Electrochemical assisted biological denitrification technology
A biological denitrification and electrochemistry technology, applied in the field of environmental biology, can solve the problems of increasing the complexity of system operation and unfavorable promotion and application.
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[0031] The embodiment adopts the attached figure 1 The technical system shown, wherein: the electrochemical assisted biological denitrification reactor is a 2L (35mm×100mm×990mm) square plexiglass container; the cathode and anode electrodes are the same, and are flat graphite electrodes, the electrode size is 5mm×100mm×300mm, and the anode Placed in the center of the reactor, the cathode is installed close to the two side walls of the reactor, the distance between the cathode and the anode is 1cm, and it is arranged in parallel in three sections from top to bottom. Ammonia nitrogen wastewater is prepared by using ammonium chloride in the laboratory, containing about 1000mg / L of ammonia. After the system is assembled, 1800mL of ammonia nitrogen wastewater and 200mL of a certain river sediment are injected into the reactor to form a working volume of 2000mL. according to figure 1 In the connected circuit shown, the electrolysis voltage of 0.8V is provided by a DC stabilized po...
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[0033] The system constitution of embodiment 2 is identical with technological process with embodiment 1, but concrete operation parameter is different, and difference is:
[0034] (1) Ammonia-nitrogen wastewater is used as the source to separate urine, which is taken from a village-level vacuum source separation system, without any pretreatment before use, and the ammonia content is in the range of 800mg / L to 1500mg / L;
[0035] (2) The temperature of the reactor is not controlled, and the temperature of the source-separated urine is within the range of 15°C to 25°C;
[0036] In Example 2, each treatment cycle is maintained for 25 to 50 days, and the removal rate of ammonia nitrogen in the source-separated urine reaches over 95%.
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