Stripping/flocculation/membrane bioreactor/reverse osmosis treatment of municipal landfill leachate

Hasar, Halil; Ünsal, Sezahat Aynur; İpek, Ubeyde; Karataş, Serdar; Çınar, Özer; Yaman, Cevat; Kinaci, Cumali

doi:10.1016/j.jhazmat.2009.06.003

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“…It was established that the total degree of treatment in such a system from ammonia nitrogen after the aerobic stage can reach 99.6 % and the degree of reduction of COD is 66−94 % (57−87 % after anaerobic stage and 35−70 % after an aerated lagoon). However, a significant disadvantage of the anaerobic process of leachate treatment is sensitivity to changes in temperature and pH as well as to various toxic substances contained in leachates [7,8]. Under the conditions of an alternating chemical composition of leachate which differs for different storage ponds of the Hrybovytsky MSW dump, industrial realization of this technology is problematic in its realization.…”

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Twostage treatment of solid waste leachates in aerated lagoons and at municipal wastewater treatment plants

Malovanyy

Zhuk

Sliusar

et al. 2018

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Section: Literature Review and Problem Statementmentioning

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Twostage treatment of solid waste leachates in aerated lagoons and at municipal wastewater treatment plants

Malovanyy

Zhuk

Sliusar

et al. 2018

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“…Biological processes are highly effective in the treatment of young landfill leachate, while their impact is reduced in old leachate treatment due to the resistance of contaminants to biodegradation [9]. The effect of biological treatment depends on factors such as treatment conditions, temperature, pH, type of microorganisms, and food.…”

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“…In the second phase, anaerobic microorganisms convert volatile or- [9]. The most common anaerobic reactors applied to leachate treatment include anaerobic sequencing batch reactor, and up-flow anaerobic sludge blanket.…”

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Study of Biological Methods in Landfill Leachate Treatment

Payandeh¹,

Mehrdadi²,

Dadgar³

2017

OJE

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Landfill leachate is mainly the result of precipitation of water into the layers of buried waste, and biochemical reactions of waste that has dangerous substances and pollutants that lead to the contamination of surface and groundwater resources. Therefore, it must be collected and treated properly. The investigation of various biological methods in leachate treatment, their advantages and disadvantages, and their effect on reduction of COD (chemical oxygen demand) are the objectives of this study. Reviewed processes include anaerobic and aerobic sequencing batch reactor, up-flow anaerobic sludge blanket, moving-bed biofilm reactor, membrane bioreactor, and aerated lagoons, lead to reduction of biodegradability pollutants in different circumstances. The present study has indicated that the most and the least reduction of COD has been through aerated lagoon (95%) and moving-bed biofilm reactor (8%), respectively.

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“…Humic acid removal was depended on sludge production. Keeping high sludge retention time, therefore, negatively affected its removal (Hasar et al 2009). Membrane bioreactor removed around 40% of hydrophilic acid, mainly volatile fatty acid, by biodegradation and air stripping (Campagna et al 2013).…”

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Unwanted metals and hydrophobic contaminants in bioreactor effluents are associated with the presence of humic substances

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Biological treatment of landfill leachate is difficult due to the presence of complex compounds.Here we treated an old landfill leachate using a membrane bioreactor under the following conditions 24 hours for hydraulic retention, 65 days of sludge retention and an average organic load rate of 1.71±0.16 g/L/day. We observed a high removal of ammonia, phosphorous and some metals. However, removal of organic carbon was incomplete. Specifically, despite a major removal of suspended solids, hydrophobic and volatile hydrophilic compounds; high concentration of fulvic acid and hydrophilic contaminants were found in the effluent. Overall we demonstrate that the presence humic substances in the effluent is associated with the detection of arsenic, copper and chromium and di(2-ethylhexyl) phthalate.

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Stripping/flocculation/membrane bioreactor/reverse osmosis treatment of municipal landfill leachate

Cited by 126 publications

References 66 publications

Twostage treatment of solid waste leachates in aerated lagoons and at municipal wastewater treatment plants

Twostage treatment of solid waste leachates in aerated lagoons and at municipal wastewater treatment plants

Study of Biological Methods in Landfill Leachate Treatment

Unwanted metals and hydrophobic contaminants in bioreactor effluents are associated with the presence of humic substances

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Stripping/flocculation/membrane bioreactor/reverse osmosis treatment of municipal landfill leachate

Cited by 126 publications

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Two­stage treatment of solid waste leachates in aerated lagoons and at municipal wastewater treatment plants

Two­stage treatment of solid waste leachates in aerated lagoons and at municipal wastewater treatment plants

Study of Biological Methods in Landfill Leachate Treatment

Unwanted metals and hydrophobic contaminants in bioreactor effluents are associated with the presence of humic substances

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Twostage treatment of solid waste leachates in aerated lagoons and at municipal wastewater treatment plants

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