In order to solve the problems caused by biological treatment of acid mine drainage (AMD) using sulfate reducing bacteria (SRB), in which SRB was easily suppressed and poisoned by heavy metal ions and high acidity, microbial immobilization technology with corncobs as carbon source was used to construct 1# and 2# immobilization particles with medical stone and lignite as fillers, respectively, and the simulated acid mine waste water containing Cr6+ and SO42- was treated. The experimental results showed that the average release of COD in 1# particle waste water (898 mg/L) was higher than that in 2# particle waste water (698.9 mg/L), while the pH promotion (4~7.47)and the average removal rates of Cr6+ and SO42- in AMD by 2# particles (96.57%, 36.50%) were higher than that of pH(4~7.04)and Cr6+, SO42- (85.96%, 20.85%) in AMD by 1# particles. It can be seen that lignite particles have stronger abilities of acid regulation, metal ions attachment, and sulfate activity dissimilation than those of medical stone particles.