Wastewater Treatment Process by Anaerobic Microbial Consortium
Main researcher
: DVORAČEK, LUJO (65820) Assistants
ZRNČIĆ, HRVOJE (64455)
MUTAK, STJEPAN (32900)
ČEPO, MARIJA (139844)
GUGO-BRKIĆ, MARIJA (184403)
Type of research: applied Duration from: 01/01/91. to 12/31/93. Papers on project (total): 15
Papers on project quoted in Current Contents: 1
Institution name: Pliva - Istraživački institut, Zagreb (60) Department/Institute: Chemical Synthesys and Technology Address: PLIVA, Prilaz baruna Filipovića 25, 10000 Zagreb City: 10000 - Zagreb, Croatia
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Summary: The goal of this work is to investigate how mixed
culture of microorganisms degrade organic matter when molasses slops is the
model substrate. After the continuous work of the reactor is obtained,
beside molasses slops, the waste water from various productions
(antibiotic, sorbitol, chlorhexidine,chemical synthesis) will be used. If
such waste water hinders the biological degradation of molasses slops, it
will be pretreated. The parameter will be done by physical and chemical
methods in such a way that the organic matter is recycled, translated into
biodegradable form or totally destroys. The mixed microbial culture
from anaerobic reactor, ie. its facultative anaerobic members will be
isolated and identified according to their morphological, cultural and
physiological characteristics.
Research goals: The goal of the proposed project is to obtain
stable anaerobic culture able to pure the waste water from the Bakers'
yeast production. Such mixed culture with precisely determined parameters
will be used as a model culture for the treatment of waste waters from
sorbitol, chlorhexidine, antibiotic, vitamin C ect. productions both
separetely and their total mixture. In such a way, the real parameters will
be obtained and they will prove whether it is possible to treat all the
waste waters on the location Savski Marof at once or will it be necessary
to pretreat the waters. Isolated and defined microorganisms are
collected in the bank of microorganisms what will enable the breeding of
the required defined mixed cultures. Other information about the project.