Effects of Alternating Oxic-Anoxic Model on Nitrite Accumulation in Biological Nitrogen Removal System

Er Long Jiao; Chun Di Gao; Hao Li; Wei Xiao Wang; Shi Xin Fan

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.1030-1032.422

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Effects of Alternating Oxic-Anoxic Model on Nitrite Accumulation in Biological Nitrogen Removal System

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The effects of chemical oxygen demand (COD), ammonia nitrogen, total nitrogen removal rates and nitrite accumulation are investigated under alternating oxic-anoxic model in biological nitrogen removal system——sequencing batch reactor (SBR). The system operational effect was studied by analyzing pollutants removal and nitrite accumulation changes. The results showed that the ammonium nitrogen removal rate increased gradually and reached 60% at last. The average removal rate of ammonia nitrogen was 50.2%. The average total nitrogen removal rate was 31.0% due to the low ammonia nitrogen removal and the low carbon in the inflow. The average COD removal rate was 41.7%, finally the COD removal rate reached near 60%. The average nitrite accumulation rate was 68.71%. The alternating oxic-anoxic model reached stable nitrite accumulation.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 1030-1032)

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Er Long Jiao, Chun Di Gao*, Hao Li, Wei Xiao Wang, Shi Xin Fan

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Alternating Oxic-Anoxic, Nitrite Accumulation, SBR, Shortcut Nitrification-Denitrification

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