Test Research on the Municipal Wastewater Treatment Using Sequencing Batch Reactor
Ke Zhang
Abstract
Ke Zhang
Abstract
Guangzhou municipal wastewater contains low organic matters and C, N and P ratios are not fitting for conventional biological treatment. A sequencing batch reactor (SBR) process was tested in municipal wastewater treatment. When sludge loading was 0.14~0.26 kg/(kg·d), the indices of effluent from SBR were as follows: BOD5 = 5.12~13.6 mg/L, COD Cr=10.7~32.2mg/L, NH 3-N= 2.83~9.23 mg/L and TP =0.1~0.45 mg/L.The result shows that using SBR to treat municipal wastewater with low content carbon and nitrogen is applicable.
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Guangzhou municipal wastewater contains low organic matters and C, N and P ratios are not fitting for conventional biological treatment. A sequencing batch reactor (SBR) process was tested in municipal wastewater treatment. When sludge loading was 0.14~0.26 kg/(kg·d), the indices of effluent from SBR were as follows: BOD5 = 5.12~13.6 mg/L, COD Cr=10.7~32.2mg/L, NH 3-N= 2.83~9.23 mg/L and TP =0.1~0.45 mg/L.The result shows that using SBR to treat municipal wastewater with low content carbon and nitrogen is applicable.
Key concepts: Sequencing batch reactor, Effluent, Wastewater, Waste management, Sewage treatment, Nitrogen, Pulp and paper industry, Environmental science