一种强化污水磷回收的调控方法

By alternating operation and adjusting the biofilm thickness and anaerobic influent pH, the phosphorus uptake and release behavior of PAOs cells and EPS is enhanced, solving the problems of low upper limit of phosphate enrichment solution concentration and long harvesting cycle in biofilm process, and realizing low-cost and high-efficiency wastewater phosphorus recovery.

CN120622678BActive Publication Date: 2026-07-17SUZHOU UNIV OF SCI & TECH

Patent Information

Authority / Receiving Office
CN · China
Patent Type
Patents(China)
Current Assignee / Owner
SUZHOU UNIV OF SCI & TECH
Filing Date
2025-04-29
Publication Date
2026-07-17

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Technical Problem

Existing technologies are insufficient to effectively increase the upper limit of phosphate enrichment solution concentration and shorten the harvesting cycle in biofilm processes, resulting in high operating costs and failure to meet carbon emission reduction requirements.

Method used

By alternating between normal operation phases and multiple rounds of enhanced anaerobic phosphorus release treatment using carbon sources, the biofilm thickness and anaerobic influent pH are regulated. Combined with a gradual reduction in carbon source levels over multiple rounds, the phosphorus uptake and release behavior of PAOs cells and EPS is enhanced.

Benefits of technology

This approach achieves increased phosphate enrichment solution concentration and shortened harvesting cycle, reducing process operating costs while maintaining efficient biofilm operation.

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Abstract

本发明属于污水回收技术领域,具体涉及一种强化污水磷回收的调控方法。通过温和手段使成熟生物膜外部适当脱落以降低生物膜厚度保证氧气、碳源等在生物膜中充分的传递,同时辅以粘附力测定,在生物膜温和脱落的前提下保证剩余生物膜牢固粘附在填料上;阶段性更换厌氧进水为水加逐渐降低的低浓度碳源、调控厌氧进水pH,多轮次刺激PAOs细胞和EPS厌氧释磷,每轮厌氧运行结束进入好氧阶段,好氧阶段进水不加磷酸盐,直至生物膜厌氧不再释磷为止,生物膜工艺开始新的磷酸盐回收收割周期,时间被缩短、富集液浓度上限被提升。通过同步强化生物膜PAOs细胞和EPS吸释磷能力进而提升磷酸盐富集液浓度上限、缩短收割周期。
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