Heat Capacity-Manipulated Balance in Phosphorus Bioavailability Enhancement and Heavy Metal Stabilization during Sewage Sludge Copyrolysis

IF 7.4 Q1 ENGINEERING, ENVIRONMENTAL
Le Fang, Guangcai Tan, Weiwei Xuan, Jiaming Liang, Liping Li, Shaogang Hu*, Zhenshan Li* and Siqi Tang*, 
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Disentangling the thermochemistry of sludge copyrolysis to balance phosphorus (P) bioavailability enhancement and heavy metal (HM) stabilization is challenging due to intricate and disordering thermochemical reactions caused by sludge compositional inhomogeneity. A heat capacity assembly and dispatch strategy via antagonistic additive-paired sludge copyrolysis was conceived to quantitatively determine the balance for P reclamation from sewage sludge (SS). Calcium oxide (CaO, with additions ranging from 7.54 to 10%) and wasted rapeseed meal (RM, with additions ranging from 10 to 50%)-formulated copyrolysis experiments were designed to investigate the evolved fate of P and HMs in SS-derived biochar (SSB) production. Ryegrass plant cultivation was adopted to examine the orchestrated balance of P and HMs in soil applications. RM and CaO preferentially influenced the P distribution, including iron/aluminum-bound P and apatite/CaCO3-associated P, respectively. In contrast, both additives consistently reached equilibrium with two HM ensembles, including soluble/reducible and oxidizable/residual fractions. SSB derived from RM-added (50% addition) and CaO-RM-paired (6% CaO and 47% RM addition) copyrolysis at 700 °C demonstrated preferential P acquisition of ryegrass (height increase by 17.4 and 4%, respectively) while maintaining a low HM ecological risk index (27.5 and 16.3, respectively). The kinetic and thermodynamic results confirmed that CaO and RM had antagonistic effects on the thermochemistry of sludge copyrolysis. The heat capacity reached its maximum at around 675 °C and was not affected by the paired additives. The outcome can rationalize P upcycling from SS-like waste resources through tapping the heat capacity precisely tuning the thermochemistry of copyrolysis, thereby boosting global P circularity.

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污泥共解过程中磷生物利用度提高和重金属稳定的热能操纵平衡
由于污泥成分的不均匀性引起的热化学反应复杂而无序,因此解开污泥共解以平衡磷(P)生物利用度提高和重金属(HM)稳定的热化学是具有挑战性的。设想了一种通过拮抗添加剂对污泥共解的热容量组装和调度策略,以定量确定污水污泥(SS) P回收的平衡。设计了氧化钙(CaO,添加量为7.54 ~ 10%)和废菜籽粕(RM,添加量为10% ~ 50%)配制的共解实验,以研究ss衍生生物炭(SSB)生产过程中P和HMs的演变命运。以黑麦草为研究对象,研究了土壤施肥中磷和有机质的协调平衡。RM和CaO优先影响磷的分布,包括铁/铝结合的磷和磷灰石/ caco3结合的磷。相比之下,这两种添加剂都能在两种HM组分中达到平衡,包括可溶性/可还原组分和可氧化/残余组分。在700°C条件下,添加草酸(添加50%草酸)和添加草酸-草酸配对(添加6%草酸和47%草酸)共解得到的SSB显示黑麦草优先获取P(高度分别增加17.4和4%),同时保持较低的HM生态风险指数(分别为27.5和16.3)。动力学和热力学结果证实,CaO和RM对污泥共解的热化学反应具有拮抗作用。热容在675℃左右达到最大值,不受配对添加剂的影响。该结果可以通过利用热容精确调节共解的热化学,使磷从类ss废物资源中升级回收合理化,从而促进全球磷循环。
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期刊介绍: ACS ES&T Engineering publishes impactful research and review articles across all realms of environmental technology and engineering, employing a rigorous peer-review process. As a specialized journal, it aims to provide an international platform for research and innovation, inviting contributions on materials technologies, processes, data analytics, and engineering systems that can effectively manage, protect, and remediate air, water, and soil quality, as well as treat wastes and recover resources. The journal encourages research that supports informed decision-making within complex engineered systems and is grounded in mechanistic science and analytics, describing intricate environmental engineering systems. It considers papers presenting novel advancements, spanning from laboratory discovery to field-based application. However, case or demonstration studies lacking significant scientific advancements and technological innovations are not within its scope. Contributions containing experimental and/or theoretical methods, rooted in engineering principles and integrated with knowledge from other disciplines, are welcomed.
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