NATURAL AND SYNTHETIC SOLID CARRIERS IN FLOW MODULE FOR MICROBIAL SEWAGE FILTRATE PURIFICATION.

The aim of the research was to develop theoretic principles of an efficient biotechnology for microbial purification of concentrated sewage filtrate from a wide range of organic and non-organic compounds, and experimentally confirm these principles. The experiment combined conventional microbiological, physical and chemical methods in which ten different types of solid carriers, both natural and artificial, were used. A comparative analysis of these types of solid carriers used in the flow system and a structured evaluation of treatment parameters was provided. The obtaining results demonstrated the effectiveness of the use of method sewage microbial purification in a flow system. Developed principles can be used as a basis for new efficient biotechnologies for sewage microbial purification. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]