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Study On The Removal Of NH3-N In Polishing Process Of City Sewage

Posted on:2006-01-14Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:X L YangFull Text:PDF
GTID:2121360152483323Subject:Environmental Engineering
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In this paper, in order to remove NH3-N to meet the standard of water for reuse (landscape) ,a series of projects about removal of NH3-N in polishing process after second-stage of sewage plant are studied. Based on which, several sets of treatment plans on second-stage effluent of city sewage treatment farm. Such as haydite biofilter, diatomite, shrowed bacteria and based on which ,two sets of completed experiments are discussed. The result show, all of indexes of second-stage effluent treated by experimental settings can meet the standard except for NH3-N and TP. The removal of NH3-N by haydite is as high as 85% and when HRT is 30 min , NH3-N content in effluent is less than 5 mg/L, but the removal of TP is not efficient to get the expected aim which is 0.2 mg/L,. when aerobic time is 2-3 hours ,the removal of NH3-N treated by thro wed bacteria,80% of NH3-N can be removed, not same as NH3-N,TP cannot meet the standard. There is a good removal of TP in diatomite, and it can get 98.99% and the average is 98% or so. But the rate of NH3-N removal is low and less than 20%,same time the NH3-N content is over 5 mg/L. so in order to reduce the content of NH3-N and TP enough, the completed experiments are studied.As far as the results are concerned, both haydite and throwed bacteria used as pretreatment before bio-chemical process are available for removal of NH3-N, the optimum process can be certificated not only based on its treatment result but also other factors. In this paper ,both "haydite + diatomite"and "throwed bacteria + diatomite" are good ,under the circumstance, based on the mixed factors' advantage and disadvantage, "throwed bacteria + diatomite" is available for its easy operation and small investment. And the removal of NH3-N and TP in this method is 80% and 97.8% respectively and can meet the expected standard in which the content of NH3-N and TP is less 5 mg/L and 0.2 mg/L.
Keywords/Search Tags:haydite biofilter, diatomite, throwed bacteria, NH3-N
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