本项目题目“When a Detour Becomes a Shortcut: Going Full-scale with Partial Denitrification/Anammox as an Alternative Strategy for Mainstream Deammonification and Incorporating Biological Phosphorus Removal”,Project Amount999,670;项目实施周期是2020年9月至2023年8月31号,3周年时间。: y1 d$ A; s* c
+ D- \! \" z4 ?3 Q: }课题具体目标是通过提高厌氧氨氧化细菌(Anammox)在主流系统中的亚硝酸盐利用率,为快速去除氮过程的全面应用铺平道路。 + e }3 s) V* x6 @* i& H5 w
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基于部分反硝化(PDN)路线,不是通过洗出NOB(亚硝酸盐氧化细菌)的技术路径(传统短程硝化路径),而是通过PnDN过程将可能提供更可靠的亚硝酸盐来源,PnDN-Anammox技术路线可能是更有利于生产尺度上加速自养脱氮的实施和推进。
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0 G8 A( r) o5 v7 ?0 ]9 U+ V7 \Nutrient management and removal technologies currently in use at point sources, such as wastewater treatment plants, are mainly biological (for nitrogen (N) and phosphorus (P) removal) or a combination of biological and chemical (for P removal) processes that have been used since the early 1970s. In recent years, research has been focused on alternative N removal strategies that can reduce capital, chemical, and energy costs. Mainstream shortcut N removal and mainstream deammonification processes represent a paradigm shift for the industry, offering the opportunity for sustainable N removal, energy neutral or even energy positive facilities and dramatic reductions in treatment costs, which has widespread environmental benefits in reducing the formation of HABs. But full-scale implementation has met with limited success.
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# e0 _* Y: K0 [7 IThe specific objective of this project is to pave the way for full-scale applications of shortcut N removal processes, by increasing nitrite availability for anaerobic ammonium oxidizing bacteria (anammox) in mainstream systems. Shortcut N removal systems developed based on the partial denitrification (PdN) route rather than the NOB (nitrite oxidizing bacteria) out-selection route, will likely provide more reliable nitrite production and could accelerate full-scale implementation of shortcut N technologies. + d9 r! V9 Z/ ]* r( q0 z) G
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Partial denitrification/anammox (PdNA) technologies span a range of readiness levels. The attached growth polishing PdNA concepts that will be explored further in this project have already been partially validated in pilot testing and full-scale treatment plants. HRSD transitioned their York River Treatment Plant post-dentification filters to PdNA almost two years ago, the first real full-scale example of mainstream anammox oxidizing a relevant amount of the influent ammonia load. Based on the successful outcome of piloting PdNA in a polishing moving bed biofilm reactor (MBBR) process, the pending full-scale nutrient upgrade for the HRSD James River plant will include this technology. This project will address remaining unknowns with designing and operating polishing PdNA processes.
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Integrated PdNA applications, whereby anammox are incorporated into the main plant BNR process pre- or post-anoxic zones, have been validated conceptually in laboratory and pilot studies at DC Water and Columbia University, and this project will move these concepts rapidly to full-scale application. This project will also evaluate the integration of biological P removal with PdNA shortcut N removal.
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