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Combined Biological and Advanced Oxidation Process for the Treatment of Textile Dye Containing Wastewater

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  • International Journal of Science and Engineering Investigations

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  • 2017

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The present study has proven that combined Biological and Advanced Oxidation Process (AOPs) is effective to treat dye-containing wastewater for reuse. With respect to environmental protection and utilization, a two stage treatment process involving adapted bacterial strain and hydroxyl radical (OH*) induced photocatalytic decolorization and degradation of dye-containing wastewater has been studied. The present study was carried out on the decolorization of four commonly used textile azo dyes namely Reactive Yellow 14, Reactive Black 5, Direct Blue 86 and Reactive Red 198, in a successive biological and solar driven advanced oxidation process involving hydrogen peroxide. For biological treatment, a novel autochthonous bacterium Soil Isolate 04 (SI 04) isolated from wastewater contaminated site have been used. This novel bacterial strain efficiently decolorized three dyes in pH 8, at 37˚C under microaerophilic condition (to a maximum of 90%) in nutrient broth whereas, Direct Blue 86 dye was strongly resistant to decolorization through biological treatment. These dyes were subjected to chemical oxidation involving 10% H2O2 under solar energy separately. The result indicates that decolorization efficiency was influenced by operational parameters such as solar light intensity, concentration of H2O2, initial dye concentration and time. In combined Biological and Advanced Oxidation Process the decolorization was more efficient (decolorization ranging from 90-100%) for all the four dyes.
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