ArticleBiodegradation2025
Improved hydrolyzed polyacrylamide biodegradation and gel breaking performance of composite bacteria.
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Abstract
Polymer flooding technology enhances crude oil recovery but generates a large amount of wastewater containing hydrolyzed polyacrylamide (HPAM) and HPAM residue in oil reservoirs, which induce serious environmental problems. Effective degradation of HPAM is highly required in oilfields, especially biodegradation technologies. Ten strains of HPAM degrading bacteria have been screened and identified from oilfield wastewater. An optimal HPAM biodegradation system of composite bacteria has been established based on two strains Agrobacterium pusense NMYGYA2 and Stutzerimonas balearica SCE1. The HPAM biodegradation performance of the composite bacteria has been improved through cultivation condition optimization. The highest HPAM removal rate of 81.2% could be achieved at the optimized condition with the addition of 800 mg·L
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