High-ammonia nitrogen low C/N ratio waste water treatment process and use thereof
A wastewater treatment, high ammonia nitrogen technology, applied in biological water/sewage treatment, flotation water/sewage treatment, water/sludge/sewage treatment, etc. Clear, difficult to maintain biological concentration, slow proliferation of nitrifying bacteria, etc., to achieve the effect of less sludge output, small footprint, and low operating costs
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[0032] A starch factory uses corn as raw material to produce high-quality starch, with a daily sewage discharge of 1300m 3 / d, the existing sewage treatment process is "UASB (anaerobic) + SBR (aerobic) + biological contact oxidation". The UASB process runs stably and the treatment effect is better. When the influent COD is 8000-12000mg / L, the effluent COD is generally about 800mg / L, the effluent COD of SBR is 300-400mg / L, but the operation effect of the contact oxidation process is poor, the effluent COD≥180mg / L, NH 3 -N is too severe to meet the relevant effluent discharge standards. S-IBAF is used as the main process to carry out small-scale experiments on site. The influent flow of the experiment is 4L / h, the effective volume of the IBAF reaction tank is 80L, the hydraulic retention time is 20h, and the carrier loading volume is 60% (high efficiency carrier accumulation volume 48L), the inoculated microorganisms are engineered bacteria. The experimental influ...
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[0034] A monosodium glutamate factory uses corn starch as raw material to produce monosodium glutamate, with a daily sewage discharge of 8000m 3 / d, the existing sewage treatment process is "UASB (anaerobic) + SBR (aerobic)". The effluent COD of SBR is 100-200mg / L, NH 3 -N is too severe to meet the relevant effluent discharge standards. S-IBAF is used as the main process to carry out small-scale experiments on site. The experimental water flow rate is 4L / h, the effective volume of the IBAF reaction tank is 60L, the hydraulic retention time is 15h, and the carrier loading volume is 60% (high-efficiency carrier accumulation volume 36L), the inoculated microorganisms are engineered bacteria, the experimental influent is sewage treatment plant effluent, the influent COD concentration is between 104.0mg / L and 164.0mg / L, and the effluent COD concentration is between 13.71mg / L and 35.78mg / L; Water NH 3 -N concentration is 154.3mg / L to 361.6mg / L, effluent NH 3 -N concen...
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[0036] A chemical company is the largest small nitrogen fertilizer enterprise in Hebei Province. Its main product production capacity is 135,000 tons of synthetic ammonia, 200,000 tons of urea, and 30,000 tons of methanol. During the production process, the company discharges about 2000m of high ammonia nitrogen terminal wastewater every day 3 . S-IBAF combined process is used for terminal wastewater treatment. The pretreatment process is a radial flow sedimentation tank. The effective volume of IBAF is 2250m 3 , Hydraulic retention time is 27h, carrier loading is 53% (the high-efficiency carrier bulk volume is 1200m 3 ), the inoculated microorganisms are engineered bacteria. As of the beginning of August 2007, it has been running stably for 3 months. The influent CODcr is 500-800mg / L, BOD 5 300-500mg / L, SS 300-1000mg / L, NH 3 -When N is 500-700mg / L, CODcr in effluent quality is 81-108mg / L, BOD 5 8-15mg / L, SS 40-70mg / L, NH 3 -N is 4.8-12mg / L, which can continuous...
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