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Mass transfer kinetics of biosorption of nitrogenous matter from palm oil mill effluent by aerobic granules in sequencing batch reactor

Understanding of mass transfer kinetics is important for biosorption of nitrogen compounds from palm oil mill effluent (POME) to gain a mechanistic insight into future biological processes for the treatment of high organic loading wastewater. In this study, the rates of global and sequential mass tr...

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Main Authors: Fulazzaky, M. A., Nuid, M., Aris, A., Muda, K.
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spelling my.utm.771952018-05-31T09:52:17Z http://eprints.utm.my/id/eprint/77195/ Mass transfer kinetics of biosorption of nitrogenous matter from palm oil mill effluent by aerobic granules in sequencing batch reactor Fulazzaky, M. A. Nuid, M. Aris, A. Muda, K. TP Chemical technology Understanding of mass transfer kinetics is important for biosorption of nitrogen compounds from palm oil mill effluent (POME) to gain a mechanistic insight into future biological processes for the treatment of high organic loading wastewater. In this study, the rates of global and sequential mass transfer were determined using the modified mass transfer factor equations for the experiments to remove nitrogen by aerobic granular sludge accumulation in a sequencing batch reactor (SBR). The maximum efficiencies as high as 97% for the experiment run at [kLa]g value of 1421.8 h−1 and 96% for the experiment run at [kLa]g value of 9.6 × 1037 h−1 were verified before and after the addition of Serratia marcescens SA30, respectively. The resistance of mass transfer could be dependent on external mass transfer that controls the transport of nitrogen molecule along the experimental period of 256 days. The increase in [kLa]g value leading to increased performance of the SBR was verified to contribute to the future applications of the SBR because this phenomenon provides new insight into the dynamic response of biological processes to treat POME. Taylor and Francis Ltd. 2017 Article PeerReviewed Fulazzaky, M. A. and Nuid, M. and Aris, A. and Muda, K. (2017) Mass transfer kinetics of biosorption of nitrogenous matter from palm oil mill effluent by aerobic granules in sequencing batch reactor. Environmental Technology (United Kingdom) . pp. 1-11. ISSN 0959-3330 (In Press) https://www.scopus.com/inward/record.uri?eid=2-s2.0-85023740883&doi=10.1080%2f09593330.2017.1351494&partnerID=40&md5=7572ca6a86a8cbd8b938384905b63077 DOI:10.1080/09593330.2017.1351494
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topic TP Chemical technology
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Fulazzaky, M. A.
Nuid, M.
Aris, A.
Muda, K.
Mass transfer kinetics of biosorption of nitrogenous matter from palm oil mill effluent by aerobic granules in sequencing batch reactor
description Understanding of mass transfer kinetics is important for biosorption of nitrogen compounds from palm oil mill effluent (POME) to gain a mechanistic insight into future biological processes for the treatment of high organic loading wastewater. In this study, the rates of global and sequential mass transfer were determined using the modified mass transfer factor equations for the experiments to remove nitrogen by aerobic granular sludge accumulation in a sequencing batch reactor (SBR). The maximum efficiencies as high as 97% for the experiment run at [kLa]g value of 1421.8 h−1 and 96% for the experiment run at [kLa]g value of 9.6 × 1037 h−1 were verified before and after the addition of Serratia marcescens SA30, respectively. The resistance of mass transfer could be dependent on external mass transfer that controls the transport of nitrogen molecule along the experimental period of 256 days. The increase in [kLa]g value leading to increased performance of the SBR was verified to contribute to the future applications of the SBR because this phenomenon provides new insight into the dynamic response of biological processes to treat POME.
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author Fulazzaky, M. A.
Nuid, M.
Aris, A.
Muda, K.
author_facet Fulazzaky, M. A.
Nuid, M.
Aris, A.
Muda, K.
author_sort Fulazzaky, M. A.
title Mass transfer kinetics of biosorption of nitrogenous matter from palm oil mill effluent by aerobic granules in sequencing batch reactor
title_short Mass transfer kinetics of biosorption of nitrogenous matter from palm oil mill effluent by aerobic granules in sequencing batch reactor
title_full Mass transfer kinetics of biosorption of nitrogenous matter from palm oil mill effluent by aerobic granules in sequencing batch reactor
title_fullStr Mass transfer kinetics of biosorption of nitrogenous matter from palm oil mill effluent by aerobic granules in sequencing batch reactor
title_full_unstemmed Mass transfer kinetics of biosorption of nitrogenous matter from palm oil mill effluent by aerobic granules in sequencing batch reactor
title_sort mass transfer kinetics of biosorption of nitrogenous matter from palm oil mill effluent by aerobic granules in sequencing batch reactor
publisher Taylor and Francis Ltd.
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