Simulation experiments on gas change in enhanced denitrification of nitrate process by nano emulsified oil
LIAN Yu-qian, HE Jiang-tao, LIANG Yu, HE Bao-nan
Key Laboratory of Water Resources and Environmental Engineering, School of Water Resources and Environment, China University of Geosciences, Beijing 100083, China
Abstract:To investigate the effects of gas production in the process of in-situ nitrate pollution remediation by nano emulsified oil on aquifer permeability, batch experiments were carried out to evaluate the nitrate degradation and the gas production. In the experiments, the reaction systems were inoculated by activated sludge filtrate and nano emulsified oil, Tween 80, and Span 80were used as carbon source,respectively. The degradation experiments have been completed for seven cycles in 100days and the results indicated that the selected carbon sources can enhance nitrate degradation. The total removal rates for systems with nano emulsified oil, Tween 80and Span 80 were 79.5%, 63.8%, and 68.8%, respectively. Gases were generated in each reaction system due to the anaerobic fermentation and denitrification in the process of nitrate degradation. The main gas component in reaction system with only activated sludge filtrate was CO2. In other systems, the gases were mainly CO2 and N2. The reaction system of nano emulsified oil had the largest gas production in the U-shaped tube, and the volume was 47.73mL. Affected by anaerobic fermentation, the largest volume of total gas production (205.34mL) was observed in the system of Span 80 and the smallest occurred in the reaction system with Tween 80. According to mass balance in the transformation processes of nitrogen species and the comparison between the theoretical and actual gas production in nano emulsified oil reaction system, it showed that 18.8% nano emulsified oil generated CO2 through anaerobic fermentation and 95.4% nitrate generated N2 through denitrification in the process of nano emulsified oil enhanced denitrification.
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LIAN Yu-qian, HE Jiang-tao, LIANG Yu, HE Bao-nan. Simulation experiments on gas change in enhanced denitrification of nitrate process by nano emulsified oil. CHINA ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCECE, 2018, 38(6): 2105-2115.
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