Contrastive analysis of operation effect of the park sewage treatment plant with the upgraded and reconstructed AAO-tertiary treatment process from CASS process
Abstract:In order to implement the Yangtze River protection policy deeply, the upgrading and reconstruction of sewage treatment plant in Nanjing Economic and Technological development zone were carried out. The upgraded process was coarse and fine grid+aerated grit chambers+AAO+high efficient sedimentation tank+cloth filter+disinfection. The results showed that a partial or total influent could selectively cross the anaerobic tank and enter the anoxic tank to enhance denitrification during process running; The dephosphorization agent pre-dosed at the end of aerobic tank could not only remove COD and TP, but also strengthen sludge compression and water-sludge separation in secondary sedimentation tank. Carbon source addition could improve the biodegradability of influent. The tertiary treatment process of high efficient sedimentation tank+filter cloth filter+disinfection with small footprint and stable treatment effect could control the effluent quality which could continuously meet the discharge standard. After upgrading, the average mass concentrations of COD, TP, TN, NH3-N, SS in effluent decreased from 37.9, 0.323, 11.18, 1.94, 19 mg·L?1 to 22.3, 0.029, 4.55, 0.08, 3 mg·L?1, respectively. The direct sewage treatment cost increased from 0.47 to 0.78 yuan t?1. The effluent quality met the first level A standard of pollutant discharge standard for municipal sewage treatment plants (GB 18918-2002), some water quality indexes met the requirements of the grade IV of surface water environmental quality standard (GB 3838-2002). This project had feasible economic and remarkable social benefits, which could provide reference for the upgrading and reconstruction of the same-type sewage treatment plants. Key words:CASS/ AAO/ upgrading and reconstruction/ park sewage treatment plant/ tertiary treatment process.
图1提标改造前工艺流程图 Figure1.Process flow chart before upgrading and reconstruction
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Contrastive analysis of operation effect of the park sewage treatment plant with the upgraded and reconstructed AAO-tertiary treatment process from CASS process
Nanjing Gaoke Water Utilities Co. Ltd., Nanjing 210038, China Received Date: 2019-08-13 Accepted Date: 2020-02-02 Available Online: 2020-05-06 Keywords:CASS/ AAO/ upgrading and reconstruction/ park sewage treatment plant/ tertiary treatment process Abstract:In order to implement the Yangtze River protection policy deeply, the upgrading and reconstruction of sewage treatment plant in Nanjing Economic and Technological development zone were carried out. The upgraded process was coarse and fine grid+aerated grit chambers+AAO+high efficient sedimentation tank+cloth filter+disinfection. The results showed that a partial or total influent could selectively cross the anaerobic tank and enter the anoxic tank to enhance denitrification during process running; The dephosphorization agent pre-dosed at the end of aerobic tank could not only remove COD and TP, but also strengthen sludge compression and water-sludge separation in secondary sedimentation tank. Carbon source addition could improve the biodegradability of influent. The tertiary treatment process of high efficient sedimentation tank+filter cloth filter+disinfection with small footprint and stable treatment effect could control the effluent quality which could continuously meet the discharge standard. After upgrading, the average mass concentrations of COD, TP, TN, NH3-N, SS in effluent decreased from 37.9, 0.323, 11.18, 1.94, 19 mg·L?1 to 22.3, 0.029, 4.55, 0.08, 3 mg·L?1, respectively. The direct sewage treatment cost increased from 0.47 to 0.78 yuan t?1. The effluent quality met the first level A standard of pollutant discharge standard for municipal sewage treatment plants (GB 18918-2002), some water quality indexes met the requirements of the grade IV of surface water environmental quality standard (GB 3838-2002). This project had feasible economic and remarkable social benefits, which could provide reference for the upgrading and reconstruction of the same-type sewage treatment plants.