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PASSIVE COMETABOLIC TREATMENT OF 1,4-DIOXANE, CIS-DICHLOROETHENE, 1,1,1- TRICHLOROETHANE IN CONTINOUS FLOW COLUMNS PACKED WITH GELLAN GUM HYDROGEL BEADS CO-ENCAPSULATED WITH RHODOCOCCUS RHODOCHROUS 21198 AND SLOW-RELEASE-COMPOUNDS Mohammad Azizian, Michael Hyman and Lewis Semprini Clean Water Conference, September 1, 2020

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PASSIVE COMETABOLIC TREATMENT OF 1,4-DIOXANE, CIS-DICHLOROETHENE, 1,1,1-TRICHLOROETHANE IN CONTINOUS FLOW COLUMNS PACKED WITH GELLAN GUM

HYDROGEL BEADS CO-ENCAPSULATED WITH RHODOCOCCUS RHODOCHROUS 21198 AND SLOW-RELEASE-COMPOUNDS

Mohammad Azizian, Michael Hyman and Lewis Semprini

Clean Water Conference, September 1, 2020

• Fortuitous biotransformation of target pollutant(s)

• Separates carbon and energy acquisition from biotransformation

• Potential to treat very low contaminant concentrations (ppb to ppt)

• Active microorganisms are often widely distributed• Monooxygenases are common catalysts in aerobic systems• Active bacteria can often concurrently degrade multiple

contaminants

To develop novel aerobic cometabolic processes based on co-encapsulation of slow release compounds (SRCs) and isobutane-metabolizing bacteria to treat COC mixtures of interest

Objective

OSU Patent Pending

Presenter
Presentation Notes
This slide should state your technical objectives as stated in your proposal. Avoid lengthy, wordy statements. If the objectives are not succinctly stated in your proposal, then paraphrase them here. This answers the question: “What are you going to do?” Number of Slides: 1 Time: 30 seconds-1 minute

Rhodococcus rhodochrous 21198

21198 expresses a monooxygenase enzyme when grown on Isobutane (C4H10)

Rhodococcus rhodochrous ATCC® 21198™ is an aerobic, gram-positive bacterium isolated from soil.

21198

Cometabolism: the fortuitous oxidation of non-growth supporting compounds (1,4-D) by microorganisms grown on primary substrates (isobutane, 2-butanol, etc.)

SRC Evaluation – T2BOS

T2BOS(tetra-s-butyl orthosilicate)

Hydrolysis

2-Butanol Silicic Acid

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Produces 2-butanol - which induces SCAMBranched group – slower rate of abiotic hydrolysis compared to linear TBOS

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Gellan Gum Encapsulation

Co-Encapsulated Cell and SRCs Long Term Cometabolic Transformation Performance

Gellan gum beads Two batches of beads

– 1) 0.5 mgTSS/gbead and 8% TBOS– 2) 0.5 mgTSS/gbead and 8% T2BOS– 3) 2 g of beads per batch reactor

TBOS and 21198 Co-Encapsulated in Gellan gum Cometabolic Performance

• Fast zero-order rates of abiotic TBOS hydrolysis

• High Rates O2 utilization and CO2 production

• Successive transformation of 1,1,1-TCA, cis-DCE and 1,4-dioxane

• Cometabolic activity over a period of 300 days

• Slowing in transformation rates with time

from: Rasmussen et al. Environmental Processes and Impacts (2020)

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50 ppm H2O2HRT = 05. days

50 ppm H2O2

100 ppm H2O2HRT = 1 day

Pore Volumes - 0 To 3320 mg/L DOHRT = 2 days

Only Column Entrance Stimulated Due to Lack of DO

Pore Volumes – 50 to 8050 mg/L H2O2HRT = 0.5 days

Whole Column is StimulatedExcess DO in the Column Effluent

Continuous Flow Packed Column Tests with TBOS/21198 BeadsH2O2 Addition to Utilize the 1-Butanol Produced and to Achieve Cometabolic

Transformation Potential Throughout the Entire Column

Pore Volume

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Continuous Flow Packed Columns Treating a Mixture of 1,4-Dioxane, 1,1,1-Trichloroethane and Cis-Dichloroethene:

Co-Encapsulation with Strain 21198 and 10% TBOS

20 mg/l DOHRT = 2 days

100 mg/L H2O2HRT = 1 day

50 mg/L H2O2HRT = 0.5 days

20 mg/L DOHRT = 2 days

100 mg/L H2O2HRT = 1 day

50 mg/L H2O2HRT = 0.5 days

Compound Influent Conc.(µg/L) Effluent Conc. (µg/L) Percent Transformed

1,4-Dioxane 250 1.1 99.6

1,1,1-TCA 250 0.2 99.9

Cis-DCE 250 0.3 99.8

Continuous Flow Column 1,4-Dioxane, 1,1,1-Trichloroethane,

Cis-Dichloroethene and 1,1-Dichloroethene: Co-Encapsulation with Strain 21198 and 10%

TBOS0.0

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Replace Cis-DCE w/100 ppb 1,1,-DCE

Increase 1,1,-DCE to 250 ppb

Stop H2O2, CAHs at Low O2 = 4.1 ppm

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Stop H2O2, influent media 4.1 ppm DO

15 ppm DO

• Long-term transformation of 250 µg/L of CoCs

• Transformation ceased at low influent DO concentrations

• Transformation recovered when the influent DO was increased

• 1,1-DCE effectively transformed at 250 µg/L

• Capable of treating 175 ft of a GW plume at the operating conditions of the column

Conclusions• ATCC 21198 and SRCs were successfully encapsulated in gellan gum bead

hydrogels for use in passive cometabolic treatment systems

• TBOS and T2BOS hydrolysis products, 1-butanol and 2-butanol, were utilized by co-encapsulated ATCC 21198 for cellular growth and SCAM enzyme production prior to diffusion from the beads.

• Different rates of alcohol release were achieved by varying the structure of the Orthosilicate with rates of TBOS > T2BOS. Rates of O2 uptake are correlated with rates of hydrolysis.

• Cometabolism of 1,1,1-TCA, 1,2-cis-DCE, and 1,4-dioxane were achieved for a over 300 days in batch reactors with gellan gum beads encapsulated with ATCC 21198 and TBOS and T2BOS

• Continuous flow columns packed with beads achieved over 99.5% treatment of 1,1,1-TCA, 1,2-cis-DCE and 1,4-dioxane with a HRT of 12 hours

Acknowledgments

OSU NCSUMitchell Rasmussen Michael HymanRiley Murnane Weijue ChenAlyssa Saito Christy SmithMohammad AzizianAlisa Bealessio

Project ER-2716

Presenter
Presentation Notes
SRS hydrolysis rate, cell substrate utilization rate, cell respiration, cell growth and decay, and contaminant transformation Beads were ~2mm in diameter. Need 10-40 um SRS hydrolysis rate is a crucial factor influencing susbstrate production…. One way to control this is by SRS selection Move away from batch studies Move away from clean systems that more accurately represent application of this technology