Journal of Industrial and Engineering Chemistry

The Korean Society of Industrial and Engineering Chemistry (한국공업화학회)
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Use and recycling of Ca-alginate biocatalyst for removal of phenol from wastewater

  • Ali, Oumessaad (National Polytechnic School, Environmental Engineering Department, Laboratory of Sciences and Environmental Techniques) ;
  • Namane, Abdelkader (National Polytechnic School, Environmental Engineering Department, Laboratory of Sciences and Environmental Techniques) ;
  • Hellal, Amina (National Polytechnic School, Environmental Engineering Department, Laboratory of Sciences and Environmental Techniques)
  • Published : 2013.07.25
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Abstract

The objective of the current work is the exhaustive study of the phenol degradation potential in both free cell and immobilized bacterium (Pseudomonas aeruginosa) in calcium alginate beads (biocatalyst) was investigated for its ability to grow and degrade phenol as its sole source of carbon and energy. The biodegradation assays were performed in liquid medium with phenol being the only substrate. It was found that P. aeruginosa is able to degrade phenol up to $500mgL^{-1}$ in 50 h as free cell and $900mgL^{-1}$ in 80 h when immobilized in the calcium alginate beads. However, for $1200mgL^{-1}$ concentration, the immobilized cells took much more time (290 h) for a complete degradation. The reuse of these beads in different concentrations of phenol ($100-900mgL^{-1}$) showed that the cells keep their phenol degradation ability up to $900mgL^{-1}$in 78.5 h with 99% removal efficiency. Similarly, the reuse of the biocatalyst in the same initial phenol concentration ($500mgL^{-1}$), allows us to get 9 cycles.

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