First Results on the Removal of Emerging Micropollutants from Municipal Centrate by Microalgae

IF 1.4 Q4 GREEN & SUSTAINABLE SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY Environmental and Climate Technologies Pub Date : 2022-01-01 DOI:10.2478/rtuect-2022-0004
V. Mezzanotte, F. Marazzi, E. Ficara, M. Mantovani, S. Valsecchi, Francesca Cappelli
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Abstract The results of a first campaign of sampling and analyses of emerging micropollutants in the influent (municipal centrate) and effluent of a pilot MBP raceway are reported. The algal population was chiefly made of Chlorella spp. and the pilot worked satisfactorily for the removal of nitrogen. 14 emerging micropollutants were analysed. Average removal efficiencies exceeding 80 % were observed for diclofenac, lamotrigine, ketoprofene, clarithromycin. For such compounds the variability of removal efficiency was also reduced, with respect to the other tested molecules, and was particularly low for diclofenac and lamotrigine. Removal efficiencies over 50 % were measured for azithromycin, metoprolol and irbesartan but with strong variability. Lower removal efficiencies were observed for amisulpride and 5-methylbenzotriazole, while for the remaining compounds the concentrations in the effluent were higher than in the influent.
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微藻去除城市污水中新兴微污染物的初步结果
摘要:报告了在一个试点MBP跑道的流入(城市集中)和流出中出现的微污染物的第一次采样和分析的结果。藻类以小球藻为主,试验对脱氮效果满意。分析了14种新出现的微污染物。双氯芬酸、拉莫三嗪、酮普罗芬、克拉霉素的平均去除率超过80%。对于这些化合物,相对于其他测试分子,去除效率的可变性也降低了,双氯芬酸和拉莫三嗪的去除效率特别低。阿奇霉素、美托洛尔和厄贝沙坦的去除率超过50%,但变异性较大。氨硫脲和5-甲基苯并三唑的去除率较低,而其余化合物的出水浓度高于进水浓度。
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Environmental and Climate Technologies
Environmental and Climate Technologies GREEN & SUSTAINABLE SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY-
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16 weeks
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