102Vol.10No.220162ChineseJournalofEnvironmentalEngineeringFeb.2016EGSB1111*2211.4000452.401122NaClw/v。11h8g/L。125d107d73.0±13.9%78.4±3.7%。。。。7EPS、。EPS2.83.1。EGSB、。EGSBX703A1673-9108201602-0524-07Effectoflowsalinityonstart-upandoperationofAnammoxprocessinEGSBreactorZengQiansong1WangHan1ZhouWeiyi1FangFang1ChenYoupeng2GuoJinsong2LiuLianwei11.FacultyofUrbanConstructionandEnvironmentalEngineeringChongqingUniversityChongqing400045China2.ChongqingInstituteofGreenandIntelligentTechnologyChineseAcademyofSciencesChongqing401122ChinaAbstractEffectoflowsalinityNaClw/vonstart-upandoperationofAnammoxinEGSBreactorwasinvestigatedinthiswork.Twoidenticalreactorswerestartedandoperatedwhilehydraulicretentiontimewas11hoursineachreactor.Normalactivatedsludgewasappliedasinoculatedsludge.Differentsalinities8and0g/Lwereappliedineachreactor.Resultsindicatethatthestart-upofthetworeactorscouldbeachievedsuccess-fullyin125daysand107daysrespectively.Inadditiontheremovalefficienciesoftotalnitrogeninthetwore-actorswere73.0±13.9%and78.4±3.7%respectivelywhilethepresenceoflowsalinityresultedinlowerremovalefficiencyduringtheoperation.Thesizeofmediandiameterincreasedwiththeincreasingofrefluxratioinbothtworeactors.Howeverthepresenceoflowsalinityreducedthesizeofmediandiametercomparedtothecasewhilenosalinitywasapplied.Whiletherefluxratiowassevenlowsalinityresultedinlesspolysac-charideproteinandhumus.Inadditiontheratiosofpolysaccharideandproteinofthetworeactorswere2.8and3.1respectively.Thepresenceoflowsalinityaffectedthestart-upoperationandtheformationofgranularsludgeinEGSBreactor.KeywordsEGSBAnammoxsalinitygranularsludge51278509511084822014-10-142014-11-241988—。E-mail449700248@qq.com*E-mailfangfangcq@cqu.edu.cnanaerobicammoniumoxidationAn-ammoxNH+4NO-2N211。NH+4+1.32NO-2+0.66HCO-3+0.13H+→1.02N2+0.26NO-3+2.03H2O+0.066CH2O0.5N0.15AnammoxAna-mmox202EGSB、、。Anammox2、、、、。。Anammox。Kuypers3CandidatusScalinduasorokinii。4UASB。Toh5Waki6Anammox。7、。Ana-mmoxexpanded-granularsludgebedEGSBAnammoxAnammox。Anammox。EGSBEGSBextracellularpolymersEPSAnammox。11.11#2#EGSB1。7cm85cm3L105cm6L。Anammox。。10~15min。33±1℃。pH7.5~8.0HRT11h。1EGSBFig.1SchematicdiagramofAnammoxEGSBreactor1.2NH+4-NNO-2-NNH4ClNaNO21∶11KHCO3HCO-3NH+42∶1。KH2PO40.025g/L、CaCl2·2H2O0.2g/L、MgSO4·7H2O0.2g/LI、II1.25mL/L。IEDTA5g/LFeSO45g/LIIEDTA15g/LZnSO4·7H2O0.43g/LCoCl2·6H2O0.24g/LMnCl2·4H2O0.99g/LCuSO4·5H2O0.25g/LNaMO4·2H2O0.22g/LNiCl2·6H2O0.19g/LNaSeO4·10H2O0.21g/LH3BO40.014g/LNaWO4·2H2O0.05g/L。1#8g/L2#1#52510。MLSSMLVSS69.06g/L25.05g/L2L。1.311#2#EGSBEPS。1.4-8N-1--88EPS-9Folin10MicrotracS3500。1EGSBTable1OperationschemeforEGSBdNH+4-Nmg/LNO-2-Nmg/Lkg/m3·dm/h1~9858580.2500.1498~12598980.4300.14125~1601681680.7300.14160~1751681680.7340.71175~2051681680.7350.85205~2341681680.7371.1322.1EGSB234d1#125d109d2#107d127d。Ⅰ~ⅢⅣ。2。2TNFig.2VariationofconcentrationsofammoniumnitritenitrateTNandTNremovalefficiency2.1.1EGSB3。Ⅰ1~16d。。。41112。Ⅰ8g/L6252EGSB8g/L。1#Ⅱ16~83d2#16~62d。5%。Ⅰ。11d13-15。Strous161010~1011cell/mL。1#2#21d8g/L8g/L。1#Ⅲ83~125d2#62~107d。1#8312.7%12578.7%2#6219.7%10783.7%。10058mg/L98mg/L10132.4%35.7%。1#2#70%73.0±13.9%78.4±3.7%NH+4-NNO-2-NNO-3-N1∶1.20±0.22∶0.32±0.091∶1.19±0.07∶0.23±0.031∶1.32∶0.26。。。III42d45d2#1#8g/L。2.1.2EGSB125d98mg/L168mg/L3d27.6%21.8%。160d18.2%16%。0.14m/h。160、1752054、57TN。。233d70%83%1#2#。8g/L8g/L。3Fig.3MediangranularsizeintheAnammoxreactoratdifferentrefluxratios2.2EGSB2.2.1EGSB3D5050%7251050%。3125d1#2#D5059.37μm99.88μm2#D501#。D502#1#220d71#2#146.4μm264.1μm。。31#D502#8g/L。17183~15g/L。Ma19。。18-20621。。EGSBSBRUASB4172223EGSB。EGSB。2.2.2EGSBEPSEPS、、、、DNA24。EPS。25EPS。EGSBEPS、、EPS。4a4b234、EPSEPS、。4EPS234dFig.4ContentofEPSinEGSBreactor234d42#、1#。EPS。26EPS。27EPS。EPSEPS。1#2#EPSPS/PN2.83.1。8252EGSBPS/PN0.9PS/PN3.4~6.225。EPS25。EPS28。29。EPS。8g/L。318g/L1#2#。1#2#125d107d73.0±13.9%78.4±3.7%。1#2#。8g/L、。2。1#2#。8g/L。371#EPS、2#2.83.1。EPS。1StrousM.KuenenJ.G.JettenM.S.Keyphysiologyofanaerobicammoniumoxidation.AppliedandEnvironmentalMicrobiology19996573248-32502JaroszynskiL.W.CicekN.SparlingR.etal.Impor-tanceoftheoperatingpHinmaintainingthestabilityofan-oxicammoniumoxidationAnammoxactivityinmovingbedbiofilmreactors.BioresourceTechnology2011102147051-70563KuypersM.M.M.SliekersA.O.LavikG.etal.AnaerobicammoniumoxidationbyAnammoxbacteriaintheBlackSea.Nature20034226932608-6114.UASB.2013331215-20FangFangBaoZhenguoChenYoupengetal.Start-upandoperationoftheAnammoxprocessundersalinitycondi-tionsinUASBreactor.IndustrialWaterTreatment2013331215-20inChinese5TohS.K.AshboltN.J.Adaptationofanaerobicammo-nium-oxidisingconsortiumtosyntheticcoke-ovenswastewater.AppliedMicrobiologyandBiotechnology2002592-3344-3526WakiM.TokutomiT.YokoyamaH.etal.Nitrogenre-movalfromanimalwastetreatmentwaterbyAnammoxenrich-ment.BioresourceTechnology200798142775-27807..2010303504-512JinRencunYangGuangfengMaChunetal.Effectofacetateandinorganicsaltsontheperformanceofapartialnitritationreactor.ActaScientiaeCircumstantiae2010303504-512inChinese8.4.20029GaudyA.Colorimetricdeterminationofproteinandcarbo-hydrate.IndustrialWaterWastes1962717-2210JinBoWilénB.M.LantP.Impact