基于尿源分离的预处理:一种可持续的策略,以提高废物活性污泥厌氧消化的甲烷产量

Lixin Tian, Haixiao Guo, Yufen Wang, Xiaomin Wang, Tingting Zhu, Yiwen Liu
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采用源分离技术对尿废水进行厌氧消化预处理。与对照组相比,经体积比为1:8的尿废水预处理后,累积甲烷产量提高了23%。尿液废水中的尿素和水解游离氨(FA)对污泥分解具有协同作用,有利于污泥体积的减少和生物过程中有效底物的富集。微生物群落分析进一步表明,产酸微生物在实验消化池中富集。虽然发现FA是几个微生物阶段的主要抑制剂,但通过尿液预处理补充金属离子可能减轻了这种抑制。所提出的策略将为废物预处理污泥铺平一条更可持续的道路。
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Urine source separation-based pretreatment: A sustainable strategy for improving methane production from anaerobic digestion of waste activated sludge

Urine wastewater derived from source separation technology was employed to pretreat waste activated sludge (WAS) for anaerobic digestion in this study. In comparison to the control group, cumulative methane production was identified to be improved by 23% after pretreated by urine wastewater with its volumetric proportion of 1:8. Urea and hydrolyzed free ammonia (FA) in urine wastewater were observed to pose a synergistic effect on sludge disintegration, benefiting the reduction of sludge volume and enrichment of available substrates for bio-processes. Analysis of microbial community further revealed that acid-producing microbes were enriched in the experimental digesters. Although FA was found to be the major inhibitor to several microbial stages, metal ions supplemented by urine pretreatment might have alleviated such suppression. The proposed strategy would pave a more sustainable way for sludge pretreatment with waste materials.

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