66Vol.6No.620126ChineseJournalofEnvironmentalEngineeringJun.201211211.1000482.100037。14dNO-3-NTN80%~88%76%~80%COD80%。20~29℃、1.5~2m3/m2·h、COD/TN3.7~4.5NO-3-NTN70%~85%47%~64%NO-2-N。NH+4-NNO-2-N40cm。X703.1A1673-9108201206-1857-06DenitrificationbiologicalfilterastertiarytreatmentfornitrogenremovalSunYingxue1HuYincui1SunYunxiang2ShaoYiru11.DepartmentofEnvironmentalScienceandEngineeringBeijingTechnologyandBusinessUniversityBeijing100048China2.BeijingUrbanEngineeringDesign&ResearchInstituteCo.Ltd.Beijing100037ChinaAbstractThemechanismofnitrogenremovalfromwastewaterbydenitrificationbiologicalfilterDNBFandtherelatedinfluencingfactorswereinvestigated.TheresultsshowedthatthestartupperiodoftheDNBFwasperformedwhenranafter14daysandtheremovalefficienciesofNO-3-NandTNwere80%~88%and76~80%respectivelywhiletheremovalefficiencyofCODwasover80%inthelaboratory-scaleexperiments.InstablerunningperiodoftheDNBFreactortheremovalefficiencyofNO-3-NandTNkeptstablewiththeremovalefficiencyof70%~85%and47%~64%respectivelywhenthewatertemperaturewas20~29℃hydraulicloadingwas1.5~2m3/m2·handCOD/TNwas3.7~4.5.MeanwhilealittleNO-2-NaccumulatedintheeffluentofDNBF.ThelevelofNH+4-NwasapproximatelyunchangedthroughthefilterwhilethelevelofNO-2-Naccumulatedfromthebottomto40cmofthefilterlayerandthenkeptstable.KeywordsbiologicalfiltertertiarytreatmentbiofilmdenitrificationbiologicalnitrogenremovalKM2012100110042008ZX07209-0072011-10-092012-02-291973~。E-mailsyingxue@126.com12。、3。、、4。“-”5-8。910。DNBF1112。6、1314。。11.118L/h0.8h。100mm1100mm100mm30~50mm800mm200mm。0.9~1.1g/cm33~6mm4~7m2/g。。。7L/s·m2、15L/s·m23min。1Fig.1Schemeoftheexperimentalplant1.2、、、、、。CODN-1--15。22.1A2/O。pH7.0~8.0NaHCO32d。31m3/m2·hCODNO-3-N290~350mg/L40~56mg/L。CODNO-3-N2。COD3256mg/L9125mg/L2a。NO-3-N332mg/L99.1mg/L2b5NO-3-N5~99.8±1.5mg/L。2CODNO-3-NFig.2VariationofCODandNO-3-Nconcentrationsinbiofilmgrowthperiod85816。3。3Fig.3SEMofthebiofilm2.2COD、TN、NO-3-N160~200mg/L、40~60mg/L20~40mg/L1.2~2m3/m2·h15~20℃0.22~0.50mg/L。COD、TN、NO-3-NNO-2-N4。COD1437.6mg/LTNNO-3-N4Fig.4Variationofpollutantconcentrationsineffluentofbiologicalfilterinstart-upperiod11d16.7mg/L4.6mg/L。COD/TN2.7~5∶1NO-3-N78%~90%TN65%~80%。NO-3-N14dCOD80%。COD、TNNO-3-N。NO-2-NNO-2-N0.3~0.7mg/L。。。1.2~2m3/m2·h15~20℃COD/TN2.7~5∶114dCOD、TNNO-3-N7dCOD、TNNO-3-N79%~82%、76%~80%80%~88%。33.120114—920~29℃1.5~2m3/m2·h。COD、TN、NO-3-N90~138mg/L、28~35mg/L23~28mg/L。56NO-3-NTN。NO-3-N3.5~12.1mg/L614NO-3-N614NO-3-N3.5~7.7mg/L70%~85%。TNNO-3-N614TN12.3~16.8mg/L47%~64%。TNNO-3-N16。、。NO-3-NTN。COD7COD90~138mg/L614COD9095816~119mg/LCOD/TN2.8~3.83.2614COD123~138mg/LCOD/TN3.7~4.54.1。614COD/TN3.24.1NO-3-NTN56。7CODFig.7VariationofCODlevelsinstableperiod20~29℃1.5~2m3/m2·hTNNO-3-N28~35mg/L23~28mg/LCOD/TN3.7~4.5NO-3-NTN。TN17。3.2DO、pHNO-2-NNO-x-N。pH、DO、。8DO、pHNO-2-N。DO0.38mg/L95%0.5mg/L。DODONO-x-N。。。8DO、NO-2-NpHFig.8VariationofDO、NO-2-NandpHineffluentofbiologicalfilterpHpH7.0~8.0pH8.1~8.98.38。1mgNO-3-NNO-2-N3.57g16pH。NO-3-NNO-2-NNO-2-NNO-3-NNO-2-N。NO-2-N0.7mg/L0.2mg/L06816NO-2-N8NO-2-N5mg/L80%NO-2-N3mg/L。3.3、18。9。20~29℃1.5~2m3/m2·hCOD、NO-3-N、NH+4-NNO-2-N106±3.6mg/L、24±1.2mg/L、5.5±0.7mg/L0.8±0.2mg/LCOD106±3.6mg/L31±1.6mg/LNO-3-N24±1.2mg/L7±1.4mg/LNO-2-N0.8±0.15mg/L2.8±0.45mg/L。9CODFig.9VariationofnitrogendistributionandCODconcentrationsthroughthebiologicalfilter。NO-3-NNO-2-N。NO-2-N、C/N、、pH、NO-3-N、19。DONO-2-N19DO<0.8mg/L20。40cmNO-2-NNO-2-N8DO。41CODNO-3-N290~350mg/L40~56mg/L5~9NO-3-N9.8±1.5mg/L。21.2~2m3/m2·h15~20℃COD/TN2.7~5∶114dCOD、TNNO-3-N79%~82%、76%~80%80%~88%NO-2-N0.3~0.7mg/L。320~29℃1.5~2m3/m2·hCOD/TN3.7~4.5NO-3-NTN70%~85%47%~64%。NH+4-NNO-2-N40cm。1BixioD.ThoeyeC.WintgensT.etal.Waterreclama-tionandreuseImplementationandmanagementissues.Desalination20082181-313-232ChengH.F.HuY.N.ZhaoJ.F.MeetingChina’swatershortagecrisisCurrentpracticesandchallenges.Environ.Sci.Technol.2009432240-2443..20114RikeA.PietilinenO.P.RekolainenS.etal.Trendsofphosphorusnitrogenandchlorophyllaconcen-trationsinFinnishriversandlakesin1975-2000.Sci.To-talEnviron.20033101-347-595GujerW.Nitrificationandme—Asubjectivereview.Water16816Research20104411-196SattayatewaC.PagillaK.PittP.etal.Organicnitro-gentransformationsina4-stageBardenphonitrogenremov-alplantandbioavailability/biodegradabilityofeffluentDON.WaterResearch200943184507-45167SedlakR.PhosphorusandNitrogenRemovalfromMunici-palWastewaterPrinciplesandPracticeSecondEd..LewisPublishersUSA19918ArnaldosM.PagillaK.Effluentdissolvedorganicnitrogenanddissolvedphosphorusremovalbyenhancedcoagulationandmicrofiltration.WaterResearch201044185306-53159KimY.TanakaK.LeeY.W.etal.Developmentandapplicationofkineticmodelonbiologicalanoxic/aerobicfilter.Chemosphere2008706990-100110RijnV.J.TalY.SchreierH.J.Denitrificationinre-circulatingsystemsTheoryandapplications.Aquacultur-alEngineering2006343364-37611JeongJ.HidakaT.TsunoH.etal.DevelopmentofbiologicalfilterastertiarytreatmentforeffectivenitrogenremovalBiologicalfilterfortertiarytreatment.WaterRe-search20064061127-113612JokelaJ.P.Y.KettunenR.H.SormunenK.M.etal.BiologicalnitrogenremovalfrommunicipallandfillleachateLow-costnitrif