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Master's Dissertation
DOI
https://doi.org/10.11606/D.18.2018.tde-16042018-103139
Document
Author
Full name
Leonardo Emerick Gerosa
E-mail
Institute/School/College
Knowledge Area
Date of Defense
Published
São Carlos, 2017
Supervisor
Committee
Silva, Maria Bernadete Amâncio Varesche (President)
Sarti, Arnaldo
Silva, Ariovaldo José da
Title in Portuguese
Remoção e degradação de alquilbenzeno linear sulfonado de efluente urbano em reator de leito fluidificado em escala piloto
Keywords in Portuguese
Areia
Compostos recalcitrantes
Esgoto sanitário
LAS
Abstract in Portuguese
Neste trabalho foi estudada a remoção e degradação de alquilbenzeno linear sulfonado (LAS) em esgoto sanitário afluente da Estação de Tratamento de Esgoto Monjolinho do município de São Carlos-SP. Para isso, foi utilizado reator anaeróbio de leito fluidificado (RALF) em escala piloto com areia como material suporte. O reator foi operado durante 220 dias em TDH de 18±1,96h e temperatura mesófila. Foram realizadas análises físico-químicas e cromatográficas, tanto de caracterização do esgoto sanitário afluente, quanto no monitoramento do reator. Em relação ao esgoto sanitário observou-se 653,50 ± 169,30 mg.L-1 e 6,19 ± 3,25 mg.L -1 para DQO bruta e LAS, respectivamente. Em relação aos metais potencialmente tóxicos foram observados cádmio, chumbo, manganês, níquel e zinco, além de traços de ferro. Em relação aos compostos recalcitrantes foram observados no esgoto sanitário butil benzeno sulfonamida, ácido hexadecanóico, limoneno, terpineno, fenol, álcool feniletílico, indolizina, cafeína e isobutil octadecil ftalato. Durante o período de operação do RALF em fluxo contínuo observou-se 503,84 ± 187,06 mg.L-1 e 210,53 ± 78,37 mg.L -1 de DQO bruta afluente e efluente, respectivamente, e eficiência de remoção de 56 ± 14%. Em relação ao LAS foi observado 7,77 ± 3,06 mg.L-1 e 5,67 ± 2,84 mg.L-1 para o afluente e efluente, respectivamente, e eficiência de remoção de 28 ± 27%. Por meio do balanço de massa foi verificado que apenas 0,1% dessa remoção foi por adsorção. Observou-se pH efluente de 7,40 ± 0,32, alcalinidade total efluente de 233,40 ± 40,75 mgCaCO3 L-1, e ácidos orgânicos voláteis efluente de 57,64 ± 48,08 mg L -1.
Title in English
Removal and degradation of sulfonated linear alkylbenzene from urban effluent in pilot scale fluidized bed reactor
Keywords in English
LAS
Recalcitrant compounds
Sand
Sanitary sewage
Abstract in English
In this work, it was studied the removal and degradation of linear alkylbenzene sulfonates (LAS) in a sanitary sewage effluent from the Monjolinho Sewage Treatment Station of the city of São Carlos-SP. For such, it was used a pilot scale anaerobic fluidized bed reactor (AFBR), filled with sand as support material. The reactor was operated with 18 hours of TDH and mesophilic temperature. Physicochemical and chromatographic analyzes were performed both in the characterization of the sewage inflow and in the monitoring of the reactor. The variation in concentration of COD and LAS were of 653,50 ± 169,30 mg L-1, and 6,189 ± 3,25 mg L-1, respectively. Regarding potentially toxic metals, cadmium, lead, manganese, nickel and zinc were observed, traces of Iron were also found. Regarding recalcitrant compounds was observed in sanitary sewage, butyl benzenesulfonamide, hexadecanoic acid, limonene, terpinene, phenol, phenylethyl alcohol, indolizine, caffeine and isobutyl octadecyl phthalate were observed. The AFBR was operated in a continuous stream during 220 days. During this period the COD concentration was 503.84 ± 187.06 mg L-1 and 210.53 ± 78.37 mg L-1, afluente and effluent, respectively, with a removal efficiency of 56 ± 14%. In regard to the surfactant LAS, was observed 7.77 ± 3.06 mg L-1 and 5.67 ± 2.84 mg L-1 a ffluent and effluent respectively, being the efficiency of removal of 28 ± 27%. When the mass balance was perform, it was possible to verify that only 0.1% of this LAS removal was by adsorption. The effluent pH remained stable, close to neutrality 7.40 ± 0.32, the total effluent alkalinity was 233.40 ± 40.75 mgCaCO3 L-1 and volatile organic acids 57.64 ± 48.08 mg L-1.
 
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2018-06-11
 
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