ARAÚJO, E. P.; http://lattes.cnpq.br/5220721579488408; ARAÚJO, Elaine Patrícia.
Abstract:
The increasing environmental degradation that has been occurring in recent
decades, has been causing irreparable ecological disaster to the environment.
The increase in the quantity and variety of municipal solid waste generated
mainly by domestic activities emerges as a major problem in society today. This
research aimed to study the behavior of aerobic bacteria and anaerobic in the
biodegradability of municipal solid waste in an experimental cell in the city of
Campina Grande / PB. The experimental cell constructed at the Federal
University of Campina Grande (UFCG) has a height of 3.0 m and a diameter of
2.0 m. In this experimental cell was deposited waste from three districts of the
city of Campina Grande / PB. The experimental cell was instrumented with
temperature measurer and repression along the deep, piezometer and drainage
gas, beyond collection points for solid waste along the layers. The monitoring
was realized from October 2009 to December 2010, where a significant quantity
of solid waste samples were removed from each layer for laboratory analysis.
Were realized physical analysis (gravimetric composition, volumetry and
humidity content), physical-chemical (pH, volatile solids, volatile acids, BOD and
COD) and bacteriological analysis (aerobic bacteria and total anaerobic). Ally to
laboratory analysis, carried out a statistical study through principal component
analysis, where were verified correlations between the parameters studied. The
results obtained in this research showed that the gravimetric and volumetric
compositions are typical of tropical and emerging countries like Brazil, while in
terms of organic matter the percentages presented are higher than the national
average. The aerobic microorganisms and total anaerobics showed different
behaviors during the experimental monitoring of the cell, ie, occurred a reversal
in the growth of these bacteria over time and statistical analysis to corroborate
with the experimental results. It was concluded that the physical and
physicochemical conditions favored the growth of bacteria and had the typical
behavior of solid waste landfills in real scale.