Achieving advanced nitrogen removal in a novel partial denitrification/ anammox-nitrifying (PDA-N) biofilter process treating low C/N ratio municipal wastewater
Achieving advanced nitrogen removal in a novel partial denitrification/ anammox-nitrifying (PDA-N) biofilter process treating low C/N ratio municipal wastewater
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在处理低碳氮比城市废水的新型部分反硝化/厌氧氨氧化硝化 (PDA-N) 生物过滤器工艺中实现高级脱氮
DOI:
10.1016/j.biortech.2021.125661
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发表时间:
2021
影响因子:
11.4
通讯作者:
Ma Bin
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作者:
Lu Wenkang;Zhang Yanli;Wang Qingqing;Wei Yan;Bu Yinan;Ma Bin
For achieving mainstream anammox, a novel partial denitrification/anammox-nitrifying (PDA-N) biofilter process to treat municipal wastewater was developed. This process achieved a total inorganic nitrogen (TIN) removal efficiency of 81%, with an average effluent TIN of 7.31 mg·L-1, when the ratio of influent chemical oxygen demand (COD) to TIN was 3.2. Approximately 97% of the TIN was removed by anammox in the PDA biofilter. Nitrite was provided by partial denitrification for anammox. Partial denitrification was driven byThaureain the middle and lower regions of the PDA biofilter, while anammox was mainly driven byCandidatusBrocadia in the middle and upper regions. When treating real municipal wastewater, the TIN was efficiently removed in the PDA-N biofilter, with the effluent TIN of 5.96 mg·L-1. Anammox played a primary role, achieving approximately 98% of the TIN removal. Compared to the traditional nitrification/denitrification process, this process can economize organic carbon demand and oxygen consumption.