Avaliação do desempenho de um reator anaeróbio compartimentado no tratamento de esgoto doméstico
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2013-09-06
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Sato, Cibele Midori [UNESP]
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Universidade Estadual Paulista (Unesp)
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A aplicação de reatores UASB (Upflow Anaerobic Sludge Blanket) passou a ocupar uma posição de destaque, principalmente no Brasil, face às condições ambientais de temperatura favoráveis, baixo custo, simplicidade operacional e baixa produção de sólidos. Com o intuito de aprimorá-lo, este estudo aliou as características construtivas e operacionais destes reatores com as dos Reatores Anaeróbios Compartimentados (RAC), caracterizados por oferecerem a possibilidade de separação das fases que ocorrem na digestão anaeróbia e o aumento do tempo de contato entre a biomassa e o efluente. Assim, foi projetado e construído um reator vertical, contendo dois tubos concêntricos em seu interior, visando à separação das etapas acidogênica e metanogênica, a partir da cinética de crescimento dos microrganismos presentes. A pesquisa teve como objetivo principal estudar o comportamento e avaliar o desempenho do reator UASB compartimentado sob nova configuração, no período de partida e operação, tratando esgoto doméstico. O monitoramento do sistema foi dividido em duas etapas: partida e operação. Durante a partida, os valores de pH e alcalinidade mantiveram-se estáveis dentro de uma faixa adequada. Os resultados apresentados durante seu monitoramente indicaram ainda, que o inóculo utilizado promoveu condições adequadas para a partida do reator, com remoção média de DQO de 53,8%, chegando a atingir 82,8% ao final desta etapa. Na segunda etapa de monitoramento, ocorreram diversos problemas relacionados à operação do sistema, ocasionando sua paralisação durante alguns dias. Os valores de pH encontraram-se dentro da faixa adequada, contudo, a alcalinidade sofreu variações quando houve interrupção no sistema. A remoção de matéria orgânica apresentou-se estável, mesmo após tais interrupções, com eficiência média de remoção de 80% para a DQO e 78% para a DBO. Além disso, ambas chegaram a alcançar 90% na ...
Application of UASB (Upflow Anaerobic Sludge Blanket) reactor has come to occupy a prominent position, especially in Brazil, due to favorable climatic conditions, low cost, operational simplicity and low production solids. In order to improve it, this study combined constructional and operational features of these reactors with the Compartmented Anaerobic Reactor (CAR), characterized by offering the possibility of phase separation occurring in the anaerobic digestion and increase the contact time between the biomass and effluent. Thus a vertical reactor was designed and constructed containing two concentric tubes inside, in order to separate the acidogenic and methanogenic steps from the kinetics of growth of microrganisms present. The research aimed to study the behavior and evaluate the performance of the UASB compartmentalized reactor under new configuration during starting and operation, treating domestic wastewater. The monitoring system was divided into two stages: starting and operating. During the start-up, the values of pH and alkalinity remained stable within a proper range. The results presented during its monitoring also indicated that the inoculum used promoted conditions for starting the reactor, with average COD removal of 53,8%, reaching 82,8% at the end of this step. In the second stage of monitoring, there were several problems related to system operation, causing a stoppage for a few days. The pH values were within the appropriate range, however, the alkalinity variations experienced when there was an interruption in the system. The removal of organic matter remained stable even after such interruption, with average removal efficiency of 80% to 78% for COD and BOD. Moreover, both even reached 90% removal efficiency
Application of UASB (Upflow Anaerobic Sludge Blanket) reactor has come to occupy a prominent position, especially in Brazil, due to favorable climatic conditions, low cost, operational simplicity and low production solids. In order to improve it, this study combined constructional and operational features of these reactors with the Compartmented Anaerobic Reactor (CAR), characterized by offering the possibility of phase separation occurring in the anaerobic digestion and increase the contact time between the biomass and effluent. Thus a vertical reactor was designed and constructed containing two concentric tubes inside, in order to separate the acidogenic and methanogenic steps from the kinetics of growth of microrganisms present. The research aimed to study the behavior and evaluate the performance of the UASB compartmentalized reactor under new configuration during starting and operation, treating domestic wastewater. The monitoring system was divided into two stages: starting and operating. During the start-up, the values of pH and alkalinity remained stable within a proper range. The results presented during its monitoring also indicated that the inoculum used promoted conditions for starting the reactor, with average COD removal of 53,8%, reaching 82,8% at the end of this step. In the second stage of monitoring, there were several problems related to system operation, causing a stoppage for a few days. The pH values were within the appropriate range, however, the alkalinity variations experienced when there was an interruption in the system. The removal of organic matter remained stable even after such interruption, with average removal efficiency of 80% to 78% for COD and BOD. Moreover, both even reached 90% removal efficiency
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Reatores UASB, Águas residuais - Purificação - Tratamento anaeróbico, Águas residuais - Purificação - Tratamento biológico, Digestão de águas residuais, Biorreatores, Upflow anaerobic sludge blanket reactors
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SATO, Cibele Midori. Avaliação do desempenho de um reator anaeróbio compartimentado no tratamento de esgoto doméstico. 2013. 109 f. Disseração (mestrado) - Universidade Estadual Paulista Júlio de Mesquita Filho, Faculdade de Engenharia, 2013.