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Microbial degradation of hydrocarbons in Ismailia canal water
Abstract The biodegradation of hydrocarbons was performed in refinery wastewater obtained by natural microbial flora in Ismailia canal water. About 87% of hydrocarbons were degraded after 9 days under simulated natural conditions. It was found that the addition of fuel oil to the canal water, which already contained significant amounts of refinery wastewater, retarded biological degradation. Percentage of degradation was found to be 67%. This increase in the hydrocarbons concentration affects dramatically on the generation rate of microorganisms present naturally in canal water.
Microbial degradation of hydrocarbons in Ismailia canal water
Abstract The biodegradation of hydrocarbons was performed in refinery wastewater obtained by natural microbial flora in Ismailia canal water. About 87% of hydrocarbons were degraded after 9 days under simulated natural conditions. It was found that the addition of fuel oil to the canal water, which already contained significant amounts of refinery wastewater, retarded biological degradation. Percentage of degradation was found to be 67%. This increase in the hydrocarbons concentration affects dramatically on the generation rate of microorganisms present naturally in canal water.
Microbial degradation of hydrocarbons in Ismailia canal water
Moursy, Ahmed S. (author) / El-Abagy, Mohamed M. (author)
Environmental International ; 7 ; 423-427
1982-06-02
5 pages
Article (Journal)
Electronic Resource
English
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