, em todas as fases do reator.
Title in English
Anaerobic treatment of vinasse in fluidized bed reactor
Keywords in English
Anaerobic process
Biofilm
Fluidized bed reactor
Support
Vinasse
Abstract in English
This work had as objective evaluates the efficiency of a anaerobic fluidized bed reactor for vinasse degradation under mesophilic conditions. Batch tests seeking to evaluate the degradation of the substratum for the anaerobic biomass and obtaining kinetic parameters were accomplished to different concentrations. Diluted vinasse to values of 1984 mg/L, 2827 mg/L, 3800 mg/L, 6354 mg/L, 7395 mg/L, 10705 mg/L and 15872 mg/L of COD was used in the experiments showing reductions of 67% in 192 hours, 75% in 358 hours, 81% in 408 hours, 80% in 480, 72% in 504 hours, 76% in 840 hours and of 71% in 1080, for those concentrations, respectively. The reaction happened in the batch reactors it was analyzed as being of order zero, with medium value of 10,4 mg/L.h for the constant of reaction. Tests with polyamide particles, polystyrene and nylon were accomplished, aiming at the choice of the best particle in formation terms and biofilme development for subsequent use in the reactor. The three particles were shown favorable to the adhesion and colonization of microorganisms. The fluidized bed reactor was inoculated with sludge from reactor UASB treating effluent frompoultry slaughterhouse. The volume of the reactor was of 770 cm3, operating with hydraulic detention time of 24 h. Polystyrene particles were used as material support. The reactor was operated for 122 days, being applied diluted vinasse to values of COD 1009 mg/L ranging to 15874 mg/L and organic loading rate (OLR) of 1,0 Kg/m3.d to 15,9 Kg/m3.d, presenting efficiency COD removal of 51% - 70% and OLR removal of 0,5 Kg/m3.d - 7,9 Kg/m3.d. Microscopic observations in MEV showed good microbial adhesion in the particles of polystyrene, in all the phases of the reactor.
 
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2016-03-09
 
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