Treatment of Distillery Wastewater Discharged from Beet Molasses-Spirits Production Using Yeast

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• Treatment of wastewater discharged from beet molasses-spirits production using yeast was studied. Two flocculant strains, Hansenula fabianii J 640-4-1 and Hansenula anomala J 45-N-5,and a strain, I-44 isolated from soil were suitable for treatment of wastewater at the concentration of 47,300 ppm of total organic carbon (TOC). Especially in the case of 2-step treatment using J 45-N-5 and I-44,TOC decreased to 11,900 ppm, and the C/N ratio (TOC/Total nitrogen) decreased from 14.8 to 4.6.

• 社団法人日本生物工学会の論文
• 1990-02-25

著者

• Iefuji Haruyuki

  National Research Institute of Brewing

• MORIYA KAZUHITO

  Hokkaido Sugar Co., Ltd.

• Moriya Kazuhito

  Hokkaido Sugar Co. Ltd.

• Iefuji H

  National Res. Inst. Brewing Hiroshima Jpn

• SATO S

  University of Tsukuba

• SHIMOI Hitoshi

  National Research Institute of Brewing

• Iefuji Haruyuki

  National Res. Inst. Of Brewing

• Shimoi H

  Hiroshima Univ. Higashihiroshima Jpn

• Shimoi H

  Hiroshima Univ. Higashi‐hiroshima Jpn

• SATO Shun-ichi

  National Research Institute of Brewing

• TADENUMA Makoto

  National Research Institute of Brewing

• Tadenuma M

  Atr Media Information Sci. Lab. Kyoto Jpn

• Tadenuma Makoto

  National Reseach Insitute Of Brewing

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