Sludge Reduction Technologies in Wastewater Treatment Plants

Author: Paola Foladori  

Publisher: IWA Publishing‎

Publication year: 2010

E-ISBN: 9781780401706

Subject: X703 Wastewater treatment and reuse

Keyword: 工业技术

Language: ENG

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Sludge Reduction Technologies in Wastewater Treatment Plants

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Sludge Reduction Technologies in Wastewater Treatment Plants is a review of the sludge reduction techniques integrated in wastewater treatment plants with detailed chapters on the most promising and most widespread techniques. 


The aim of the book is to update the international community on the current status of knowledge and techniques in the field of sludge reduction. It will provide a comprehensive understanding of the following issues in sludge reduction: principles of sludge reduction techniques; process configurations; potential performance; advantages and drawbacks; economics and energy consumption. This book will be essential reading for managers and technical staff of wastewater treatment plants as well as graduate students and post-graduate specialists. 


Chapter

3.2.2 Sludge disposal costs in Europe

Chapter 4: Principles of sludge reduction techniques integrated in wastewater treatment plants

4.1 INTRODUCTION

4.2 CELL LYSIS AND CRYPTIC GROWTH

4.3 UNCOUPLED METABOLISM

4.4 ENDOGENOUS METABOLISM

4.5 MICROBIAL PREDATION

4.6 BIODEGRADABILITY INCREASE IN INERT SOLIDS

4.7 HYDROTHERMAL OXIDATION

Chapter 5: Overview of the sludge reduction techniques integrated in the wastewater handling units

5.1 ENZYMATIC HYDROLYSIS WITH ADDED ENZYMES

5.2 ENZYMATIC HYDROLYSIS BY THERMOPHILIC BACTERIA (THERMOPHILIC AEROBIC REACTOR)

5.3 MECHANICAL DISINTEGRATION

5.4 ULTRASONIC DISINTEGRATION

5.5 THERMAL TREATMENT

5.6 CHEMICAL AND THERMO-CHEMICAL HYDROLYSIS

5.7 OXIDATION WITH OZONE (OZONATION)

5.8 OXIDATION WITH STRONG OXIDANTS (DIFFERENT FROM OZONE)

5.9 ELECTRICAL TREATMENT

5.10 ADDITION OF CHEMICAL METABOLIC UNCOUPLERS

5.11 SIDE-STREAM ANAEROBIC REACTOR (AT AMBIENT TEMPERATURE)

5.12 EXTENDED AERATION PROCESS

5.13 MEMBRANE BIOLOGICAL REACTORS

5.14 GRANULAR SLUDGE

5.15 MICROBIAL PREDATION

Chapter 6: Overview of the sludge reduction techniques integrated in the sludge handling units

6.1 ENZYMATIC HYDROLYSIS WITH ADDED ENZYMES

6.2 MECHANICAL DISINTEGRATION

6.3 ULTRASONIC DISINTEGRATION

6.4 THERMAL TREATMENT

6.5 MICROWAVE TREATMENT

6.6 CHEMICAL AND THERMO-CHEMICAL HYDROLYSIS

6.7 OXIDATION WITH OZONE (OZONATION)

6.8 OXIDATION WITH STRONG OXIDANTS (DIFFERENT FROM OZONE)

6.9 ELECTRICAL TREATMENT

6.10 AEROBIC DIGESTION

6.11 DIGESTION WITH ALTERNATING AEROBIC/ANOXIC/ANAEROBIC CONDITIONS

6.12 DUAL DIGESTION

6.13 AUTOTHERMAL THERMOPHILIC AEROBIC DIGESTION

6.14 ANAEROBIC DIGESTION

6.15 THERMOPHILIC ANAEROBIC DIGESTION

6.16 MICROBIAL PREDATION

6.17 WET AIR OXIDATION

6.18 SUPERCRITICAL WATER OXIDATION

Chapter 7: Procedures for estimating the efficiency of sludge reduction technologies

7.1 INTRODUCTION

7.2 COD AND TSS SOLUBILISATION

7.3 DEGREE OF DISINTEGRATION

7.3.1 Degree of disintegration based on COD solubilisation (DDCOD)

7.3.2 Degree of disintegration based on oxygen consumption

7.4 BIODEGRADABILITY EVALUATED BY RESPIROMETRY

7.5 DENITRIFICATION RATE EVALUATED BY NUR TEST

7.6 ANAEROBIC BIODEGRADABILITY EVALUATED BY BIOGAS PRODUCTION

7.7 BACTERIA INACTIVATION

7.8 EFFECT ON SLUDGE RETENTION TIME (SRT)

7.9 MAXIMUM GROWTH YIELD, OBSERVED BIOMASS YIELD, OBSERVED SLUDGE YIELD

7.10 EVALUATION OF SLUDGE REDUCTION

7.11 TREATMENT FREQUENCY

7.12 PHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF SLUDGE

Chapter 8: Biological treatments

8.1 INTRODUCTION

8.2 RECENT INSIGHTS ON DEGRADABILITY OF SLUDGE UNDER AEROBIC AND ANAEROBIC CONDITIONS

8.2.1 Aerobic conditions

8.2.2 Anaerobic conditions

8.2.3 Disintegration of sludge flocs under anaerobic conditions and in the presence of sulphides

8.3 THE INFLUENCE OF AEROBIC/ANOXIC/ANAEROBIC CONDITIONS ON HETEROTROPHIC MAXIMUM GROWTH YIELD

8.3.1 Process of denitrification + nitrification

8.3.2 Digestion with alternating aerobic/anoxic/anaerobic conditions

8.4 SIDE-STREAM ANAEROBIC REACTOR (AT AMBIENT TEMPERATURE)

8.4.1 Oxic-Settling-Anaerobic process

8.4.2 Cannibal®mark; system

8.5 THERMOPHILIC ANAEROBIC DIGESTION

8.6 THERMOPHILIC AEROBIC REACTOR

Thermophilic bacteria

The influence of temperature in the thermophilic range

The influence of divalent ions

The influence of aerobic and microaerobic conditions

The influence of contact time

8.6.1 Integration in the wastewater handling units (S-TE PROCESS®mark;)

8.6.2 Integration in the sludge handling units. Dual digestion

8.6.3 Integration in the sludge handling units. Autothermal thermophilic aerobic digestion

8.7 ENZYMATIC HYDROLYSIS WITH ADDED ENZYMES

8.8 ADDITION OF CHEMICAL METABOLIC UNCOUPLERS

Types of metabolic uncouplers

Reduction of observed sludge yield (Yobs)

8.9 PREDATION BY PROTOZOA AND METAZOA

8.9.1 Types of predators

8.9.2 Process configuration and sludge reduction

Two-stage reactor system (chemostat integrated in activate sludge process)

Predation-reactor integrated in the wastewater handling units

Predation-reactor integrated in the sludge handling units

8.9.3 Pros and cons of microbial predation

8.10 EXTENDED AERATION PROCESSES

8.11 MEMBRANE BIOLOGICAL REACTORS (MBR)

8.11.1 MBR + physical, chemical treatments

8.12 GRANULAR SLUDGE

Chapter 9: Mechanical disintegration

9.1 INTRODUCTION

9.2 TYPES OF EQUIPMENT FOR MECHANICAL DISINTEGRATION

9.3 ENERGY LEVELS REQUIRED FOR SLUDGE DISINTEGRATION

9.4 LYSIS-THICKENING CENTRIFUGE

9.5 STIRRED BALL MILLS

9.6 HIGH PRESSURE HOMOGENISER

9.7 HIGH PRESSURE JET AND COLLISION SYSTEM

9.8 ROTOR-STATOR DISINTEGRATION SYSTEMS

9.9 COMPARISON OF MECHANICAL DISINTEGRATION TECHNIQUES

Chapter 10: Ultrasonic disintegration

10.1 INTRODUCTION

10.2 CONFIGURATIONS AND EQUIPMENT FOR ULTRASONIC DISINTEGRATION

10.3 EVALUATION OF ENERGY APPLIED IN ULTRASONIC TREATMENT

10.4 THE INFLUENCE OF ULTRASOUND FREQUENCY

10.5 COD SOLUBILISATION

10.5.1 The influence of sludge concentration

10.6 INFLUENCE ON MICROORGANISMS

10.7 INFLUENCE ON SLUDGE SETTLEABILITY AND DEWATERABILITY

10.8 INTEGRATION OF ULTRASONIC DISINTEGRATION IN THE WASTEWATER HANDLING UNITS

10.9 INTEGRATION OF ULTRASONIC DISINTEGRATION IN THE SLUDGE HANDLING UNITS

Chapter 11: Thermal treatment

11.1 INTRODUCTION

11.2 COD SOLUBILISATION

11.2.1 COD solubilisation at moderate temperatures (<100°C)

11.2.2 COD solubilisation at high temperatures (<150°C)

11.3 INCREASE OF BIODEGRADABILITY

11.4 NITROGEN AND PHOSPHORUS SOLUBILISATION

11.5 INFLUENCE ON MICROORGANISMS

11.6 INFLUENCE ON SLUDGE SETTLEABILITY AND DEWATERABILITY

11.7 INTEGRATION OF THERMAL TREATMENT IN THE BIOLOGICAL PROCESSES

11.7.1 Integration of thermal treatment in the wastewater handling units

11.7.2 Integration of thermal treatment in the sludge handling units

Thermal hydrolysis + mesophilic anaerobic digestion

Thermal hydrolysis + thermophilic anaerobic digestion

11.7.3 Full-scale applications

11.8 MICROWAVE TREATMENT

Chapter 12: Chemical and thermo-chemical treatment

12.1 INTRODUCTION

12.2 TYPES OF ACIDIC OR ALKALINE REAGENTS

12.3 COD SOLUBILISATION

12.3.1 Effect of temperature

12.3.2 Effect of pH

12.3.3 Effect of contact time

12.3.4 Comparison of solubilisation levels under different conditions

12.4 NITROGEN AND PHOSPHORUS SOLUBILISATION

12.5 INFLUENCE ON SLUDGE DEWATERABILITY

12.6 INTEGRATION OF THERMO-CHEMICAL TREATMENT IN THE WASTEWATER HANDLING UNITS

12.7 INTEGRATION OF THERMO-CHEMICAL TREATMENT IN THE SLUDGE HANDLING UNITS

Thermo-chemical hydrolysis + anaerobic digestion

Thermo-chemical hydrolysis + dewatering of thickened sludge

Krepro process

Chapter 13: Ozonation

13.1 INTRODUCTION

13.2 PARAMETERS INVOLVED IN OZONATION

13.3 CONFIGURATION OF OZONATION REACTORS

13.3.1 Ozone transfer in sludge

13.4 DEFINITION OF OZONE DOSAGE

13.5 EFFECT OF SOLIDS MINERALISATION

13.6 COD SOLUBILISATION AND TSS DISINTEGRATION

13.7 NITROGEN AND PHOSPHORUS SOLUBILISATION

13.8 INTEGRATION OF OZONATION IN THE BIOLOGICAL PROCESSES

13.9 INTEGRATION OF OZONATION IN THE WASTEWATER HANDLING UNITS

13.9.1 Initial studies and ozone dosage calculation

13.9.2 Results on sludge reduction

13.9.3 Influence on WWTP effluent quality

13.9.4 Influence on sludge pH

13.9.5 Influence on sludge flocs and microorganisms

13.9.6 Influence on nitrification

13.9.7 Influence on denitrification

13.9.8 Influence on sludge settleability

13.10 INTEGRATION OF OZONATION IN THE SLUDGE HANDLING UNITS

13.10.1 Ozonation + anaerobic digestion

13.10.2 Ozonation + aerobic digestion

13.10.3 Influence on sludge dewaterability

Chapter 14: Comparison of performance of sludge reduction techniques

14.1 INTRODUCTION

14.2 COMPARISON OF COD SOLUBILISATION

14.3 COMPARISON OF DEGREE OF DISINTEGRATION

14.4 COMPARISON OF REDUCTION OF SLUDGE PRODUCTION

14.5 COMPARISON OF IMPACTS

14.5.1 Impacts of techniques integrated in the wastewater handling units

14.5.2 Impacts of techniques integrated in the sludge handling units

14.6 COMPARISON OF INSTALLATION/OPERATIONAL ASPECTS

Chapter 15: Nomenclature

Chapter 16: References

Index

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