Syed Saquib , Helen Julian , Sri Harjati Suhardi , Takahiro Watari , Takashi Yamaguchi , Tjandra Setiadi
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Abstract
An HF-sAnMBR-DHS system was examined for enhanced RB5 diazo dye synthetic textile wastewater treatment. Natural aeration was provided during Phase-1 (51 days), while intermittent forced aeration (2 L/min for 5 min ON/OFF cycle) was purged into the DHS in Phase-2 (66 days). The mean tCOD and sCOD removal at P-1 were 88.43 ± 1.84 % and 90.82 ± 0.78 %, respectively, whereas in P-2, the removal reached 94.30 ± 2.01 % and 95.79 ± 0.67 %, respectively. Spectrophotometric analysis reveals 81.41 ± 5.02 % color reduction in P-1 whereas and P-2, 83.40 ± 6.93 % decolorization. The mean Pt-Co levels were 366.33 ± 112.91 and 222.13 ± 44.41 in both phases respectively. At the median initial flux (14.79 LMH), no significant fouling occurred in the membrane module. Microbial analysis revealed Clostridium as a major genus in the HF-AnMBR and DHS, attributed to azo dye-degrading bacteria. The abundance of aerobic microbes present in the DHS might help in further degradation of the intermediate aminated compounds.