Nitrite removal with potential value-added ingredients accumulation via Chlorella sp. L38.
Nitrite removal is necessary and significant for pickle and meat processing wastewater. In this study, Chlorella sp. L38 is used as an alternative to remove nitrite and reuse it as nitrogen source for potential value-added ingredients production. Based on the typical BG11 medium with and without NaNO3 (which is the conventional nitrogen source), nitrite is additionally provided, and its concentration gradient was set at 0, 50, 100, 150 and 200 μmol/L, respectively. The experimental results showed that the nitrite removal rate could achieve 57.1 μmol/L/d. In addition, the biomass variation, and value-added ingredients (polysaccharides, lipid, and protein) productivity were also measured, and their yield could achieve 4.8 mg/g/d, 3.0 mg/L/d and 5.5 mg/L/d, respectively. It indicated that Chlorella sp. L38 has the potential to be an environmentally friendly approach for nitrite removal of wastewater.
['Li|Shuhong|S|', 'Zheng|Xuechao|X|', 'Chen|Ye|Y|', 'Song|Chunfeng|C|', 'Lei|Zhongfang|Z|', 'Zhang|Zhenya|Z|']
D018533:Biomass D002708:Chlorella D058086:Microalgae D009573:Nitrites D009584:Nitrogen D062065:Waste Water
Nitrite Value-added ingredients Chlorella sp. L38 Microalgae