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Master's Dissertation
DOI
https://doi.org/10.11606/D.18.2014.tde-27082014-100630
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Author
Full name
Araceli Laranjeira Fazzio
E-mail
Institute/School/College
Knowledge Area
Date of Defense
Published
São Carlos, 2014
Supervisor
Committee
Daniel, Luiz Antonio (President)
Lanza, Marcos Roberto de Vasconcelos
Nour, Edson Aparecido Abdul
Title in Portuguese
Tratabilidade de lixiviado de aterro sanitário por reagente de Fenton consorciado com esgoto sanitário em biofiltro aerado submerso
Keywords in Portuguese
Biofiltros aerados submersos
Lixiviado
Reagente de Fenton
Abstract in Portuguese
A disposição ambientalmente adequada dos resíduos sólidos em aterros sanitários requer atenção ao tratamento do lixiviado gerado, que atualmente representa um desafio aos engenheiros, técnicos e pesquisadores da área. Esse trabalho avalia a tratabilidade do lixiviado pelo processo oxidativo avançado Reagente de Fenton, seguido por tratamento consorciado com esgoto sanitário em biofiltro aerado submerso. Os ensaios com Reagente de Fenton foram realizados em escala de bancada, com tempo de duração de 70 min por batelada; constatou-se que a razão mássica mais eficiente em termos de remoção de DQO do lixiviado bruto foi de 2:1 (H2O2:Fe II). Os resultados mostraram que esse tratamento reduziu, em média, 62% da DQO do lixiviado bruto. Entretanto, houve acréscimo do teor de sólidos no efluente e formação de lodo. Quanto ao tratamento consorciado com esgoto sanitário, foram utilizados dois biofiltros aerados submersos - reator controle (R1) e reator R2, que recebia 2% de lixiviado tratado por reagente de Fenton - com vazões de 330 mL/h e 450 mL/h, respectivamente, ambos com tempo de detenção hidráulica de 12 h. No período monitorado e considerando as eficiências médias de remoção de DQO de 75% e 70% e de DBO de 95% e 88% nos reatores R1 e R2, respectivamente, não foi possível concluir se houve tratamento do lixiviado ou apenas diluição. Entretanto, foi observado que a adição de lixiviado comprometeu a eficiência de remoção de matéria orgânica na forma de COD, no biofiltro R2.
Title in English
Treatability of landfill leachate by Fenton's reagent combined with submerged aerated bioreactor
Keywords in English
Fenton's reagent
Leachate
Submerged aerated bioreactors
Abstract in English
The environmentally sound disposal of solid waste in landfills requires attention to the treatment of the leachate generated, which currently represents a challenge to the engineers, technicians and researchers. This research assesses the treatability of leachate by advanced oxidation process Fenton's reagent, followed by combined treatment with sewage submerged aerated biofilters. Assays with Fenton's reagent were performed in a bench scale, with a duration of 70 min per batch, it was found that the most efficient weight ratio in terms of COD removal of crude leachate was 2:1 (H2O2:Fe II). Results shows that treatment decreased on average 62% of the COD of the crude leachate. However, there was an increase of solids in the effluent and sludge formation. As for combination with sewage treatment, two submerged aerated biofilters were used - control reactor (R1) and R2 reactor, which received 2% of treated leachate by Fenton's reagent - with flows of 330 mL/h and 450 mL/h, respectively, both with a hydraulic retention time of 12 h. In the monitored period and considering the average COD removal efficiencies of 75% and 70% of BOD and 95% and 88% in the reactors R1 and R2, respectively, it was not possible to conclude whether there was treatment of leachate or just dilution. However, it was observed that the addition of leachate compromised the efficiency of removal of organic material in the form of COD in the biofilter R2.
 
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