System and method for removing total nitrogen from returned sludge by constant-water-level SBR process
A technology of returning sludge and constant water level, which is applied in water/sludge/sewage treatment, chemical instruments and methods, biological water/sewage treatment, etc., and can solve problems such as difficult to meet standards, long cycle time, and additional carbon sources. Achieve the effects of stable water output, reduced operating costs, and low investment costs
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[0027] Such as Figure 1-Figure 4 As shown, a system for removing total nitrogen by returning sludge in a constant water level SBR process includes a CWSBR control zone 6, a CWSBR reaction zone 7 and a sludge return assembly. The CWSBR control zone 6 is equipped with a CWSBR water inlet 8 and an agitator 10. The CWSBR control area 6 and the CWSBR reaction area 7 are separated by a flexible water sail 1 and connected by a sludge return assembly. The sludge return assembly includes a return pump 4 and a return pipeline 5. The return pump 4 is located in the CWSBR In the reaction zone 7, the reflux pump 4 is connected to the CWSBR control zone 6 through the reflux pipeline 5, and the power of the reflux pump 4 is 7.5kw.
[0028] The sludge return assembly also includes a fixed bracket 2 and a return pump guide rail 3, the fixed support 2 is connected to the return pipeline 5 and fixed in the CWSBR reaction zone 7, and the upper end of the return pump guide rail 3 is connected to...
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[0030] A method for removing total nitrogen using the system described in Example 1. For a constant water level CWSBR (constant water level SBR) reaction tank with a daily processing capacity of about 6,000 tons, a corresponding 150 cubic / hour reflux pump is designed, and the bracket , guide rail (70*70*4 square steel L=5600mm), return pipe (DN400) a set. At the same time, PLC is used to realize automatic control to keep it synchronized with the program in the main control room. The specific operation cycle sequence is: water intake + stirring for 22 minutes aeration for 30 minutes → water intake + stirring for 22 minutes aeration for 30 minutes → water intake + aeration Aeration for 22 minutes for 30 minutes → sedimentation for 48 minutes → decanting for 36 minutes → decanting for 15 minutes, the agitator in the control area is normally open on the spot, and the return pump is turned on at the end of the decanting until it is closed before the next sedimentation cycle of CWSBR...
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