The salt concentration in the UASB anaerobic reactor is currently 9,000; could this have an inhibitory effect on the anaerobic bacteria?

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The salt concentration in the UASB anaerobic reactor is currently 9,000; could this have an inhibitory effect on the anaerobic bacteria?

Reply #22017-03-15

Is it 9,000 mg/L? Such a high salt concentration results in very poor anaerobic digestion performance.

Reply #32017-04-13

It is understood that the effective methods currently available are either evaporation desalination or anaerobic digestion after dilution

Reply #42017-04-26

Anaerobic bacteria will gradually adapt; as long as the salt content does not exceed 3%, normal operation is possible.

Reply #52023-09-14

For more information on anaerobic processes, please refer to: https://www.mfcad.com/tuzhi/cad/910/1369667.html https://www.mfcad.com/tuzhi/cad/910/1371806.html

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