Global Advanced Research Journal of Microbiology (GARJM) ISSN: 2315-5116
May, 2015. Vol. 4(4), pp 054-059
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Removal of Ammonium (NH4) and Organic Matter (COD) In Landfill Leachate Under Anaerobic and Aerobic Algae Culture In Continuous Systems
Pieter M. I. Torobi1, Christina N. Manuputty1, Jubhar C. Mangimbulude2
1Biology Master of Science Programe, Satya Wacana Christian Univerity,Salatiga Central Java, Indonesia.
2Water Management Resouces, Faculty Of Natural Science and Engingeering Technology. Halmahera University, Tobelo, North Maluku, Indonesia.
*Corresponding Author’s Email: iollanatorobi@yahoo.co.id;
Tel: (0298)321212 Ext. 401/229; fax.(0298)311995
Accepted 11 May, 2015
Abstract
Final Disposal (Landfill) generally produce pollutants such as leachate and can have a negative impact on the environment. In general, landfill leachate containing high of organic matter and high of nitrogen, as well as Ngronggo landfill leachate in Salatiga, far exceeded the applicable waste water. To reduce the organic matter and ammonium contens, Ngronggo landfill leachate was processed under anaerobic-aerobic process (algae-culture) in continuous system, with residence time of 24-hour for one week. The results showed that anaerobic-aerobic (algae culture) in continuous system were conducted in a laboratory scale give a significant results to removing over 90% of COD and ammonium, and produce water quality that meets with the quality standards of waste water.
Keywords: landfill leachate, algae culture, continuous, anaerobic, aerobic.
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