Efficient biochemical nitrogen and phosphorus removal method for waste water
A technology for denitrification, dephosphorization, and wastewater, applied in the field of environmental engineering, can solve the problems that anaerobic tanks cannot guarantee an absolute anaerobic environment, the dephosphorization effect is difficult to be further improved, and the sludge fully absorbs phosphorus. and recycling rate, low operating cost, stable phosphorus removal effect
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[0038] Example 1
[0039] An enterprise in the Taihu Lake Basin Chemical Park selects the improved A of the present invention 2 The / O denitrification and dephosphorization process denitrifies and dephosphorizes the wastewater entering the municipal sewage treatment pipe network. The quality of the influent wastewater is shown in Table 2. All indicators seriously do not meet the "Pollutant Discharge Standards for Urban Sewage Treatment Plants" "(GB18918-2002 Discharge requirements of the first-level standard A. The specific experimental conditions are shown in Table 3. After 2 months of operation, the treated water obtained from the effluent of the sedimentation tank was tested again.
[0040] Table 2 Water quality of influent wastewater
[0041] water quality index
[0042] Table 3 Experimental Conditions
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[0044] The specific process steps are as follows:
[0045] The wastewater from a certain enterprise in the Taihu Lake Basin Chemical Park entering...
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[0050] Example 2
[0051] With the same influent wastewater quality and specific experimental conditions as in Example 1, the treated water obtained from the effluent from the sedimentation tank was used for testing again after 2 months of operation.
[0052] The specific process steps are as follows:
[0053] 1), the anaerobic reaction section: mainly in the anaerobic reaction tank 2 to release phosphorus, the wastewater 1 containing nitrogen and phosphorus enters the anaerobic reaction tank 2, and at the same time enters the backflow activated sludge 9 from the sedimentation tank 4, The phosphorus accumulating bacteria in the reflux activated sludge 9 release phosphorus in an anaerobic environment, and the zeolite in the anaerobic reaction tank 2 enriches the ammonia nitrogen in the wastewater 1 through adsorption; Phosphorus bacteria can fully release phosphorus, store a large amount of energy substances in the body, so as to absorb phosphorus excessively under the conditi...
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[0058] Example 3
[0059] With the same influent wastewater quality and specific experimental conditions as in Example 1, the treated water obtained from the effluent from the sedimentation tank was used for testing again after 2 months of operation.
[0060] The specific process steps are as follows:
[0061] 1), anaerobic reaction section: mainly release phosphorus in the anaerobic reaction tank 2, the wastewater 1 containing nitrogen and phosphorus enters the anaerobic reaction tank 2, and at the same time enters the backflow activated sludge 9 from the sedimentation tank 4, The phosphorus-accumulating bacteria in the reflux activated sludge 9 release phosphorus in an anaerobic environment, and the zeolite in the anaerobic reaction tank 2 enriches the ammonia nitrogen in the wastewater 1 through adsorption; Phosphorus bacteria can fully release phosphorus, store a large amount of energy substances in the body, so as to absorb phosphorus excessively under the condition of s...
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