Effects of HRT on the removal of NO3--N from high SO42- wastewater using CO2-MBfR
RAN Ya-jun1, YANG Xiao-xiao1, WANG Zuo-wei2, WU Cheng-yang1, ZHOU Yun1, XIA Si-qing1
1. College of Environmental Science and Engineering, Tongji University, Shanghai 200092, China;
2. Environmental Protection and Water Administration Bureau of Shenzhen Nanshan District, Shenzhen 518000, China
Due to the difficulty of NO3--N removal during treatment of high-sulfate (SO42-) actual industrial wastewater (AIW) treatment, we tested the effects of hydraulic retention time (HRT) on treatment performance of simulated wastewater and AIW using CO2-hydrogen based membrane biofilm reactor (CO2-MBfR). Results show that the effluent concentrations of NO3--N from two kinds of wastewater gradually increased with decreased HRT, and the removal efficiency of NO3--N and electron flux distribution ratio (EFDR) in simulated wastewater treatment were better than that of in AIW treatment, but the electron flux distribution pattern was nearly the same:the EFDR of NO3--N and SO42- were 90.09%~97.49% and 2.51%~9.91%, respectively. Overall, our results reveal that CO2-MBfR could high efficiently remove NO3--N of AIW. From a practical perspective, HRT higher than 10.4h is suggested for achieving the total nitrogen emission standard of 15mg/L in the actual wastewater treatment.
冉雅郡, 杨潇潇, 汪作炜, 吴成阳, 周云, 夏四清. HRT对CO2-MBfR去除高SO42-废水中NO3--N的影响[J]. 中国环境科学, 2018, 38(9): 3322-3327.
RAN Ya-jun, YANG Xiao-xiao, WANG Zuo-wei, WU Cheng-yang, ZHOU Yun, XIA Si-qing. Effects of HRT on the removal of NO3--N from high SO42- wastewater using CO2-MBfR. CHINA ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCECE, 2018, 38(9): 3322-3327.
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