The invention relates to a synchronous
degradation process and device for COD (
Chemical Oxygen Demand) and N (
Nitrogen) of
high concentration wastewater in a same
pool. Two aerating devices are arranged at the bottom of a biochemical
pool which is divided into a first
cell aerating area and a second
cell aerating area with different dissolved
oxygen control by a functional separating wall.
Wastewater and a return liquid are mixed and aerated at the water inlet of the first
cell aerating area, the mixed liquid at the
tail end of the first cell aerating area flows into the second cell aerating area and is aerated, and degradation of COD and N is carried out in the first and second cell aerating areas. A part of mixed liquid at the
tail end of the second cell aerating area returns to the water inlet of the first cell aerating area while the other part flows into a
cement separating device. Cleaned water after
cement separation is discharged. The dissolved
oxygen control range of the first cell aerating area is 0.1-0.5mg / L, the dissolved
oxygen control range of the second cell aerating area according to property of
wastewater is 0.1-1.8mg / L. The invention has the benefits that the COD removal efficiency of the biological synchronous
denitrification process is improved, synchronous degradation of COD and N in the same
pool is realized, and the process can be applied to domestic
wastewater treatment. Therefore, the invention is more applied to
high concentration industrial wastewater treatment with COD and N.