The invention discloses a method for recycling
phosphorus from
sewage through bioelectrochemical
struvite crystallization. The method aims to solve the problems that in existing recycling of
phosphorus from
sewage through bioelectrochemical
struvite crystallization, an
anode liquid is acidized, the
overpotential is large, the
magnesium source cost is high, and the like. Cheap
magnesium ores are subjected to acidolysis in the
anode liquid, acidification of the
anode liquid is prevented, the
overpotential is remarkably reduced, and the
magnesium source cost is lowered. According to the method, based on a bichamber microbial
electrolysis pool, under an extremely low externally applied
voltage (0.3-1.2 V), an
electrode reaction is performed to form conditions for acidification of the anode liquid and acidification of a
cathode liquid; the crushed magnesium ores are added to an anode chamber, acidification of the anode liquid is prevented, the pH of the anode liquid is stabilized, and microorganisms are promoted to continuously degrade
organic matter to generate power; and magnesium ions released through acidolysis of the magnesian cores move to an
cathode through a cation exchange membrane under the drive of the electric filed force and has a
crystallization reaction with
ammonium radials and
phosphate radicals under an alkaline condition,
struvite deposits are formed, the pH of the
cathode liquid is stabilized, and the purposes of removing and recycling the
phosphorus from
sewage are realized.