Respirometric Analyses Of Olive Mill Wastewater

Abstract

This study includes the examination of OMW (olive mill wastewater) characterization and results of respirometric analyses in a batch reactor. In the rst stage of the study characterization of OMW was investigated. In second stage respirometric analyses results of OMW were determinated. According to results, COD value of raw OMW was found as 55730 mg L-1 and easily biodegradable BOD value was found as 7156 mg L-1 as a result of respiromeric analyses. In addition to toxicity of olive mill wastewater was determined to be about 28.65% as a result of respirometric analyses.

Keywords

• Olive mill wastewater,COD (chemical oxygen demand),toxicity,respirometric analyses

Zeytin Karasuyunun Respirometrik Analizi

Abstract

Bu çalışma, arıtılması güç bir atıksu olan zeytin karasuyunun özelliklerinin belirlenmesini ve respirometrik analiz sonuçlarını kapsamaktadır. Çalışmanın ilk aşamasında zeytin karasuyunun özellikleri belirlenmiş olup, ikinci aşamada ise zeytin karasuyunun respirometrik analiz sonuçları belirlenmiştir. Buna göre ham atıksuyun toplam KOİ değeri yaklaşık olarak 55730 mg L-1 olarak bulunmuşken respirometrik analizler sonucunda zeytin karasuyunda mikroorganizmaların OKH (Oksijen Kullanım Hızı)’ları belirlenerek kolay parçalanabilir BOİ değeri yaklaşık olarak 7156 mg L-1 olarak tespit edilmiştir. Bunun yanı sıra zeytin karasuyunun toksisitesi respirometrik analizler sonucunda yaklaşık olarak %28.65 olarak belirlenmiştir.

Keywords

• Zeytin karasuyu,KOİ (kimyasal oksijen ihtiyacı),toksisite,respirometrik analiz

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