期刊
INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF PHYTOREMEDIATION
卷 14, 期 7, 页码 714-725出版社
TAYLOR & FRANCIS INC
DOI: 10.1080/15226514.2011.619237
关键词
microalgae; wastewater; nutrients; carbon dioxide; Chlorella stigmatophora
资金
- Ministry of Science and Innovation (Spanish Government) [CTM2008-01249]
- Council of Innovation, Science and Enterprise (Regional Government of Andalusia, Spain) [P08-TEP-03854]
Batch experiments were performed to study biomass growth rate, nutrient removal and carbon dioxide bio-fixation of the marine microalgae Chlorella stigmatophora. Four different cultures at different salinities were tested: wastewater (WW), synthetic wastewater (SWW), seawater (SW) and diluted seawater (DSW). Experimental results showed that Chlorella stigmatophora grew satisfactorily in all culture media, except in SWW where inhibition occurred. In all cases, biomass experimental data were fitted to the Verlhust Logistic model (R-2 > 0.982, p <= 0.05). Maximum biomass productivity (P-bmax) and CO2 biofixation (P-vCO2) were reached in the WW medium, 1.146 g SS.L-1.day(-1) and 2.324 g CO2.L-1.day(-1) respectively. The order of maximum specific growth rates (mu(max)) was WW > DSW > SW. In order to compare nitrogen and phosphorous removal kinetics, an estimation of the time required to reach the most restrictive concentration of total N and P in effluents as defined in the Directive 98/1565/CE (10 mg Sigma N.L-1(T-10(N)) and 1 mg Sigma P.L-1 (T-1(P)) was performed. In the WW test T-10(N) and T-1(P) needed were of 45.15 and 32.27 hours respectively and at the end of the experimental the removal was in both 100%.
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