Abstract:Aiming at the saturation of the storage capacity of urban domestic sludge landfill, it’s urgent to analyze the reduction and recycling of landfill sludge. A series of tests were conducted to investigate geotechnical properties of landfill sludge and waste-activated sludge. Experimental results showed that the landfill sludge had much lower organic content and water content than the waste-activated sludge. Through the experiments of consolidation and direct shear, the variations of the consolidation coefficient, permeability coefficient and shear strength were compared and analyzed between unconditioned and conditioned landfill sludge with reagent. The results showed that the best ratio of Fenton’s reagent was determined as Fe2+=8% and H2O2=12% at pH=4. The compression index decreased and shear strength increased with the increase of calcium oxide dosage. Considering the resource utilization of joint treated landfill sludge, the impact of strong alkalinity on the environment and the treatment cost, 15% calcium oxide dosage was an appropriate one for sludge treatment, and its conditioning effect was better than often-used FeCl3. Moreover, the shear strength of the conditioned landfill sludge by Fenton’s reagent with calcium oxide can meet the requirements in landfill and sludge volume can be reduced. The test results provide a significant reference for the subsequent reclamation of landfill sludge. Key words:landfill sludge/ Fenton’s reagent/ CaO/ mechanical properties/ extracellular polymeric substances (EPS).
图1不同龄期污泥颗粒级配曲线 Figure1.Particle size grading curves of sludge with different ages
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1.Department of Civil Engineering, Shanghai University, Shanghai 200444, China 2.Shanghai Chengtou Wastewater Treatment Co. Ltd., Shanghai 200120, China Received Date: 2019-12-04 Accepted Date: 2020-03-28 Available Online: 2020-10-14 Keywords:landfill sludge/ Fenton’s reagent/ CaO/ mechanical properties/ extracellular polymeric substances (EPS) Abstract:Aiming at the saturation of the storage capacity of urban domestic sludge landfill, it’s urgent to analyze the reduction and recycling of landfill sludge. A series of tests were conducted to investigate geotechnical properties of landfill sludge and waste-activated sludge. Experimental results showed that the landfill sludge had much lower organic content and water content than the waste-activated sludge. Through the experiments of consolidation and direct shear, the variations of the consolidation coefficient, permeability coefficient and shear strength were compared and analyzed between unconditioned and conditioned landfill sludge with reagent. The results showed that the best ratio of Fenton’s reagent was determined as Fe2+=8% and H2O2=12% at pH=4. The compression index decreased and shear strength increased with the increase of calcium oxide dosage. Considering the resource utilization of joint treated landfill sludge, the impact of strong alkalinity on the environment and the treatment cost, 15% calcium oxide dosage was an appropriate one for sludge treatment, and its conditioning effect was better than often-used FeCl3. Moreover, the shear strength of the conditioned landfill sludge by Fenton’s reagent with calcium oxide can meet the requirements in landfill and sludge volume can be reduced. The test results provide a significant reference for the subsequent reclamation of landfill sludge.