The study aims to evaluate the feasibility of the application of a lab scale sediment slurry-sequencing batch reactor (SS-SBR) for the treatment of polyciclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) contaminated lagoon sediment. In the study the Venice lagoon sediment samples were characterised for nutrient and PAH contents and the sampled sediment were used for the preparation of the feed slurry. Biological activity in the SS-SBR was evaluated measuring the degradation rate of two different added substrates (glucose and lactose), and in the subsequent phases the total PAH removal was evaluated in different operating conditions.

Feasibility Evaluation of an SS-SBR Reactor Treating PAH-Contaminated Sediments / A., Giordano; L., Stante; Pirozzi, Francesco; Cesaro, Raffaele; G., Bortone. - STAMPA. - 1:(2004), pp. 134-140.

Feasibility Evaluation of an SS-SBR Reactor Treating PAH-Contaminated Sediments

PIROZZI, FRANCESCO;CESARO, RAFFAELE;
2004

Abstract

The study aims to evaluate the feasibility of the application of a lab scale sediment slurry-sequencing batch reactor (SS-SBR) for the treatment of polyciclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) contaminated lagoon sediment. In the study the Venice lagoon sediment samples were characterised for nutrient and PAH contents and the sampled sediment were used for the preparation of the feed slurry. Biological activity in the SS-SBR was evaluated measuring the degradation rate of two different added substrates (glucose and lactose), and in the subsequent phases the total PAH removal was evaluated in different operating conditions.
2004
9781574771435
Feasibility Evaluation of an SS-SBR Reactor Treating PAH-Contaminated Sediments / A., Giordano; L., Stante; Pirozzi, Francesco; Cesaro, Raffaele; G., Bortone. - STAMPA. - 1:(2004), pp. 134-140.
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