O uso da radiação UV-C para desinfecção de água com corante têxtil Remazol Black B contaminada por Pseudomonas Aeruginosa

Abstract

The health risks when associated with water pollution caused by microbiological elements, medium or long term, resulting from polluted water consumption. Pseudomonas aeruginosa is a mobile bacteria rod-shaped bacteria that are highly resistant to some types of antibiotics. It is a saprophyte, habitable body in wet and endowed with great potential pathogenic environments. disinfection processes are aimed at the destruction or inactivation of pathogenic organisms capable of producing disease, or other unwanted organisms. This study was conducted at BIO-TEC laboratory Faculty Caruaruense Association of Higher Education and Technical - ASCES where the study was conducted of the water treatment efficiency with textile Remazol Black B, contaminated with Pseudomonas aeruginosa bacteria, decontamination radiation UV-C with a wavelength of 253,7nm and use of a photoreactor system designed for data acquisition. The results revealed a water containing the dye and the bacterium was treated in 55 minutes by radiation from 100% to obtain disinfection (sterilization), showing that the system was efficient also noted that the dye had an oxidative paper. Thus, the UV-C radiation for disinfection, has proved very effective and does not harm the environment because it generates no waste and is therefore an environmental clean alternative appropriate technology