31820108ENVIRONMENTALSCIENCEVol.31No.8Aug.2010*201306BDPsPBS.29±1℃NO-3-N25~334mg/LNO-3-N0.107~1.098kg/m3·d.1.098kg/m3·dNO-3-N0.577kg/m3·d.NO-3-NNO-3-N.PBS.EckenfeldernKNO-3-N.SPSS16.0p0.05p=0.5530.05p=0.6320.05.X703.1A0250-3301201008-1839-072009-10-242009-12-252006BAD03B06S307011984~E-mailcslai310@yahoo.com.cn*E-mailhxtan@shou.edu.cnDenitrificationandKineticCharacteristicsUsingBiodegradablePolymersasCarbonSourceandBiofilmCarrierLAICai-shengTANHong-xinLUOGuo-zhiRUANYun-jieZHOUWeiSUNDa-chuanCollegeofFisheriesandLifeScienceShanghaiOceanUniversityShanghai201306ChinaAbstractThePBSmaterialthatintheformofinsolublebiodegradablepolymerspelletswasinvestigatedasthesolidcarbonsourceandthebiofilmcarrierfornitrateremovalfromwastewater.Thedenitrificationofnitrateremovalandkineticprocesswerecarriedoutinapacked-bedreactorinordertoremovenitrateinrecirculationaquaculturesystem.Theexperimentalresultsindicatedthattheoptimalinfluentloadingratewasintherangeof0.107-1.098kg/m3·dwhenthewatertemperaturewas29±1℃andtheinfluentnitrateconcentrationwasintherangeof25-334mg/L.Themaximumnitratevolumetricremovalrateof0.577kg/m3·dwasachievedattheinfluentloadingrateof1.098kg/m3·d.Whentheinfluentloadingrateexceeded1.098kg/m3·dthenitratevolumetricremovalratewasdeclined.ThekineticexperimentalresultsshowthatthedenitrificationrateofPBSasthesolidcarbonsourceandthebiofilmcarriercorrespondstofirst-orderkinetics.BasedonthekineticscharacteristicsconstantsnandKusedinEckenfeldermodelwerededucedwhichcanbesuccessfullyappliedforthepredictionofeffluentnitrateconcentration.Thetwogroups’predictivevaluesandactualvalueswereanalyzedbyusingSPSS16.0softwareforPaired-Samplesttestanalysis.ThePaired-Samplesttestanalysisindicatesthatthecorrespondingp0.05valuesare0.553and0.632whichprovedthatnosignificantdifferencesexistbetweenthepredictivevaluesandactualvaluesofthemodel.KeywordsnitratecarbonsourcedenitrificationbiodegradablepolymerskineticsmodelrecirculationaquaculturesystemRAS.NO-3-N400~500mg/L12.NO-3-N3~5.67.50mg/L8.9NO-3-NpH.10~13.NO-3-N31、NO-3-N14.biodegradablepolymersBDPs15~17BDPs.BDPspHDO18.BDPs171920.BDPsPBSPBS.11.1PBSPBSPBS2mm×3mm×4mm.1..500mLPBS150mg/L10mg/L1500mg/L.70r/min29±1℃.2.PBS.1PBSTable1CharactersofPBSforexperiment/℃/MPa/%/%/%1.1589283000.1401.21.PVC.60cm10cmPBS2.747L35cm.PBS..29±1℃pH7.35±0.2NO-3-NKNO325~334mg/LK2HPO410mg/LMgCl2·6H2O200mg/LFeSO4·7H2O10mg/LCaCl2·2H2O10mg/L.1.310%.NO-3-N150mg/LHRT6h.NO-3-NNO-2-N13NO-3-N5%.1Fig.1Flowdiagramoftheexperiment1.4NO-3-N50、150、300mg/LHRTHRTNO-3-N、NO-2-N.NO-3-N25~334mg/LHRT5h2hNO-3-NNO-3-N、NO-3-NNO-2-N.048181.5NO-3-NSPSS16.0.1.60.45μm.21.pH、DOYSI556MPS.22.12Fig.2EffectsofHRTondenitrificationperformance3NO-3-N50、150、300mg/LHRT0.2~9.1h.HRT2HRTHRT.HRT0.8h360.1%、25.0%15.3%HRT3.HRTHRT2.5、4.66.1h90%.HRT.Volokita100.5~1.5m/d0.5m/d1.5m/d3.22HRT.2.23Fig.3EffectsofinfluentloadingratesondenitrificationperformanceandeffluentNO-2-Nconcentration3aNO-3-N25~334mg/LHRT5hPBSNO-3-N.NO-3-N80%..3bHRT2hNO-3-NNO-3-NNO-3-N.NO-3-NNO-3-NNO-3-N.NO-3-N1.098kg/m3·dNO-3-N148131NO-3-NNO-3-N1.098kg/m3·dNO-3-N0.577kg/m3·dNO-3-N.PBS.NO-3-N.3c1.394kg/m3·d1mg/LPBSNO-3-N.NO-3-N0.577kg/m3·d1823PBS0.700mg/g·dPBS0.7NO-3-N0.550kg/m3·dPHB、PCL、Bionolle、、24.BDPsBDPs、.33.1PBS.25.PBS.1/2.1/2.PBS.V·cZ+A·ΔZ·r=V·cZ+ΔZ+A·ΔZ·cZt1Vm3/hcZZNO-3-Nkg/m3Am2ΔZmrkg/m3·h.Δc=cZ+ΔZ-cZV·cZ-V·cZ+ΔZA·ΔZ=-V·ΔcA·ΔZ=cθ-cθ+r=ct2NO-3-Nc/t=0dcdθ=r31r=-kc=-k·θ+cincout=-k·HRT+cin42r=kcc=cin·exp-k·θcout=cin·exp-k·HRT531/2r=k1/2·c1/2c1/2=12k1/2·θ+c1/2inc1/2out=-12k1/2·HRT+c1/2in6cinNO-3-Nkg/m3kcθNO-3-Nkg/m3coutNO-3-Nkg/m3θ、HRTh.4NO-3-N50、150、300mg/LNO-3-N24818c=cin·exp-k·θc=cin·exp-k·θ+KPBS.4Fig.4CorrespondingrelationshipbetweentheeffluentNO-3-NconcentrationandHRTfordifferentinfluentNO-3-Nconcentrations3.2PBS.Eckenfelder72526..Eckenfelder①5Fig.5CurveofkineticofplugflowreactorfordifferentinfluentNO-3-Nconcentrations②.SeS0=e-KD/Ln7S0mg/LSemg/LDmLm3/m2·minKmin-1n.7lnSeS0=-KDLn8348131L=-KDlnSeS09710ln-lnSeS()[]0=-nlnL+lnKD1010Se、S0、DLln-lnSe/S0-lnLnK.50、150、300mg/L3NO-3-NNO-3-NEckenfelder.5-lnLln-lnSe/S0n0.9799~0.9887.ln-lnSe/S0=0lnKD=nlnL11K=enlnLD12212nK0.0022~0.0060min-1.2EckenfeldernKTable2ConstantsnandKofEckenfeldermodelforplugflowreactorNO-3-N/mg·L-1nxnlnLenlnLK500.97996.1541-6.15410.002120.00601500.98156.8542-6.85420.001050.00303000.98877.1390-7.13900.000790.002246.2NO-3-N229℃±1℃pH7.41~7.69DO2.8~4.2mg/LNO-3-N86mg/L145mg/L.SAS16.0Paired-SamplestTest2p0.5530.6320.052.6Fig.6RelationshipbetweenactualandcalculatedeffluentNO-3-Nconcentrations.51PBSNO-3-NHRTNO-3-NNO-3-NHRT.229±1℃NO-3-N25~334mg/L.NO-3-N1.098kg/m3·dNO-3-N0.557kg/m3·d.3PBSNO-3-N50~300mg/L.Eckenfeldern0.9799~0.9987K0.0022~0.0060min-1.4.44818.1OtteGRosenthalH.Managementofclosedbrackish-watersystemforhighdensityfishculturebybiologicalandchemicalwatertreatmentJ.Aquaculture197918169-181.2HondaHWatanabaYKikuchiKetal.HighdensityrearingofJapaneseFlounderParalichthysolivaceuswithaclosedseawaterrecirculationsystemequippedwithadenitrificationunitJ.Suisanzoshoku19934119-26.3MuirPRSuttonDCOwensL.NitratetoxicitytoPenaeus