Advanced valorisation for cork wastewater

Q1 Environmental Science Bioresource Technology Reports Pub Date : 2024-06-01 DOI:10.1016/j.biteb.2024.101881
Francisco Javier Yuste-Córdoba, Ana Parralejo Alcobendas, Luis Royano Barroso, Jerónimo González Cortés, Belén Godoy-Cancho
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The cork manufacturing process generates cork boiling wastewater, characterized by high COD and phenolic compounds content. The main aim of this study is the advanced valorization of these spills through a green and efficient process with two main stages. Firstly, most of the organic matter was removed by an optimal design of a precipitation with calcium. The resulting depuration rates were in the ranges 37–53 % for COD and 70–87 % for TPC. Secondly, the precipitates generated were subjected to a biodigestion process with production of methane (up to 234 L CH4·kg VS−1) and fertilizers. In conclusion, good recovery of interesting by-products and a good yield of depuration were achieved with the technology proposed, avoiding the use of toxic reagents and demonstrating the potential of concentrate precipitates from CBWs as substrates for biodigestion.

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软木废水的先进增值技术
软木塞生产过程中会产生软木塞煮沸废水,其特点是化学需氧量和酚类化合物含量较高。本研究的主要目的是通过一种绿色、高效的工艺(包括两个主要阶段)对这些溢出物进行先进的价值评估。首先,通过钙沉淀的优化设计去除大部分有机物。由此产生的化学需氧量净化率为 37%-53%,总石油碳酸净化率为 70%-87%。其次,产生的沉淀物经过生物发酵过程,产生甲烷(高达 234 L CH4-kg VS-1)和肥料。总之,所提出的技术实现了有趣的副产品的良好回收和良好的净化产量,避免了有毒试剂的使用,并证明了将化学生物武器的浓缩沉淀物作为生物发酵基质的潜力。
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Bioresource Technology Reports Environmental Science-Environmental Engineering
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