Microbial nitrate removal in biologically enhanced treated coal gasification wastewater of low COD to nitrate ratio by coupling biological denitrification with iron and carbon micro-electrolysis.
Microbial nitrate removal in biologically enhanced treated coal gasification wastewater of low COD to nitrate ratio by coupling biological denitrification with iron and carbon micro-electrolysis.
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10.1016/j.biortech.2018.04.059
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发表时间:
2018-08
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11.4
通讯作者:
Zhengwen Zhang;Yuxing Han;Chunyan Xu;Wencheng Ma;Hong-jun Han;Mengqi Zheng;Hao Zhu;Weiwei Ma
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作者:
Zhengwen Zhang;Yuxing Han;Chunyan Xu;Wencheng Ma;Hong-jun Han;Mengqi Zheng;Hao Zhu;Weiwei Ma
Mixotrophic denitrification coupled biological denitrification with iron and carbon micro-electrolysis (IC-ME) is a promising emerging bioprocess for nitrate removal of biologically enhanced treated coal gasification wastewater (BECGW) with low COD to nitrate ratio. TN removal efficiency in R1 with IC-ME assisted was 16.64% higher than R2 with scrap zero valent iron addition, 23.05% higher than R3 with active carbon assisted, 30.51% higher than R4 with only active sludge addition, 80.85% higher than R5 utilizing single IC-ME as control. Fe2+generated from IC-ME decreased the production of N2O and enriched more Nitrate-reducing Fe(Ⅱ) oxidation bacteria (NRFOB)AcidovoraxandThiobacillus, which could convert nitrate to nitrogen gas. And the presence of Fe3+, as the Fe2+oxidation product, could stimulate the growth of Fe(III)-reducing strain (FRB) that indicated by redundancy analysis. Microbial network analysis demonstrated FRBGeothrixhad a co-occurrence relationship with other bacteria, revealing its dominant involvement in nitrate removal of BECGW.