Glycine-assisted phosphorus release and recovery from waste-activated sludge†

IF 4.3 3区 材料科学 Q1 ENGINEERING, ELECTRICAL & ELECTRONIC
Sheqi Cen, Yao Zou, Hang Chen, Xuhan Deng, Fu Huang, Liping Chen, Le Li, Tenghui Jin, Chaohai Wei, Lichao Nengzi and Guanglei Qiu
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This study reports a sustainable and green method for phosphorus (P) extraction and recovery from waste activated sludge (WAS) using glycine as a P-extraction agent. Glycine showed an extraordinary ability to induce P release from waste-activated sludge at a rate of 8.7 mg P per L per h without being consumed. The P-extraction rate was linearly related to the mixed liquor suspended solid concentration and was not affected by the temperature in the range of 25–35 °C. After extraction, the released P was recovered via calcium precipitation, resulting in high P-content (48%, as phosphate) products (dominated by amorphous calcium phosphate). An unparallel advantage of the method is the high recyclability of glycine. Repetitive experiments showed <10% glycine loss over four P-extraction–P-recovery–glycine-reuse cycles. Additionally, extremely low heavy metal contents were observed in the P-recovery products in comparison to the acid/alkali-assisted P extraction, indicating its environmental friendliness as a sustainable strategy for P recovery from WAS.

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甘氨酸辅助从废物活性污泥中释放和回收磷
本研究报告了一种利用甘氨酸作为磷萃取剂从废弃活性污泥(WAS)中萃取和回收磷(P)的可持续绿色方法。甘氨酸显示出了非凡的能力,它能以每小时每升 8.7 毫克磷的速率诱导废物活性污泥中的磷释放,而不会被消耗掉。萃取率与混合液悬浮固体浓度呈线性关系,在 25-35 °C 范围内不受温度影响。萃取后,通过钙沉淀回收释放的 P,得到高 P 含量(48%,以磷酸盐计)的产品(以无定形磷酸钙为主)。该方法的一个独特优势是甘氨酸的高回收率。重复实验表明,在四个提取 P-回收甘氨酸-再利用的循环过程中,甘氨酸的损失率为 10%。此外,与酸/碱辅助提取 P 相比,P 回收产品中的重金属含量极低,这表明该方法是一种可持续的从 WAS 中回收 P 的环境友好型策略。
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