The present studies were performed to investigate the glucose synthetic wastewater treatment by Aspergillus niger and production of α -amlyase on cell growth by Bacillus licheniformis in industrial medium. The optimal temperature and pH on the cell g...
The present studies were performed to investigate the glucose synthetic wastewater treatment by Aspergillus niger and production of α -amlyase on cell growth by Bacillus licheniformis in industrial medium. The optimal temperature and pH on the cell growth by Aspergillus niger were 25℃ and 6.0, respectively. The exponential growth during the incubation time of Aspergillus niger was up to 120 hrs and the cell productivity was 150 ㎎/L. According to increase the glucose concentration, the cell growth was gradually increased up to 3 g/L, but it was found that the cell growth was decreased with respect to increase the glucose concentration at more than 3 g/L. In the case of the glucose synthetic wastewater, the 95% of COD and 96% of glucose were removed at 900 ㎎/L in average concentration of COD from influent wastewater at HRT for 24 hrs.
A study on production of α-amlyase on cell growth by Bacillus lichenifomis expressed in E. coli at the industrial medium was obtained the following results. Cell growth increased according to increase of initial concentration of carbon sources containing rice, potato and sweet potato powder. It was showed that the maximum productivity for cell growth was 6.16 g/L at the rice powder of 30 g/L, and the maximum production of α -amylase on cell growth was 347.20 unit/㎖ at the potato powder of 30 g/L. By-product production for cell growth were as following, lactic acid > acetic acid > ethanol > propionic acid > methanol