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Key to deep denitrification treatment of sewage based on MBBR functional carrier and in-situ standard upgrading transformation
Polyurethane MBBR efficiently removes nitrogen from municipal sewage, saves land and reduces consumption, and improves standards.
Type
Equipment
Tags
Water pollution prevention and control projects
Water environment
Deep denitrification of sewage
Mbbr functional carrier
Solution maturity
Mass promotion / Mass production
Cooperation methods
Other
Applicable industry
Water conservancy, environment and public facilities management
Applications
Sewage treatment
Key innovations
The technological innovation lies in: using chemically modified polyurethane as a high-efficiency biological carrier to achieve rapid membrane mounting and long life (10 years), and combining it with the automated CAST-MBBR system to significantly improve sewage treatment efficiency, reduce land occupation and operating costs, and achieve Surface level IV water standard.
Potential economic benefits
When applied in a 100,000-ton sewage treatment plant, this green technology can save approximately 1.87 million yuan in carbon source usage fees every year. Compared with similar technologies, it can save 10-15 acres of land and reduce electricity bills per cubic meter of water treatment by more than 0.1 yuan and operation and maintenance fees by more than 0.05 yuan.
Potential climate benefits
This technology directly reduces the use of additional carbon sources (such as methanol) in sewage treatment, with an average annual reduction of 365 tons, thereby reducing carbon emissions during the production, transportation and use of carbon sources. At the same time, saving electricity bills by more than 0.
Solution supplier
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Anji Guoqian Environmental Technology Company
Anji Guoqian Environmental Technology Company
Anji Guoqian Environmental Technology: Focus on providing innovative environmental technologies and comprehensive solutions to promote ecological sustainable development.
China
Solution details

1. scope of application

Upgrading, renovation and construction of urban and municipal sewage treatment plants

2. Brief description of technology

This project uses polyurethane materials as the framework. Through chemical modification and foam pore density adjustment, the hydrophilicity, wear resistance and matching of functional materials of polyurethane have been comprehensively improved, and functional carriers suitable for nitrification and denitrification have been selected. Load formula, and build a CAST-MBBR automated reactor. The polyurethane used has been added with anti-ultraviolet and corrosion-resistant components before foaming, which is not easy to wear and has a service life of up to 10 years. The surface of the polyurethane has been hydrophilic modified and combined with pre-hanging film technology, the number of bacteria in the body reaches 106 cfu/cm3 within 24 hours after being put in.

3. technical information

Volume specific surface area> 20000 m2/m3, water absorption> 300%, ammonia nitrogen 1.5, total nitrogen 10

4. comprehensive benefits

(1) Economic benefits generated before adopting this technology: Per 100000 tons of sewage treatment plant, upgrade from Level A standard to surface "quasi-Class IV water" ① Annual reduction of COD emissions: 100000 m3/d×365 d/year ×20 g/m3×10-6t/g=730 t/year ② Annual reduction of ammonia nitrogen emissions: 100000 m3/d×365 d/year ×3.5 g/m3×10-6t/g=127.75 t/year ③ Annual reduction of total nitrogen emissions: 100000 m3/d×365 d/year ×5 g/m3×10-6t/g=182.5 t/year ④ Annual reduction of carbon source use: 100000 m3/d×365 d/year ×10 g/m3×10-6kg/g=365 t/year 365 t/year ÷0.3 kg/m3×1.143 t/m3×0.135 million yuan/t= 1.87 million yuan/year (2) Compared with similar technologies, taking a sewage treatment plant with a scale of 100000 m3 as an example saves land area by 10~Saving electricity for 15 acres: >0.1 yuan/m3 Saving operation, operation and maintenance costs: >0.05 yuan/m3 Saving carbon source use: > 1 million yuan/year


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