Methane fermentation process for treating evaporator condensate

Liquid purification or separation – Processes – Treatment by living organism

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210617, 210928, 435167, 48197A, C02F 328, C12P 502

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046666052

ABSTRACT:
A methane fermentation process for processing an evaporator condensate of a waste fluid from a pulp production system is disclosed. The process comprises the pre-treatment step of adding an acid into the evaporator condensate to settle and coagulate inhibitors for methane fermentation, removing the inhibitors, and thereafter neutralizing the waste fluid deprived of the inhibitors; and the fermentation step of allowing the effluent from the pre-treatment step to flow through a methane fermentation bio-reactor where the effluent undergoes fermentation to generate methane.

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Frostell B. et al., "Full Scale Anaerobic Treatment of a Pulp and Paper Industry Wastewater"; Proc. of the 39th Ind. Waste Conf. Purdue Univ.; pp. 687-696; (1984).

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