The invention discloses a method for operating an anaerobic
ammoxidation reactor capable of rapidly restarting the heavy
metal pollution. According to the invention, a chelating cleaning solution is added in the anaerobic
ammoxidation sludge subjected to heavy
metal contamination, and then the obtained product is oscillated and washed in a shaking bath. The obtained supernatant is removed, and the low-storied
sludge is oscillated and washed in an inorganic
salt solution. The washed
sludge is inoculated into a reactor, and simulated
wastewater is pumped into the reactor, wherein the substrate initial concentration in the simulated
wastewater is 50-70 mg / L. When the heavy
metal concentration in the
effluent water of the reactor is smaller than the heavy metal concentration in the inflowing water of the reactor, a growth activator is added into the inflowing water of the reactor. When the
nitrate nitrogen concentration in the
effluent water of the reactor is smaller than 10 mg / L and the three-day mean variation of the
nitrate nitrogen concentration in the
effluent water of the reactor is smaller than 15%, the
substrate concentration in the simulated
wastewater is gradually increased. When the
total nitrogen removal rate is larger than 80% and the
molar reaction stoichiometric ratio of the substrate is stable, the growth activator is no longer added into the inflowing water of the reactor. In this way, the restarting function is successfully realized. According to the invention,
heavy metals remaining in the sludge can be efficiently removed. Meanwhile, the
nitrogen removal performance of the reactor and the particle characteristics of the anaerobic
ammoxidation sludge can be rapidly recovered.