组合曝气复合mbr处理高速公路服务区污水试验分析-experimental analysis of combined aeration combined mbr treating sewage in expressway service area.docxVIP

Ab Abstract II II Experiment Study on Wastewater Treatment of Service Areas of Highway by Combined Aeration Hybrid Membrane Bioreactor ABSTRACT In view of the present problems that wastewater treatment equipments didn’t operate normally in majority of service areas of highway in our country, or effluent water quality didn’t achieve the national discharge standard as a result of the treatment effects were bad, and residents were very disgusted because of environmental pollution surrounding the service areas, and so on, the experiment study was presented to treat the wastewater of service areas of highway by combined aeration hybrid membrane bioreactor (MBR). The techno-economic analysis, of which wastewater treatment and water reuse project of service areas of highway used by combined aeration hybrid MBR, was done finally. The results and conclusions of the experiment study were as follows: The test of start-up and commissioning of combined aeration hybrid MBR showed that: it spend 20 days to reach a stable running since activated sludge inoculation, cultivation and acclimatization. Effluent water quality reached “The reuse of urban recycling water-Water quality standard for urban miscellaneous water consumption” (GB/T 18920-2002), while total phosphorus (TP) of effluent didn’t fulfil secondary standard in “Integrated wastewater discharge Standard” (GB 8978-1996). Microbiological examination found that there was a lot of zooglea and filamentous bacteria, many kinds of protozoa and a certain number of metazoa in activated sludge, which showed that water purification was well and the system was stable as food chain was long. In the orthogonal experiment of combined aeration hybrid MBR, four factors, which is on/off ratio, mixed liquid suspended solid (MLSS), hydraulic retention time (HRT) and gas-water ratio, were analysed to have influence to removal rates of chemical oxygen demand (CODCr), ammonia nitrogen (NH3-N), total phosphorus (TP) and turbidity. The optimal ope