Performance Improvement of a Sequencing Batch Reactor for Treating Tannery Wastewaters
Esther Balaguer-Arnandis, Beatriz Cuartas-Uribe, M. Amparo Bes-Piá, Jose Antonio Mendoza-Roca +1
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Abstract Tannery wastewater has a high environmental impact due to its low biodegradability. Sequencing batch reactors (SBRs) are an established method for treating highly polluted wastewater. To minimize the hydraulic retention time ( HRT ) of the SBRs, various HRT values were tested and the best value was chosen according to the removal efficiency of the soluble chemical oxygen demand ( COD ). A series of experiments was then carried out with two cationic polyelectrolytes added to the system in two different modes to improve the effluent quality. Both modes were evaluated in terms of the soluble COD , suspended solid concentration, and turbidity of the final effluent. The results showed that reducing the HRT to two days did not diminish the COD removal efficiencies.
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- Chemical Engineering & Technology
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- 2017