Advanced modelling for improved mixing of an Algal Biological Reactor (ABR) for sustainable water treatment within variable environments

用于改进藻类生物反应器 (ABR) 混合的高级建模,以实现可变环境下的可持续水处理

基本信息

  • 批准号:
    10023512
  • 负责人:
  • 金额:
    $ 2.17万
  • 依托单位:
  • 依托单位国家:
    英国
  • 项目类别:
    Collaborative R&D
  • 财政年份:
    2022
  • 资助国家:
    英国
  • 起止时间:
    2022 至 无数据
  • 项目状态:
    已结题

项目摘要

New legislation has highlighted the need for nutrients, such as phosphorous, in wastewater (WW)discharges to be reduced to protect our environment. The water treatment industry currently usesmetal salt dosing (MSD) to precipitate the phosphorous into a sludge which can then be removedand disposed of. There has therefore been a massive increase in demand for ferric (the most used MS). Current forecasts predict there will be a 30% shortfall in supply of ferric by 2025\. In addition, supply chain issues are furtherexacerbated byeffects of Brexit and COVID 19\. Therefore, alternative nonchemical solutions for P removal are anattractive proposition and are being widely trialled byUK water.Microalgae are single-celled aquatic organisms that can use the energy from light to take up simple nutrients from their environment along with CO2\. When used in a controlled system, microalgae can be used to remove contaminants from WW. Algae can also remove other hazardous substances e.g. heavy metals, chemicals, and pharmaceuticals, effectively cleaning the water.Through the support of Innovate UK's 'A4I' competition I-PHYC collaborated with the National Physical Laboratory and TÜV SÜD National Engineering Laboratory, world leading modelling facilities. A4I, Stage 1 demonstrated that the CFD models are reliable and can help in decision making for improved performance:* Adaptations of light spectrum and mixing method significantly increased the biomass supported within the ABR without increasing process energy consumption. The biomass yield from the same reactor with 5 submerged lights increased by 124%* The highest yields were achieved with the addition of vertical sparging arms (long pipes with 1mm holes along their length, used here as a method of injecting air into the tank to promote mixing of the algae)However, when installed in real world wastewater treatment works the 1mm holes along the mixing arm quickly became blocked with filamentous bacteria.Disc or tube diffusers are used within 'dirty' wastewater applications -- such as mixing sludge tanks. These systems use advanced materials and antifouling coatings to reduce fouling. Some membranes have been designed to deflate when the process stops, closing the holes.Stage 2 of A4I will use the adapted models to determine the ideal locations and diffuser type for the ABR within variable wastewater environments (solids and bacterial loads).Once a robust model is created I-PHYC can then make informed multi-layered investment decisions, allowing the I-PHYC process to establish itself has a competitive, sustainable WW process
新的立法强调了减少废水(WW)排放中的营养物质(如磷)的必要性,以保护我们的环境。水处理行业目前使用金属盐投加(MSD)将磷沉淀成污泥,然后可以去除和处置。因此,对三价铁(最常用的MS)的需求大幅增加。目前的预测预计,到2025年,铁的供应将短缺30%。此外,供应链问题因英国脱欧及COVID 19\的影响而进一步恶化。因此,替代的非化学除磷方案是一个有吸引力的提议,并正在广泛试验由英国水。微藻是单细胞水生生物,可以利用光的能量从环境中吸收简单的营养沿着CO2。当在受控系统中使用时,微藻可用于从WW去除污染物。藻类还可以去除其他有害物质,如重金属、化学品和药物,有效地清洁水。通过Innovate UK 'A4 I'竞赛的支持,I-PHYC与世界领先的建模设施--国家物理实验室和TÜV南德意志集团国家工程实验室合作。A4 I,第1阶段证明了CFD模型是可靠的,可以帮助决策提高性能:* 光谱和混合方法的调整显著增加了ABR内支持的生物量,而不增加工艺能耗。在相同的反应器中,5个浸没式灯的生物量产量增加了124%。(沿着其长度沿着具有1 mm孔的长管,在此用作将空气注入到槽中以促进藻类混合的方法)然而,当安装在真实的世界污水处理工程中时,混合臂沿着的1 mm孔很快被丝状细菌堵塞。圆盘或管式扩散器用于“脏”废水中应用-如混合污泥罐。这些系统使用先进的材料和防垢涂层来减少污垢。A4 I的第二阶段将使用经过调整的模型来确定ABR在可变废水环境中的理想位置和扩散器类型一旦创建了稳健的模型,I-PHYC就可以做出明智的多层投资决策,允许I-PHYC过程建立其自身具有竞争力,可持续WW过程

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针对癌症儿童父母的互联网管理、低强度认知行为疗法:可行性试验 (ENGAGE)。
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  • DOI:
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  • DOI:
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  • DOI:
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  • 发表时间:
    2023-03-26
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Amplified EQCM-D detection of extracellular vesicles using 2D gold nanostructured arrays fabricated by block copolymer self-assembly.
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    10.1039/d2nh00424k
  • 发表时间:
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