用污泥物生产混合性水泥

1 引言 美国燃汽技术研究所在发现了一种称为“水泥固化”的技术后建立了一个“米达斯(Mi-das)试验”。“水泥固化”的流程是将污泥和泥土混和而生成混和性水泥。这一过程可以处理99.9％的污染物并能在废物处理费和水泥销路两方面获得效益。而且经过这一辛勤努力而获得的技术具有解决美国环境污染的潜能。

硝酸铈对污泥胞外多聚物及污泥颗粒化的影响

研究发现不同质量浓度硝酸铈对活性污泥的比耗氧速率、增长速度、脱氢酶活性及微生物相产生不同程度的影响,质量浓度为50 mg/L时对改善污泥性能有较为明显的作用。以普通活性污泥为接种污泥,葡萄糖和乙酸钠为碳源,在两个SBR反应器内对比污泥颗粒化过程。通过监测EPS组分、污泥疏水性、MLSS、SVI、COD、TN和TP,发现硝酸铈可以促进污泥颗粒化过程。稳定后的含铈颗粒污泥同时具有脱氮除磷作用,COD、TN、TP去除率分别达到95%、80%和85%。

悬浮物污泥制备催化裂化催化剂

以工业改性HRSY-3分子筛为活性组分,高岭土为基质,拟薄水铝石和铝溶胶为黏结剂,在加入不同质量分数的悬浮物污泥后,可制备催化裂化催化剂;使用前,催化剂需经800℃,100%水蒸气减活处理17 h。结果表明:与未添加者相比,当悬浮物污泥加入质量分数为10%时,制备的催化剂微反活性可增加2~3个单位,转化率提高1.69个百分点,油浆收率降低0.59个百分点;悬浮物污泥加入质量分数过高,会导致催化剂磨损指数增加,以及副产物增多。

电镀污泥硫化烧结物的浮选行为及机理研究

采用“硫化烧结-浮选”工艺综合回收电镀污泥中铜和镍,通过浮选试验和分析测试手段研究电镀污泥硫化烧结物的浮选行为和机理。浮选试验结果表明,结晶度低、纯度较高的铜镍硫化物的可浮性较差,且其浮选行为与天然硫化矿存在一定差异,主要表现在捕收剂用量和矿浆pH。分析测试结果表明,常规巯基类捕收剂可化学吸附在铜镍硫化物表面,但是吸附强度低、吸附率低导致以上浮选行为差异。污泥烧结物浮选试验表明,在较高的丁基黄药和丁铵黑药用量和苛刻的矿浆pH条件下,铜镍的综合回收率分别为83.13%、71.29%和83.04%、73.99%,实现污泥烧结物中铜镍的综合回收。

活性污泥好氧异养菌群平板分离培养方法的改进

自然温度（12～21℃）、贫营养、活性污泥提取物等目前提高菌群可培养性的方法用于培养活性污泥好氧异养菌群的结果显示，这些方法均能显著提高平板培养基的分离培养能力．含活性污泥提取物的贫营养培养基ASEⅡ培养细菌的数量可占细菌总数的23．2％，在所有培养基中最高，而营养最丰富的培养基MRS培养细菌的数量只占细菌总数的8．82％，在所有培养基中最低．

不锈钢冷轧含酸、含铬废水处理重金属污泥回收技术研究

不锈钢冷轧含酸、含铬废水中存在Fe2+、Cr3+、Mn2+、Ni2+、F-等离子且显强酸性,现主要利用"预处理+石灰中和+曝气氧化"法对其进行处理,最终使废水达标排放,混合污泥经板框压滤机压制成泥饼。通过制定实验方案采用液碱代替石灰乳开展实验室烧杯实验,对不锈钢冷轧含酸、含铬废水实施金属离子和氟离子分段处理,实验结果表明,不仅处理后的废水水质可达到排放标准的要求,而且分段处理得到的重金属污泥与氟化物污泥可分别回收利用,提高了污泥综合回收利用率。

Comparative study of two biological nitrogen removal processes:A/O process and step-feeding process

Two biological nitrogen removal processes are compared in the aspect of nitrogen removal, process operation and energy saving. Results show that when the returned sludge ratio is 50% of the inflow rate, the step-feeding process achieves over 80% total nitrogen （TN） removal efficiency, but the TN removal efficiency of the A/O process is only 40%. Moreover, filamentous sludge bulking can be well restrained in the step-feeding process. Given the conditions of a returned sludge ratio of 100% and a nitrifying liquor recycle ratio of 200%, the TN removal efficiency is 78.32% in the A/O process, but the sludge volume index （SVI） value increases to 143 mL/g. In the step-feeding process, the SVI is only 94.4 mL/g when the TN removal efficiency reaches 81. 1%. The step-feeding process has distinct advantages over the A/O process in the aspects of practicability, nitrogen removal and operating stability.

Influence of Pyrolytic Biochar on Settleability and Denitrification of Activated Sludge Process

Biochar is a massively produced by-product of biomass pyrolysis to obtain renewable energy and has not been fully used. Incomplete separation of sludge and effluent and insufficient denitrification of sewage are two of main factors that influence the efficiency of activated sludge process. In this work, we proposed a new utilization of biochar and investigated the effect of biochar addition on the performance of settleability and denitrification of activated sludge. Results show that the addition of biochar can improve the settleability of activated sludge by changing the physicochemical characteristics of sludge （e.g., flocculating ability, zeta-potential, hydrophobicity, and extracellular polymeric substances constituents）. Moreover, the dissolved organic carbon released from biochar obtained at lower pyrolysis temperature can improve the nitrate removal efficiency to a certain extent.

Optimization of Extraction Conditions of Extracellular Polymeric Substances from Activated Sludge

[Objective] To explore the optimal extraction conditions of extracellular polymeric substances （EPS） from activated sludge. [Method] The efficiency of five methods （H2SO4, formaldehyde-NaOH, mixing, heating and NaOH） on the extraction of EPS was investigated comparatively. The optimal extraction conditions of the most suitable method were determined. [Result] NaOH method is most effective in extracting EPS with less DNA contamination and shortened extraction period. The optimal extraction condition was pH of 11, extraction time of 10 min and agitation speed of 80-120 r/min. [Conclusion] The determined optimal extraction condition provided theoretical basis for EPS study.

Optimization of a digested sludge-derived mesoporous material as an efficient and stable heterogeneous catalyst for the photo-Fenton reaction

The anaerobic digestion of sludge has recently received increased interest because of the potential to transform organic matter into methane‐rich biogas. However, digested sludge, the residue produced in that process, still contains high levels of heavy metals and other harmful substances that might make traditional disposal difficult. We have devised a facile method of converting digested sludge into a mesoporous material that acts as an effective and stable heterogeneous catalyst for the photo‐Fenton reaction. A comparison of the removal of rhodamine B under different conditions showed that FAS‐1‐350, which was synthesized by mixing the digested sludge with a 1 mol/L（NH4）2Fe（SO4）2 solution followed by calcination at 350 °C, exhibited the best catalytic activity owing to its faster reaction rate and lower degree of Fe leaching. The results indicate that Fe^（2＋）‐loaded catalysts have significant potential to act as stable and efficient heterogeneous promoters for the photo‐Fenton reaction, with better performance than Fe^3＋‐loaded catalysts because the Fe（II）/Fe（III）compounds formed in the calcination process are necessary to sustain the Fenton reaction. This protocol provides an alternative, environmentally friendly method of reusing digested sludge and demonstrates an easily synthesized mesoporous material that effectively degrades azo dyes.

Pyrolysis of different sewage sludge feedstocks for biochar products:Characterization and application

Four sewage sludge(SS)feedstocks with distinct properties were converted into biochars by pyrolysis at 300−700℃,in order to clarify the effects of the composition difference of SS feedstocks.The yields of biochars present a positive correlation with the contents of ash in SS.Notedly,the contents of organic matter(OM)in SS largely determine the quality of biochars.SS feedstocks with high content of OM are more likely to form stable biochars with higher aromaticity/carbonization degree,and the formed biochars possess higher calorific values.The contents of residual OM in biochars derived from SS feedstocks with low content of OM likely fail to meet the needs of soil improvement(10 wt.%).Most of heavy metals(HMs)existing in raw SS are remained in biochars after pyrolysis.The biochar produced from SS feedstocks with high content of HMs usually contains higher contents of HMs.Surprisingly,the leachability of HMs in biochars is all weakened to some extent compared to raw SS.In addition,the biochars show higher thermal stability and pH values,and P/K nutrients are enriched in biochars.The biochars prepared from four SS feedstocks exhibit different adsorption ability of methylene blue,especially at low dosage of biochar.

Biosorption Behavior and Mechanism of Lead(II) from Aqueous Solution by Aerobic Granules(AG) and Bacterial Alginate(BA)

Lead(Pb) and its compounds are common pollutants in industrial wastewaters.To develop appropriate Pb 2+ treatment technologies,aerobic granules(AG) and bacterial alginates(BA) were studied as alternative biosorbents to remove Pb 2+ from aqueous solutions.The biosorption mechanism of AG and BA were further analyzed to determine which functional groups in AG and BA are active in Pb 2+ biosorption.In this paper,the Pb 2+ biosorption behavior of AG and BA was respectively investigated in batch experiments from the perspectives of the initial pH,contact time,and initial Pb 2+ concentration.The results showed that biosorption of Pb 2+ by AG and BA occurred within 60min at the initial Pb 2+ concentrations(0 150 mg L-1).The actual saturated Pb 2+ biosorption capability of AG was 101.97 mg g-1(dry weight of aerobic granular biomass).When the initial pH was 5,the biosorption capability of AG and BA was highest at the initial Pb 2+ concentrations(0 20mg L-1).During the process of Pb 2+ biosorption,K +,Ca 2+,and Mg 2+ were released.The Ion Chromatography(IC) and Fourier Transform Infrared Spectroscopy(FTIR) further highlighted the main role of ion exchange between Ca 2+ and Pb 2+ and sequestration of Pb 2+ with carboxyl(-COO) of AG and BA.This analogical analysis verifies that BA is responsible for biosorption of Pb 2+ by AG.At the same optimal pH,AG cultivated with different carbon source has different Pb 2+ biosorption capacity.The Pb 2+ biosorption by AG with sodium acetate as the sole carbon source is higher than AG with glucose as carbon source.

The Use of Ultrasonics in the Treatment of Waste Activated Sludge

The present paper reports on extensive investigations using an ultrasomc treatment ot WAS, to study its potential to meet one or all of four objectives： （1） reduce WAS quantities; （2） achieve a better dewaterability; （3） provoke a release of COD from the biosolids, preferably transformed into biodegradable organics and （4） possibly destroy the filamentous micro-organisms responsible for sludge bulking. The experiments are carried out in a batch reactor of volume up to 2.3L. The ultrasonic apparatus consisted of a generator, a converter and a sonotrode, supplied by Alpha Ultrasonics under the brand name of Telsonic. Three different sludge kinds were tested, at approximate concentration （DS/WAS） between 3.5 and 20g·L^-1. The release of COD from the WAS-phase into the filtrate phase is a function of the specific energy-input SE with yields of about 30% achievable at SE-values of 30000 kJ·kg^-1. A major fraction of the COD is transformed into biodegradable organics （BOD）. The reduction of DS-fraction of the sludge is equivalent to the COD-release rates. Although the dry solids content （DS） is reduced, the dewaterability of the sludge is not improved. This reflects itself in a slightly decreased dryness of the filter cake using vacuum filtration, and in increased values of the capillary suction time （CST）. This more difficult dewaterability is the result of considerably reduced floc sizes, offering an extended surface area. More surface water is bound （CST increases） and the filterability decreases due to clogging of the cake. To reach the same dryness as the untreated cake, the required dosage of poly-electrolyte increases proportionally with the level of ultrasound energy supplied. The ultrasonic reduction of filamentous WAS organisms is not conclusive and very little effect is seen at low intensities and short treatment durations. Microscopic analysis of the WAS identified the dominant presence of Actynomyces. Especially the release of COD and its transformation into BOD certainly merit further research.

Contamination of PAHs in Sludge Samples from the Yangtze River Delta Area

To ascertain the contaminated conditions of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons （PAHs） in sludge and to evaluate the risk of application of this sludge for agricultural purposes, 44 sludge samples obtained from 15 cities in the Yangtze River Delta area of China were investigated using capillary gas chromatography/mass spectrometry （GC/MS） after ultrasonic extraction and silica gel cleanup. PAHs＇ contents ranged from 0.0167 to 15.4860 mg kg^-1 （dry weight, DW） and averaged 1.376 mg kg^-1, with most samples containing 〈 1.5 mg kg^-1. Pyrene （PY）, fluoranthene （FL）, benzo[b]fluoranthene （BbF）, indeno[1,2,3-cd]pyrene （IND）, benzo[a]pyrene （B[a]P）, and benzo[g,h,i]perylene （BghiP） were the most dominant compounds, ranging from 0.1582 to 0.2518 mg kg^-1. Single PAH, such as naphthalene （NAP, 2-benzene rings）, phenanthrene （PA, 3-benzene rings）, PY （4-benzene rings）, and FL （3-benzene rings）, had high detection rates （76.1%-93.5%）. The distribution patterns of PAHs were found to vary with the sludge samples; however, the patterns showed that a few compounds with 2- and 3-benzene rings were commonly found in the samples, whereas those with 4-, 5-, and 6-benzene rings were usually less commonly found. All the 44 sludge samples were within the B[a]P concentration limit for sludge applied to agricultural land in China （〈 3.0 rag kg^-1）. The probable sources of PAH contamination in the sludge samples were petroleum, petroleum products, and combustion of liquid and solid fuel. The concentrations and distributions of the 16 PAHs in sludge were related to sludge type, source, and treatment technology, together with the physicochemical properties.

Study on Algae Removal by Immobilized Biosystem on Sponge

In this study, sponges were used to immobilize domesticated sludge microbes in a limited space, forming an immobilized biosystem capable of algae and microcystins removal. The removal effects on algae, microcystins and UV 260 of this biosystem and the mechanism of algae removal were studied. The results showed that active sludge from sewage treatment plants was able to remove algae from a eutrophic lake’s water after 7 d of domestication. The removal efficiency for algae, organic matter and microcystins increased when the domesticated sludge was immobilized on sponges. When the hydraulic retention time (HRT) was 5 h, the removal rates of algae, microcystins and UV 260 were 90%, 94.17% and 84%, respectively.The immobilized biosystem consisted mostly of bacteria, the Ciliata and Sarcodina protozoans and the Rotifer metazoans. Algal decomposition by zoogloea bacteria and preying by microcreatures were the two main modes of algal removal, which occurred in two steps: first, absorption by the zoogloea; second, decomposition by the zoogloea bacteria and the predacity of the microcreatures.

Effect of Irradiated Sewage Sludge on Crop Yield and Soil Nitrogen

A field experiment was conducted to study the feasibility of irradiated and non-irradiated sewage sludge as a fertilizer for the growth of wheat and rice. The irradiated and non-irradiated sewage sludge were applied at rates of 0 (CK), 75, 150, 225 and 300 kg N ha-1 for wheat, and 0 (CK), 112.5, 225, 337.5 and 450 kg N ha-1 for rice, respectively. (NH4)2SO4 at a rate of 150 kg N ha-1 for wheat, and 225 kg N ha-1 for rice were added to the control treatments. Additionally, 20 kg 15N ha-1 in the form of (NH4)2SO4 was added to each treatment for wheat to study the effect of sewage sludge on chemical nitrogen fertilizer recovery. The results showed that the irradiation of sewage sludge by gamma ray at a dosage of 5 kGy increased crop yield by 11%～27% as compared to the non-irradiated treatments. Irradiation stimulated mineralization of organic nitrogen in the sludge and improved seedling growth. It was found that addition of irradiated sludge could reduce the leaching loss of chemical nitrogen fertilizer. Both irradiated and non-irradiated sewage sludge could increase the content of soil total nitrogen. Based on the preliminary results, it was concluded that irradiated sewage sludge could partly substitute for chemical nitrogen fertilizer in crop production.

Preparation of Sludge-Based Biomass Carbon and Cu^2+ Adsorption in Water

In this study,biomass carbon was prepared by pyrolysis by using sewage sludge as raw material.The effects of activator concentration,impregnation ratio,impregnation time,carbonization temperature and carbonization time on the preparation of sludge-based biomass carbon were investigated.The adsorption isotherm and adsorption kinetics of sludge-based biomass carbon prepared under optimal conditions were analyzed.The results showed that the optimum preparation condition of sludge-based biomass carbon was as follows:the concentration of activator was 15%,the impregnation ratio was 1∶1,the impregnation time was 4 h,the carbonization temperature was 750℃,and the carbonization time was 40 min.The adsorption process accords with the quasi-second-order reaction kinetics model,and the isothermal adsorption curve follows the Freundlich isotherm model,which indicates that the adsorption of Cu^2+on sludge-based biomass carbon ismulti-layered.

Enhanced Biological Phosphorus Removal with Pseudomonas putida GM6 from Activated Sludge

The enhanced biological phosphorus removal （EBPR） method is widely adopted for phosphorus removal from wastewater, yet little is known about its microbiological and molecular mechanisms. Therefore, it is difficult to predict and control the deterioration of the EBPR process in a large-scale municipal sewage treatment plant. This study used a novel strain isolated in the laboratory, Pseudomonas putida GM6, which had a high phosphate accumulating ability and could recover rapidly from the deteriorated system and enhance the capability of phosphorus removal in activated sludge. Strain GM6 marked with gfp gene, which was called GMTR, was delivered into a bench-scale sequencing batch reactor （SBR） of low efficiency, to investigate the colonization of GMTR and removal of phosphorus. After 21 days, the proportion of GMTR in the total bacteria of the sludge reached 9.2%, whereas the phosphorus removal rate was 96%, with an effluent concentration of about 0.2 mg L^-1. In the reactor with the addition of GMTR, phosphorus was removed quickly, in 1 h under anaerobic conditions, and in 2 h under aerobic conditions. These evidences were characteristic of EBPR processes. Field testing was conducted at a hospital sewage treatment facility with low phosphorus removal capability. Twentyone days after Pseudomonas putida GM6 was added, effluent phosphorus concentration remained around 0.3 mg L^-1, corresponding to a removal rate of 96.8%. It was therefore demonstrated that Pseudomonas putida GM6 could be used for a quick startup and enhancement of wastewater biological phosphorus removal, which provided a scientific basis for potential large-scale engineering application.

Performance of a high-rate anammox reactor under high hydraulic loadings: Physicochemical properties, microbial structure and process kinetics

In this study, a lab-scale upflow anaerobic sludge blanket(UASB) reactor was applied to studying the high-rate nitrogen removal of granule-based anammox process. The nitrogen removal rate(NRR) finally improved to 15.77 kg/m3/d by shortening hydraulic retention time(HRT) to 1.06 h. Well-shaped red anammox granules were extensively enriched inside the reactor. The results of nitrogen removal kinetics indicated that the present bioreactor has great nitrogen removal potential, because the maximum rate of substrate utilization(Umax) predicted by Stover-Kincannon model is suggested as 55.68 kg/(m3·d). Analysis of the microbial community showed that the anammox genus Candidatus Kuenenia dominated the bacterial communities. The relative abundance of Candidatus Kuenenia rose from 12.29% to 36.95% after progressively shorter HRT and higher influent substrate concentrations, illustrating the stability of nitrogen removal performance and biomass enrichment offered by the UASB in carrying out high-rate anammox process.

From pollutant to solution of wastewater pollution: Synthesis of activated carbon from textile sludge for dye adsorption

Adsorption is an important process in wastewater treatment,and conversion of waste materials to adsorbent offers a solution to high material cost related to the use of commercial activated carbon.This study investigated the adsorption behaviour of Reactive Black 5（RB5）and methylene blue（MB）onto activated carbon produced from textile sludge（TSAC）.The activated carbon was synthesized through chemical activation of precursor followed with carbonization at 650℃ under nitrogen flow.Effects of time（0–200 min）,pH（2–10）,temperature（25–60℃）,initial dye concentration（0–200 mg·L^-1）,and adsorbent dosage（0.01–0.15 g）on dye removal efficiency were investigated.Preliminary screening revealed that TSAC synthesized via H2SO4activation showed higher adsorption behaviour than TSAC activated by KCl and ZnCl2.The adsorption capacity of TSAC was found to be 11.98 mg·g^-1（RB5）and 13.27 mg·g^-1（MB）,and is dependent on adsorption time and initial dye concentration.The adsorption data for both dyes were well fitted to Freundlich isotherm model which explains the heterogeneous nature of TSAC surface.The dye adsorption obeyed pseudo-second order kinetic model,thus chemisorption was the controlling step.This study reveals potential of textile sludge in removal of dyes from aqueous solution,and further studies are required to establish the applicability of the synthesized adsorbent for the treatment of waste water containing toxic dyes from textile industry.