Abstract

Industrial synthetic resin wastewater biological treatment has widely carried out. However, given its highly resistant organic content, the effect of some operating conditions is not well understood. A culture bacteria (PB) was taken from an industrial waste treatment facility and was tried in the lab-scale tubular reactor to observe the effect of lighting, aeration and mixing. The results showed that lighting gave an unclear outcome. However, aeration and stirring experiments had increased the quality of the treated wastewater model, as shown by the lower COD, odor, and clarity. The volatility of the synthetic resin might have influenced beside the biodegradation process. This qualitative-quantitative approach research gives a simple approach for further understanding of what occurred during the wastewater treatment process in the field application.

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