Wastewater Treatment by Azolla Filiculoides (A Study on Color, Odor, COD, Nitrate, and Phosphate Removal)

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GOLZARY A.; TAVAKOLI O.; REZAEI Y.; KARBASSI A.R.

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Journal: POLLUTION Year:2018 | Volume:4 | Issue:1 Page(s): 69-76

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Wastewater Treatment by Azolla Filiculoides (A Study on Color, Odor, COD, Nitrate, and Phosphate Removal)

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GOLZARY A. | TAVAKOLI O. | REZAEI Y. | KARBASSI A.R. | Issue Writer Certificate

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Azolla

wastewater treatment

COD removal

Nitrate and phosphate removal

Abstract

The aquatic fern Azolla, a small-leaf floating plant that lives in symbiosis with a nitrogen fixing cyanobacteria (Anabaena), is an outstanding plant, thanks to its high biomass productivity along with its tremendous rate per unit area for nitrogen-fixation. The present study investigates the potential growth of Azolla in secondary effluents for removal of COD, phosphorus, and nitrogen. Results have shown that N and P removal at 100 ppm of each component in separate medium turned out to be 36% and 44%, respectively, whereas in case of a mixed solution of these two compounds, N and P removal declined to 33% and 40. 5%, respectively. Moreover, results have suggested that in the presence of phosphorus nitrogen absorption decreased. Furthermore, Azolla has revealed a high potential of COD removal by 98. 8% in 28 days. Finally, Azolla may be one of the most promising agents to remove COD and treat nitrogen-free and phosphorus-rich wastewaters.

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GOLZARY, A., TAVAKOLI, O., REZAEI, Y., & KARBASSI, A.R.. (2018). Wastewater Treatment by Azolla Filiculoides (A Study on Color, Odor, COD, Nitrate, and Phosphate Removal). POLLUTION, 4(1), 69-76. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/348763/en

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GOLZARY A., TAVAKOLI O., REZAEI Y., KARBASSI A.R.. Wastewater Treatment by Azolla Filiculoides (A Study on Color, Odor, COD, Nitrate, and Phosphate Removal). POLLUTION[Internet]. 2018;4(1):69-76. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/348763/en

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A. GOLZARY, O. TAVAKOLI, Y. REZAEI, and A.R. KARBASSI, “Wastewater Treatment by Azolla Filiculoides (A Study on Color, Odor, COD, Nitrate, and Phosphate Removal),” POLLUTION, vol. 4, no. 1, pp. 69–76, 2018, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/348763/en

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