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Experimental Study on the MBR treatment of wastewater from Stevia sugar extraction

Huang Wanfu, / Chen Zheng,

Wastewater produced during the Stevia sugar extraction process contains high concentration of organic matter. The COD_Cr is still on 1000 mg/L or more with traditional biological treatment process, it is not good. In this experiment, we treat this kind of wastewater by MBR process. The actual operation results show that COD_Cr removal rate was up to 90.9%, TN-, TP removal rates reached 95.66%, 87.86% when we control dissolved oxygen concentration of 5 ~ 6 mg/L, hydraulic retention time in 20 hours. This MBR process has many advantages, such as stable running, good effluent, small occupation area, and simple operation.

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Experimental Study on the MBR treatment of wastewater from Stevia sugar extraction

Huang Wanfu, / Chen Zheng,

Wastewater produced during the Stevia sugar extraction process contains high concentration of organic matter. The COD_Cr is still on 1000 mg/L or more with traditional biological treatment process, it is not good. In this experiment, we treat this kind of wastewater by MBR process. The actual operation results show that COD_Cr removal rate was up to 90.9%, TN-, TP removal rates reached 95.66%, 87.86% when we control dissolved oxygen concentration of 5 ~ 6 mg/L, hydraulic retention time in 20 hours. This MBR process has many advantages, such as stable running, good effluent, small occupation area, and simple operation.

Experimental Study on the MBR treatment of wastewater from Stevia sugar extraction

Huang Wanfu, / Chen Zheng,

Wastewater produced during the Stevia sugar extraction process contains high concentration of organic matter. The COD_Cr is still on 1000 mg/L or more with traditional biological treatment process, it is not good. In this experiment, we treat this kind of wastewater by MBR process. The actual operation results show that COD_Cr removal rate was up to 90.9%, TN-, TP removal rates reached 95.66%, 87.86% when we control dissolved oxygen concentration of 5 ~ 6 mg/L, hydraulic retention time in 20 hours. This MBR process has many advantages, such as stable running, good effluent, small occupation area, and simple operation.

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Title:

Experimental Study on the MBR treatment of wastewater from Stevia sugar extraction

Contributors:

Huang Wanfu, (author) / Chen Zheng, (author)

Published in:

2011 International Conference on Electric Technology and Civil Engineering (ICETCE) ; 3158-3161

Publication date:

2011-04-01

Size:

266560 byte

ISBN:

978-1-4577-0290-7 , 978-1-4577-0289-1 , 978-1-4577-0288-4

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.1109/ICETCE.2011.5774630

Type of media:

Conference paper

Type of material:

Electronic Resource

Language:

English

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