Biodegradabilidade Anaeróbia De Efluente Do Processamento Da Acerola Verde

André, Andreza Carla Lopes; Silva, Rodrigo Torres; Silva, Kessia Caroline Dantas da; Silva, Paula Tereza de Souza e; Amorim, Miriam Cleide Cavalcante de

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“…Considering the studies performed by André et al (2019), which consider the existence of a relevant inorganic fraction and recalcitrant organic fraction in the green acerola processing effluent, the verified results demonstrate that the association of this effluent with domestic sewage contributed to a high biodegradability, since, according to Bertolino, Carvalho and Aquino (2008), the domestic sewage is essentially organic. It is observed that among the treatments at 35°C, T 1M -treatment with the highest percentage of agroindustrial effluent -presented the highest percentage of transformed soluble organic matter, that is, %BD, which indicates that this was the most biodegradable treatment.…”

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Anaerobic co-digestion of acerola (Malphigia emarginata) agro-industry effluent with domestic sewage at mesophilic and thermophilic conditions

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This study evaluated the effect of temperature on the anaerobic co-digestion of West Indian Cherry agro-industry effluent (EAV) and domestic sewage (EDT). The assays were performed in triplicates of reactor flasks using treatments with different mixture compositions (T1=5%EDT+95%EAV;T2=20%EDT+80%EAV;T3=30%EDT+70%EAV) and anaerobic sludge as inoculum (5g.L-1), at mesophilic (35°C) and thermophilic (55°C) temperatures. The analyses of soluble chemical oxygen demand (DQOs) and volatile fatty acids (AGV) were performed by determining the removal efficiency of the DQOs, the decay rate constant of the DQO (Kd), and the percentages of anaerobic biodegradability (%BD) and methanation (%M). The inoculum biomass of the treatments was observed through scanning electron microscopy at the end of the degradation process (12 days). Regardless of the temperature, the anaerobic digestion was considered efficient, with biodegradability above 60%. The mesophilic temperature favored the anaerobic co-digestion for all mixture compositions, presenting more diversified and structured biomass at the end of the assays, as well as higher removal efficiencies of the DQOs and methanization, especially for T3 at 35°C (63% and 51%, respectively). Furthermore, the kinetics of the degradation process proved to be more accelerated at mesophilic conditions (Kd 0.1d-1) and in the treatments with a higher percentage of sewage (T2M and T3M).

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