Simultaneous denitrification and desulfurization-S0 recovery of wastewater in trickling filters by bioaugmentation intervention based on avoiding collapse critical points.
Simultaneous denitrification and desulfurization-S0 recovery of wastewater in trickling filters by bioaugmentation intervention based on avoiding collapse critical points.
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10.1016/j.jenvman.2021.112834
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发表时间:
2021-05
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8.7
通讯作者:
S. Feng;Zhenming Jiang;Yuqing Chen;Liangqi Gong;Y. Tong;Hailing Zhang;Xing Huang;Hailin Yang
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作者:
S. Feng;Zhenming Jiang;Yuqing Chen;Liangqi Gong;Y. Tong;Hailing Zhang;Xing Huang;Hailin Yang
In order to better achieve efficiently simultaneous desulfurization and denitrification/S0recovery of wastewater, the intervention of sulfur oxidizing bacteria (SOB) and denitrifying bacteria (DNB) was employed to avoid the collapse critical points (the dramatically decrease of S/N removal efficiency) under the fluctuated load. With the assistance of DNB and SOB, collapse critical point of trickling filter (TF) was delayed from the P8(105–114 d) to P10stage (129–138 d). The treatment efficiency of nitrogen and sulfur was the highest with the S/N ratio of 3:1. The bioaugmentation of DNB and SOB at collapse critical point could effectively regulated collapse situation, which further increased the maximum system utilization/elimination capacity to 4.50 kg S m−3·h−1and 0.90 kg N m−3·h−1(increased by 56.89% and 65.56% in comparison to control). High-throughput sequencing analysis indicated thatProteobacteria(average 78.59%) andBacteroidetes(average 9.30%) were dominant bacteria in the reactor at all stages. As the reaction proceeds, the microbial community was gradually dominated by some functional genera such asChryseobacterium(average 2.97%),Halothiobacillus(average 22.71%),Rhodanobacter(average 14.02%),Thiobacillus(average 9.01%),Thiomonas(average 16.70%) andMetallibacterium(average 21.63%), which could remove nitrate or sulfide. Both of Principal Component Analysis (PCA) and Canonical Correlation Analysis (CCA) demonstrated the important role of DNB/SOB during the long-term run in the trickling filters (TFs).