Nutrient, Linear Alkyl Benzene Sulfonate, and Caffeine Removal from Synthetic Wastewater with an Algal–bacterial Culture and an Activated Sludge Culture in Batch Mode
Abstract:An algal-bacterial culture and an activated sludge culture were cultivated for simulating wastewater treatment in an algal pond and an aerated pond, respectively. Linear alkyl benzene sulfonates (LAS) and caffeine were selected as model pollutants. In 7-day batch treatment of synthetic wastewater (dissolved organic carbon (DOC) 106 mg/L, dissolved nitrogen (DN) 57 mg/L, dissolved phosphorous (DP) 6.7 mg/L, LAS 16 mg/L, caffeine 0.03 mg/L), the degradation kinetics for LAS and sulfophenyl carboxylic acids as th… Show more
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