Embedding device and preparation method of immobilized microbial carrier
A technology of immobilized microorganisms and production methods, which is applied in the field of sewage treatment, can solve the problems of effective microorganisms that cannot survive or have a short survival time, affect biological activity, and uneven concentration, so as to improve mechanical strength and biological activity, and enhance aeration resistance. , the effect of reducing water swelling
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[0059] The processing steps of the present embodiment are as follows:
[0060] 1. Processing of bagasse molasses
[0061] Due to the complex composition of sugarcane molasses, mixed with a large number of non-sugar components and impurities (such as melanin, heavy metal ions, colloidal substances, etc.), the BOD and chroma of the treated water will increase. Therefore, these impurities must be removed before making immobilized microbial carriers. Firstly, the bagasse is crushed, heated to squeeze the juice, cooled, and the impurities are precipitated. Filter the supernatant, then heat to squeeze the juice, precipitate, and filter, and repeat it many times to obtain dark brown high-viscosity liquid molasses. The obtained molasses contains not only sugar, but also mineral elements such as calcium and potassium and various amino acids, which are suitable as carbon sources and nutrients for heterotrophic microorganisms such as denitrifying bacteria.
[0062] 2. Preparation of co...
Embodiment 2
[0077] In order to realize the new energy source instead of coal and oil---the microbial production of H2 and the influence of ammonia-containing wastewater on hydrogen-producing bacteria, that is, new energy can be produced while treating wastewater. By preparing immobilized hydrogen-producing bacteria carriers, the tolerance of hydrogen-producing bacteria to wastewater containing ammonia is improved, and the hydrogen production capacity of hydrogen is also increased. 3 times the hydrogen production of bacterial support culture.
[0078] The processing steps of the present embodiment are as follows:
[0079] 1. Processing of bagasse molasses
[0080] Due to the complex composition of sugarcane molasses, mixed with a large number of non-sugar components and impurities (such as melanin, heavy metal ions, colloidal substances, etc.), the BOD and chroma of the treated water will increase. Therefore, these impurities must be removed before making immobilized microbial carriers. ...
Embodiment 3
[0093] The preparation of the immobilized lactic acid bacteria carrier is as a feed microbial additive, which is administered orally to cultured animals to improve the immunity of aquatic animals, and is also used as a water body micro-ecological regulator to improve water quality.
[0094] The processing steps of the present embodiment are as follows:
[0095] 1. Processing of bagasse molasses
[0096] Due to the complex composition of sugarcane molasses, mixed with a large number of non-sugar components and impurities (such as melanin, heavy metal ions, colloidal substances, etc.), the BOD and chroma of the treated water will increase. Therefore, these impurities must be removed before making immobilized microbial carriers. Firstly, the bagasse is crushed, heated to squeeze the juice, cooled, and the impurities are precipitated. Filter the supernatant, then heat to squeeze the juice, precipitate, and filter, and repeat it many times to obtain dark brown high-viscosity liqui...
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