Static aerobic composting of municipal sewage sludge with forced ventilation or air ventilation using matured compost as bulking conditioner was investigated.Physical and chemical parameters,e.g.,temperature,moisture ...Static aerobic composting of municipal sewage sludge with forced ventilation or air ventilation using matured compost as bulking conditioner was investigated.Physical and chemical parameters,e.g.,temperature,moisture content,VSS,CODcr,pH,and germination index(GI),were analyzed to characterize the composting process.Fermentation starts quickly in both forced and air ventilation compost heaps and reaches high-temperature stage after 2 d,owing to the bulking function of matured compost.Compared to air ventilation,however,forced ventilation enables the high-temperature stage to last longer for approximately 7 d.The moisture content of both compost bodies decreases from 62% to about 50% as a result of evaporation,and it decreases slightly faster in forced ventilation compost heap after 13 d due to the higher temperature and better ventilation condition.Although no obvious differences of VSS and pH are observed between both compost heaps,the soluble CODCr and GI show differences during the second half period of fermentation.In forced ventilation compost,the soluble CODCr has a small rebound after 13 d,and GI decreases from 46% to 35% but then increases.These results show that in general,the matured compost is a good conditioner and force ventilation with a proper air supply strategy can be more efficient than air ventilation.展开更多
Current knowledge about the transformation of total mercury and methylmercury(Me Hg) in aerobic composting process is limited. In this study, the composition and transformation of mercury and dissovled organic matter(...Current knowledge about the transformation of total mercury and methylmercury(Me Hg) in aerobic composting process is limited. In this study, the composition and transformation of mercury and dissovled organic matter(DOM) in aerobic composting process of municipal sewage sludge were were comprehensively characterized, and the differences among the three C/N ratio(20, 26 and 30) were investigated. The main form of mercury in C/N 20 and 26 was organo-chelated Hg(F3, 46%-60%);while the main form of mercury in C/N 30 was mercuric sulfide(F5, 64%-70%). The main component of DOM in C/N 20 and 26 were tyrosine-like substance(C1, 53%-76%) while the main fractions in C/N 30 were tyrosine-like substance(C1, 28%-37%) and fulvic-like substance(C2, 17%-39%). The mercury and DOM varied significantly during the 9 days composting process. Compared to C/N 20 and 26, C/N 30 produced the less Me Hg after aerobic composting process, with values of 658%(C/N 20), 1400%(C/N 26) and 139%(C/N 30) of the initial, respectively. Meanwhile, C/N 30 produced the best compost showed greater degree of DOM molecular condensation and humification. Hg fraction had been altered by DOM, as indicated by a significant correlation between mercury species and DOM components. Notably, C/N 30 should be used as an appropriate C/N ratio to control the methylation processes of mercury and degration of DOM.展开更多
基金Projects(50978087,50908081)supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China
文摘Static aerobic composting of municipal sewage sludge with forced ventilation or air ventilation using matured compost as bulking conditioner was investigated.Physical and chemical parameters,e.g.,temperature,moisture content,VSS,CODcr,pH,and germination index(GI),were analyzed to characterize the composting process.Fermentation starts quickly in both forced and air ventilation compost heaps and reaches high-temperature stage after 2 d,owing to the bulking function of matured compost.Compared to air ventilation,however,forced ventilation enables the high-temperature stage to last longer for approximately 7 d.The moisture content of both compost bodies decreases from 62% to about 50% as a result of evaporation,and it decreases slightly faster in forced ventilation compost heap after 13 d due to the higher temperature and better ventilation condition.Although no obvious differences of VSS and pH are observed between both compost heaps,the soluble CODCr and GI show differences during the second half period of fermentation.In forced ventilation compost,the soluble CODCr has a small rebound after 13 d,and GI decreases from 46% to 35% but then increases.These results show that in general,the matured compost is a good conditioner and force ventilation with a proper air supply strategy can be more efficient than air ventilation.
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (No. 21605060 )the Key Scientific Research Project of Colleges and Universities in Henan Province (No. 20A610006 )。
文摘Current knowledge about the transformation of total mercury and methylmercury(Me Hg) in aerobic composting process is limited. In this study, the composition and transformation of mercury and dissovled organic matter(DOM) in aerobic composting process of municipal sewage sludge were were comprehensively characterized, and the differences among the three C/N ratio(20, 26 and 30) were investigated. The main form of mercury in C/N 20 and 26 was organo-chelated Hg(F3, 46%-60%);while the main form of mercury in C/N 30 was mercuric sulfide(F5, 64%-70%). The main component of DOM in C/N 20 and 26 were tyrosine-like substance(C1, 53%-76%) while the main fractions in C/N 30 were tyrosine-like substance(C1, 28%-37%) and fulvic-like substance(C2, 17%-39%). The mercury and DOM varied significantly during the 9 days composting process. Compared to C/N 20 and 26, C/N 30 produced the less Me Hg after aerobic composting process, with values of 658%(C/N 20), 1400%(C/N 26) and 139%(C/N 30) of the initial, respectively. Meanwhile, C/N 30 produced the best compost showed greater degree of DOM molecular condensation and humification. Hg fraction had been altered by DOM, as indicated by a significant correlation between mercury species and DOM components. Notably, C/N 30 should be used as an appropriate C/N ratio to control the methylation processes of mercury and degration of DOM.
