改进的活性污泥法 同步氧化池法研究简介（Brief introduction of improved activated sludge process simultaneous oxidation tank method）.docVIP

改进的活性污泥法 同步氧化池法研究简介（Brief introduction of improved activated sludge process simultaneous oxidation tank method） Brief introduction of improved activated sludge process simultaneous oxidation tank method First, process comparison 1. gap activated sludge process (SBR) SBR process is a traditional activated sludge process, which has aerobic, anoxic and anaerobic processes to achieve the purpose of nitrogen removal. SBR biological nitrogen removal is the use of natural nitrogen cycle principle, the use of artificial control methods to achieve. SBR process has the following disadvantages in treating gasification wastewater: Shortcoming: The electricity consumption of A. is large, and it needs to be added nutrients during the operation, so the cost is high; B. biomass is small, and sludge bulking is easy to occur, and the effluent quality is unstable; C. operations management complex. 2.SBOT (synchronous biological oxidation tank) process SBOT (synchronous biological oxidation tank) process combines the process of simultaneous biological oxidation treatment and the removal of ammonia nitrogen, especially suitable for removal of ammonia nitrogen in wastewater. The SBOT process has the following characteristics: 2.1, large amount of biomass, good treatment effect SBOT technology adopts new packing. The new packing has the advantages of big specific surface, easy hanging film and quick renewal of biological membrane. Because of the large surface area and hanging membrane easily, and large biomass, biomass can reach more than 10-20g/L, than the SBR more than 5 times higher; and because the biofilm update is faster, so the microbe has high activity, greatly improving the efficiency and effect of sewage treatment. 2.2 short cut nitrification, no need to add nutrients, the effect of nitrogen removal is good SBOT can realize simultaneous nitrification / denitrification in the tank, and pulse aeration provides a good condition for simultaneous nitrification / denitrification, and