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Estudo da biodegradação de corantes azóicos por inóculo proveniente de biodigestor anaeróbio de alimentos

Authors: Almeida, Ana Carolina Maganha de;

Estudo da biodegradação de corantes azóicos por inóculo proveniente de biodigestor anaeróbio de alimentos

Abstract

O uso de biodigestores anaeróbios é uma versátil alternativa para produção de biomassa microbiana a partir de resíduos orgânicos. O reaproveitamento das sobras alimentares, produzidas pelo Restaurante Universitário da Unesp Campus Rio Claro, foi o responsável pela produção de um Inóculo Líquido Residual (I.L.R.) utilizado como agente biodegradador e biossorvente para os corantes azóicos “Acid Yellow 25” e “Direct Violet 51” de importante destaque industrial. O projeto dividiu-se em duas etapas, a primeira contemplando a produção do inóculo em grande escala (biodigestor de fluxo contínuo) e a segunda em escala de laboratorial (biodigestor em batelada). Os resultados da análise microbiológica revelaram a presença predominante de bactérias acidogênicas e de leveduras em menor escala. Estes microrganismos foram aplicados como inóculo nas soluções dos dois corantes em condições variadas de pH (2,50; 4,50 e 6,50). A análise dos produtos formados a partir da interação com o I.L.R demonstraram as potencialidades biodegradativas e biossorventes do consórcio microbiano e sua ação diferenciada de acordo com a mudança de pH.As aminas aromáticas e sulfonadas, formadas após a redução da ligação azóica, foram estudada a partir do sobrenadante dos tratamentos dos corantes através do uso dos métodos difundidos do UV-Vis e do HPLC aliados às analises vanguardistas do FTIR.

The use of anaerobic bioreactor is a versatile alternative for the production of microbial biomass from organic waste. The reuse of the leftovers from the University Restaurant of Unesp Rio Claro Campus, was responsible for producing a Residual Liquid Inoculum (R.L.I.) used as a biodegradator and biosorptive agent for two azo dyes Acid Yellow 25 and Direct Violet 51 with a major role in the industrial scenery. The project was divided in two steps, the first covering the production of the inoculum in large scale (continuous flow bioreactor) and the second in bench-scale (in-batch bioreactor) The results of the microbiological analysis revealed a predominant presence of acidogenic bacteria and a few yeasts. These microorganisms were used as inoculum in both dye solutions at different pH conditions (2.50, 4.50 and 6.50) The analysis of the resultant by-products demonstrated the biodegradation and biosorptive potential of the consortium and its differentiated pH-regulated action. The aromatic sulfonated amines, formed after the reduction of the azoic bounds, were studied through the spreaded analytic methods of UV-Vis and HPLC in conjunct with the vanguard of FTIR device.

Conselho Nacional de Desenvolvimento Científico e Tecnológico (CNPq)

Pós-graduação em Ciências Biológicas (Microbiologia Aplicada) - IBRC

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Brazil
Keywords

Microorganismos, Biodigestor, Biodigestor anaeróbio, Anaerobic bioreactor, Consórcio microbiano, Descoloração, Acid yellow 25, Decolorization, Branqueamento, Direct violet 51, Microbian consortia

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