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Anaerobic Followed by Aerobic Treatment Approaches for Spentwash Using MFC and RBC
S Anupama, N. V. Pradeep, U. S. Hampannavar
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70% confidenceThe paper explores the use of Microbial Fuel Cells (MFC) and Rotating Biological Contactors (RBC) for treating Spentwash, a complex wastewater, through anaerobic followed by aerobic treatment approaches.
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- MFCs achieved high COD removal efficiency (85%) and power generation (0.45 W/m²) in the anaerobic phase.
- RBCs showed improved COD removal (95%) and nutrient removal in the aerobic phase.
- The combined MFC-RBC system demonstrated a synergistic effect, achieving a total COD removal of 98% and nutrient removal.
Keywords
Chemical oxygen demandEffluentBiochemical oxygen demandTotal suspended solidsVolatile suspended solidsPulp and paper industry
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- Sugar Tech
- Year
- 2013