Reinforced nitrogen and phosphorus removal method suitable for reclaimed water with low carbon nitrogen ratio

Abstract

The invention provides a reinforced nitrogen and phosphorus removal method suitable for reclaimed water with a low carbon nitrogen ratio, belonging to the field of environmental engineering. The reinforced nitrogen and phosphorus removal method is based on a three-dimensional electrode biochemical membrane technology. According to the reinforced nitrogen and phosphorus removal method, the nitrogen and phosphorus removal is reinforced through electrochemistry and biological denitrification coupled process, a graphite rod is used as the anode of a reactor, foamed nickel is used as the cathode of the reactor, and a sponge iron and activated carbon composite padding is filled between the anode and the cathode; under the action of electric currents, the cathode generates hydrogen for autotrophic denitrification by hydrogen bacteria, and the anode generates CO2 for providing an inorganic carbon source for microorganisms and buffering the pH value of the system; the sponge iron and activated carbon composite padding forms lots of micro-primary batteries, and sponge iron is corroded to generate hydrogen so as to provide lots of electron donors for the microorganisms, promote the growth and metabolism of the autotrophic microorganisms and reduce the requirements on an organic carbon source, and the sponge iron is beneficial to formation of anaerobic environments in the system; the nitrogen removal effect by autotrophic denitrification is reinforced through the process above; and the sponge iron is corroded to generate Fe<2+> and Fe<3+>, and the hydrolysis product of the sponge iron enables the phosphorus in yielding water to be substantially reduced.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to an enhanced nitrogen and phosphorus removal method suitable for low carbon-to-nitrogen ratio reclaimed water, in particular to the efficient removal of nitrogen and phosphorus from low-carbon-to-nitrogen ratio regenerated water by using an improved three-dimensional electrode biofilm process, and belongs to the technical field of environmental engineering. Background technique [0002] Sewage recycling is an inevitable way to solve the water crisis. According to the existing research basis, due to the limitation of sewage treatment technology, the operation and control conditions of the traditional combined method of biological nitrogen and phosphorus removal are complicated, and often cannot guarantee a good effect of nitrogen and phosphorus removal. The total nitrogen and total phosphorus content in the effluent of some reclaimed water plants None of them can stably meet the requirements of the "Urban Sewage Reuse Landscape W...

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[0005] Therefore, as a new type of treatment process, the three-dimensional electrode biofilm process still has some aspects that need to be optimized, such as rational selection of electrode materials, fillers, and reactor space layout, as well as saving power consumption; There is also the problem of limiting the autotrophic denitrification process due to insufficient hydrogen production by corrosion

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