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Study on microbial remediation of underground coal gasification wastewater
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LI C Q, YANG M K, FU J,et al.Study on microbial remediation of underground coal gasification wastewater[J].Journal of Henan Polytechnic University(Natural Science) ,2022,41(6):8-15.

doi:10.16186/j.cnki.1673-9787.2021090028

Received:2021/09/06

Revised:2021/09/27

Published:2022/11/25

Study on microbial remediation of underground coal gasification wastewater

LI Congqiang1, YANG Mingkun1, FU Jia1, CHEN Lunjian1, XU Bing1,2, WU Yongmei3, MA Chaowei3, LIU Song4

1.Henan Key Laboratory of Coal Green ConversionHenan Polytechnic University Jiaozuo  454000HenanChina2.Collaborative Innovation Center of Coal Work Safety and Clean High Efficiency UtilizationHenan Polytechnic UniversityJiaozuo  454000HenanChina3.Department of Chemistry and Environmental EngineeringXinjiang Institute of EngineeringUrumchi  834000XinjiangChina4.School of Materials Science and EngineeringTongren UniversityTongren  554300GuizhouChina

Abstract:The risk of groundwater pollution caused by underground coal gasification directly limits the application of this technology.In this paperthe phenol degrading bacteria JP and naphthalene degrading bacteria KN were selected to degrade and repair the gas washing water produced by simulated underground coal gasification.After 72 hours of culturethe TOC value of gas washing water decreased by more than 80%the types of organic pollutants decreased by nearly halfthe types and concentrations of highly toxic organic pollutants represented by phenolsheterocyclic compounds and polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons decreased significantly.The concentration of heavy metal ions decreasedand the concentration of PbCd and Cu decreased greatlyeven up to 100%.The results showed that the degrading bacteria could survive in underground coal gasification wastewater and could effectively remove organic pollutants and heavy metal ions.The degradation mechanism showed that JP bacteria had a cometabolism with quinoline and phenols when degrading indole in gas washing waterand its degradation of quinoline followed the pyridine ring opening pathway.The degradation of quinoline by KN bacteria had two ways as benzene ring opening and pyridine ring openingand the degradation of aromatic hydrocarbons follows the salicylic acid path.There was a synergistic mechanism in the utilization of intermediate products and end productswhich was conducive to the complete removal of organic pollutants.

Key words:underground coal gasification;organic pollution;microorganism;remediation;degradation mechanism;groundwater pollution

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