Anaerobic Digestion of Phosphorus-Rich Sludge and Digested Sludge: Influence of Mixing Ratio and Acetic Acid

IF 2.5 4区工程技术 Q3 CHEMISTRY, ANALYTICAL

Separations Pub Date : 2023-10-12 DOI:10.3390/separations10100539

Zhicheng Xi, Wenhan Wang, Qian Ping, Lin Wang, Xiangkai Pu, Bin Wang, Yongmei Li

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Abstract

Phosphorus is a critical influencial factor in the anaerobic digestion of phosphorus-rich sludge (PRS). The anaerobic digestion of PRS and digested sludge (DS) mixed according to different proportions was studied. The result showed that the phosphorus release rate of the mixed sludge increased with the increase in DS proportion until the DS proportion was over 50%. When the mixing ratio of PRS to DS was 3:1, the specific phosphorus release rate (SPRR) was increased by 20% and the methane production was raised to 7.39 mL/g VSS. A further experiment on the concentration of the added acetic acid indicated that the phosphorus release rate also tended to rise with the increase in acetic acid until the concentration was over 500 mg COD/L. Finally, the results of the anaerobic digestion of DS and waste activated sludge (WAS) showed that there was no typical phosphorus release in the initial stage of anaerobic digestion in WAS.

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富磷污泥和消化污泥的厌氧消化:混合比和乙酸的影响

磷是影响富磷污泥厌氧消化的重要因素。研究了按不同比例混合的PRS和消化污泥(DS)的厌氧消化。结果表明，混合污泥的磷释放率随DS比例的增加而增加，直至DS比例超过50%。当PRS与DS的混合比例为3:1时，比磷释放率(SPRR)提高了20%，甲烷产量提高到7.39 mL/g VSS。进一步对添加乙酸浓度的实验表明，随着乙酸浓度的增加，磷的释放速率也有上升的趋势，直到浓度超过500 mg COD/L。最后，对DS和废活性污泥(WAS)的厌氧消化结果表明，WAS在厌氧消化初期没有典型的磷释放。

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Separations Chemistry-Analytical Chemistry

CiteScore

3.00

自引率

15.40%

发文量

342

审稿时长

12 weeks

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