In order to enhance the hydraulic loading rate (HLR) of a subsurface wastewater infiltration system (SWIS) used in treating domestic sewage, the intermittent operation mode was employed in the SWIS. The results sh...In order to enhance the hydraulic loading rate (HLR) of a subsurface wastewater infiltration system (SWIS) used in treating domestic sewage, the intermittent operation mode was employed in the SWIS. The results show that the intermittent operation mode contributes to the improvement of the HLR and the pollutant removal rate. When the wetting-drying ratio (RwD) was 1.0, the pollutant removal rate increased by (13.6 ± 0.3)% for NH3-N, (20.7 ± 1.1)% for TN, (18.6± 0.4)% for TP, (12.2 ± 0.5)% for BOD, (10.1 ± 0.3)% for COD, and (36.2 ± 1.2)% for SS, compared with pollutant removal rates under the continuous operation mode. The pollutant removal rate declined with the increase of the HLR. The effluent quality met The Reuse of Urban Recycling Water - Water Quality Standard for Scenic Environment Use (GB/T 18921-2002) even when the HLR was as high as 10 cm/d. Hydraulic conductivity, oxidation reduction potential (ORP), the quantity of nitrifying bacteria, and the pollutant removal rate of NH3-N increased with the decrease of the RWD. For the pollutant removal rates of TP, BOD, and COD, there were no significant difference (p 〈 0.05) under different RwDS. The suggested RWD was 1.0. Relative contribution of the pretreatment and SWlS to the pollutant removal was examined, and more than 80% removal of NH3-N, TN, TP, COD, and BOD occurred in the SWIS.展开更多
Two pilot subsurface wastewater infdtrafion systems (SWISs) were filled with the same mixed matrix and operated in the intermittent feeding mode with hydraulic loading of 0. 1 m3/ (m2 d) for 140 d. One of SWISs w...Two pilot subsurface wastewater infdtrafion systems (SWISs) were filled with the same mixed matrix and operated in the intermittent feeding mode with hydraulic loading of 0. 1 m3/ (m2 d) for 140 d. One of SWISs was fed with wastewater which was previously settled ( ST), and the other with the same wastewater but in addition treated with a coagulation process (CT). After 140 d of operation, in the upper layer of ST system the effective porosity decreased by 4.1% and the organic matter (OM) content increased by 246.4 %, whereas only decreased by 0.7 % and increased by 35. 7% of CT system, respectively. During the study, dogging didn't occur in CT system and occurred in ST system. Effluent chemical oxygen demand (COD), total phosphorus (TP) and ammonia nitrogen (NH4+ --N ) concentrations in CT system were less than those in ST system. In ST system, effluent COD, TP, NH4+ --N concentrations increased and suspended solid (SS) concentration decreased after dogging. The results indicated that the use of a prior coagulation treatment was a good alternative for improving the effluent quality and avoiding an anticipated dogging.展开更多
Substrate clogging is the worst operational problem for subsurface wastewater infiltration system ( SWIS ), nevertheless quantitative understanding of the clogging process is currently very limited. In this study, t...Substrate clogging is the worst operational problem for subsurface wastewater infiltration system ( SWIS ), nevertheless quantitative understanding of the clogging process is currently very limited. In this study, the developing process of clogging caused by organic particle accumulation and biofilm growth was investigated in two groups of lab-scale SWIS, which were fed with glucose (dissolved organic matter) and starch (particulate organic matter) influent and filled with the same substrate made of 50% brown soil and cinder at a weight of 50%. Results showed that in glucose-fed systems the growth of biofilm in the substrate pores certainly caused remarkable reduction of effective porosity, especially for the high concentration organic wastewater, whereas its influence on infiltration rate was negligible. In comparison with biofllm growth, organic particles accumulation could rapidly reduce infiltration rate and the clogging occurred in the upper layer in starch-fed systems and the most important contribution of biofilm growth to clogging was accelerating the occurrence of clogging.展开更多
In order to enhance the nitrogen removal, a subsurface wastewater infiltration system (SWIS) was improved by adding peat in deep soil as carbon source for denitrification process. The effects of addition of carbon s...In order to enhance the nitrogen removal, a subsurface wastewater infiltration system (SWIS) was improved by adding peat in deep soil as carbon source for denitrification process. The effects of addition of carbon source in the underpart of the SWIS on nitrogen removal at different influents (with the total nitrogen (TN) concentration 40 and 80 mg L^-1, respectively) were investigated by soil column simulating experiments. When the relatively light pollution influent with 40 mg L^-1 TN was used, the average concentrations of NO3-N and TN in effluents were (4.69±0.235), (6.18±0.079) mg L^-1, respectively, decreased by 32 and 30.8% than the control; the NO3--N concentration of all effluents was below the maximum contaminant level of 10 mg L^-1; as high as 92.67% of the TN removal efficiency was achieved. When relatively heavy pollution influent with 80 mg LITN was used, the average concentrations of NO3--N and TN in effluents were (10.2±0.265), (12.5±0.148) mg L^-1 respectively, decreased by 20 and 21.2% than the control; the NO3--N concentration of all effluents met the grade Ⅲ of the national quality standard for ground water of China (GB/T 14848-1993) with the values less than 20 mg L^-1; the TN removal efficiency of 94.1% was achieved. In summary, adding peat in the underpart of the SWIS significantly decreased TN and NO3- -N concentration in effluents and the nitrogen removal efficiency improved significantly.展开更多
The concentration of total nitrogen(TN) is reported to vary between 20 and 35 mg/L in domestic wastewater. In raw wastewater, ammonia nitrogen eNHt4-NT is the main nitrogen form, accounting for 70%e82% of the TN conce...The concentration of total nitrogen(TN) is reported to vary between 20 and 35 mg/L in domestic wastewater. In raw wastewater, ammonia nitrogen eNHt4-NT is the main nitrogen form, accounting for 70%e82% of the TN concentration. Organic nitrogen, nitrite nitrogen eNOà2-NT,and nitrate nitrogen eNOà3-NT are present as well. For years, due to the lack of regulatory limits on nitrogen concentration in surface waters,nitrogen from secondary effluent has posed a significant threat to the health of aquatic ecosystems. Researchers have made substantial efforts to reduce the nitrogen concentration in secondary effluent. As a kind of advanced wastewater treatment technology, the subsurface infiltration(SI)system has been widely used, owing to its advantages, which include low operation cost, easy maintenance, and low energy consumption. This review discusses the fate of various forms of nitrogen in SI treatment, including organic nitrogen, NHt4-N, NOà2-N, and NOà3-N. Major biological processes involved in nitrogen removal and the main factors influencing its transformation are suggested. Finally, it is shown that ammonification followed by nitrification-denitrification plays a major role in nitrogen removal. Further research needs to focus on the emission characteristics of gaseous nitrogen(generated from the nitrification, denitrification, and completely autotrophic nitrogen-removal over nitrite(CANON) processes) with respect to their greenhouse effects.展开更多
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant No.51108275)the Program for Liaoning Excellent Talents in Universities(LNET)(Grant No.LJQ2012101)+2 种基金the Program for New Century Excellent Talents in Universities(Grant No.NCET-11-1012)the Science and Technology Program of Liaoning Province(Grants No.2011229002 and2013229012)the Basic Science Research Fund in Northeastern University(Grants No.N130501001 and N140105003)
文摘In order to enhance the hydraulic loading rate (HLR) of a subsurface wastewater infiltration system (SWIS) used in treating domestic sewage, the intermittent operation mode was employed in the SWIS. The results show that the intermittent operation mode contributes to the improvement of the HLR and the pollutant removal rate. When the wetting-drying ratio (RwD) was 1.0, the pollutant removal rate increased by (13.6 ± 0.3)% for NH3-N, (20.7 ± 1.1)% for TN, (18.6± 0.4)% for TP, (12.2 ± 0.5)% for BOD, (10.1 ± 0.3)% for COD, and (36.2 ± 1.2)% for SS, compared with pollutant removal rates under the continuous operation mode. The pollutant removal rate declined with the increase of the HLR. The effluent quality met The Reuse of Urban Recycling Water - Water Quality Standard for Scenic Environment Use (GB/T 18921-2002) even when the HLR was as high as 10 cm/d. Hydraulic conductivity, oxidation reduction potential (ORP), the quantity of nitrifying bacteria, and the pollutant removal rate of NH3-N increased with the decrease of the RWD. For the pollutant removal rates of TP, BOD, and COD, there were no significant difference (p 〈 0.05) under different RwDS. The suggested RWD was 1.0. Relative contribution of the pretreatment and SWlS to the pollutant removal was examined, and more than 80% removal of NH3-N, TN, TP, COD, and BOD occurred in the SWIS.
基金National Natural Science Foundations of China(Nos.41001321,41471394,41571455)Major Original Program in Shenyang Normal University,China(No.ZD201403)+2 种基金Ecology and Environment Research Center Director Foundation of Shenyang Normal University,China(No.EERC-T-201601)Natural Science Foundation of Liaoning Province,China(NO.2015010585-301)Liaoning BaiQianWan Talents Program,China(No.2015(45)
文摘Two pilot subsurface wastewater infdtrafion systems (SWISs) were filled with the same mixed matrix and operated in the intermittent feeding mode with hydraulic loading of 0. 1 m3/ (m2 d) for 140 d. One of SWISs was fed with wastewater which was previously settled ( ST), and the other with the same wastewater but in addition treated with a coagulation process (CT). After 140 d of operation, in the upper layer of ST system the effective porosity decreased by 4.1% and the organic matter (OM) content increased by 246.4 %, whereas only decreased by 0.7 % and increased by 35. 7% of CT system, respectively. During the study, dogging didn't occur in CT system and occurred in ST system. Effluent chemical oxygen demand (COD), total phosphorus (TP) and ammonia nitrogen (NH4+ --N ) concentrations in CT system were less than those in ST system. In ST system, effluent COD, TP, NH4+ --N concentrations increased and suspended solid (SS) concentration decreased after dogging. The results indicated that the use of a prior coagulation treatment was a good alternative for improving the effluent quality and avoiding an anticipated dogging.
基金National Natural Science Foundation of China(No.41001321)Science and Technology Plan of Shenyang,China(No.F11-264-1-13)
文摘Substrate clogging is the worst operational problem for subsurface wastewater infiltration system ( SWIS ), nevertheless quantitative understanding of the clogging process is currently very limited. In this study, the developing process of clogging caused by organic particle accumulation and biofilm growth was investigated in two groups of lab-scale SWIS, which were fed with glucose (dissolved organic matter) and starch (particulate organic matter) influent and filled with the same substrate made of 50% brown soil and cinder at a weight of 50%. Results showed that in glucose-fed systems the growth of biofilm in the substrate pores certainly caused remarkable reduction of effective porosity, especially for the high concentration organic wastewater, whereas its influence on infiltration rate was negligible. In comparison with biofllm growth, organic particles accumulation could rapidly reduce infiltration rate and the clogging occurred in the upper layer in starch-fed systems and the most important contribution of biofilm growth to clogging was accelerating the occurrence of clogging.
基金supported by the Key Technologies R&D Program of China during the 11th Five-Year Plan period (2008BADC4B17 and 2006 BAD16B09)the Beijing Key Discipline Construction Project of Biomass Engineering Interdisciplinary
文摘In order to enhance the nitrogen removal, a subsurface wastewater infiltration system (SWIS) was improved by adding peat in deep soil as carbon source for denitrification process. The effects of addition of carbon source in the underpart of the SWIS on nitrogen removal at different influents (with the total nitrogen (TN) concentration 40 and 80 mg L^-1, respectively) were investigated by soil column simulating experiments. When the relatively light pollution influent with 40 mg L^-1 TN was used, the average concentrations of NO3-N and TN in effluents were (4.69±0.235), (6.18±0.079) mg L^-1, respectively, decreased by 32 and 30.8% than the control; the NO3--N concentration of all effluents was below the maximum contaminant level of 10 mg L^-1; as high as 92.67% of the TN removal efficiency was achieved. When relatively heavy pollution influent with 80 mg LITN was used, the average concentrations of NO3--N and TN in effluents were (10.2±0.265), (12.5±0.148) mg L^-1 respectively, decreased by 20 and 21.2% than the control; the NO3--N concentration of all effluents met the grade Ⅲ of the national quality standard for ground water of China (GB/T 14848-1993) with the values less than 20 mg L^-1; the TN removal efficiency of 94.1% was achieved. In summary, adding peat in the underpart of the SWIS significantly decreased TN and NO3- -N concentration in effluents and the nitrogen removal efficiency improved significantly.
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grants No.41571455 and 51578115)the Basic Science Research Fund of Northeastern University(Grant No.N160104004)
文摘The concentration of total nitrogen(TN) is reported to vary between 20 and 35 mg/L in domestic wastewater. In raw wastewater, ammonia nitrogen eNHt4-NT is the main nitrogen form, accounting for 70%e82% of the TN concentration. Organic nitrogen, nitrite nitrogen eNOà2-NT,and nitrate nitrogen eNOà3-NT are present as well. For years, due to the lack of regulatory limits on nitrogen concentration in surface waters,nitrogen from secondary effluent has posed a significant threat to the health of aquatic ecosystems. Researchers have made substantial efforts to reduce the nitrogen concentration in secondary effluent. As a kind of advanced wastewater treatment technology, the subsurface infiltration(SI)system has been widely used, owing to its advantages, which include low operation cost, easy maintenance, and low energy consumption. This review discusses the fate of various forms of nitrogen in SI treatment, including organic nitrogen, NHt4-N, NOà2-N, and NOà3-N. Major biological processes involved in nitrogen removal and the main factors influencing its transformation are suggested. Finally, it is shown that ammonification followed by nitrification-denitrification plays a major role in nitrogen removal. Further research needs to focus on the emission characteristics of gaseous nitrogen(generated from the nitrification, denitrification, and completely autotrophic nitrogen-removal over nitrite(CANON) processes) with respect to their greenhouse effects.