Archives

  • Archives
  • >
  • Home

DOI : ,    Vol.10, No.4, 41 ~ 51, 2002
Title
Effects of Anaerobic-Oxidation Biofilm Process on Advanced Treatment of the Wastewater Mixed Domestic Wastewater with Nightsoil and Leachate
현길수 Kil Soo Hyun
Abstract
In order to remove nonbiodegradible materials as well as nitrogen and phosphorus from mixtured wastewater of domestic wastewater, night-soil, and leachate from the waste landfill site, this researches were performed to evaluate a characteristics of the treatment of anaerobic-oxidation biofilm process (AOBP) using ceramic media of new biological process. The AOBP consists of anaerobic, aerobic and anoxic zones. The experiment was carried out at S Wastewater Treatment Plant, located at Kyungbuk province. Based on the results of this research, a mixed domestic wastewater with nightsoil and leachate resulted in increase of nitrogen and phosphorus levels with heavy metals. At volumetric loadings of 0.08∼0.62 ㎏ BOD/㎥.d, 0.06∼0.36 ㎏COD/㎥.d and 0.07∼0.64 ㎏SS/m3.d, the percentages of BOD, COD, and SS removal averaged 90%, 80%, and 90%, respectively with all effluent of less than 10 ㎎/l. total nitrogen(TN) and total phosphorus(TP) removal were 50% with effluent of 7㎎/l and 70% with effluent of 0.6 mg/l , respectively. Influent BOD/TN ratio ranged from 2.82 to 7.38 and BOD/TP ratio from 15.57 to 61.80. TP removal averaged 60% at TN/TP ratio of 7. At linear velocity(LV) 50m/day of the AOBP system, the removal rates averaged more than 85% for BOD and SS, and 70% for COD. TN and TP removals at more than LV 40m/day averaged 50% and 65%, respectively.
Key Words
mixtured wastewater, anaerobic-oxidation biofilm process, night-soil, leachate, anaerobic-oxidation biofilm process, heavy metal, volumetric loadings, BOD/TN ratio, TN/TP ratio
pdf view PDF