Treating Synthetic Wastewater Using a Trickling Photobioreactor:

  • KATO Shinnosuke
    College of Science and Engineering, Ritsumeikan University
  • CHUJO Akito
    College of Science and Engineering, Ritsumeikan University
  • NOMURA Kaito
    College of Science and Engineering, Ritsumeikan University
  • SODA Satoshi
    College of Science and Engineering, Ritsumeikan University

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<p>A trickling photobioreactor (ID 13.5 ㎝, H 30 ㎝, 3 layers) packed with polyester cubes (8㎤, occupancy 47%) was fed with synthetic wastewater (TOC 104 ㎎/L, T-N 50 ㎎/L, PO43--P 11 ㎎/L)to demonstrate high wa,tewater treatment performance by algal–bacterial consortia at hydraulic retention time (HRT) of 12-2h with red LED irradiation (15 µmol/㎡/s, L:D=12h/12h). The effluent TOC, T-N, and PO43--P concentrations at HRT of 12h were4.5 ㎎/L, 29.3 ㎎/L, and 8.1 ㎎/L, respectively, for the photoreactor and 9.1 ㎎/L, 40.5 ㎎/L, and 7.2 ㎎/L for the conventional trickling filter without LED irradiation. The photoreactor with green algae, diatoms, and bacteria had high capabilities for TOC removal, nitrification, and carbon-utilization potential at HRT longer than 8h.</p>

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