Design of Quasi-Ⅳ standard upgrading and expansion for a sewage treatment plant
To support the implementation of regional ecological protection and restoration projects,the treatment capacity of a sewage treatment plant in Shandong is set to be expanded from the 60 000 m3/d to 120 000 m3/d.The project maximizes the use of existing treatment facilities within the plant and adopts an upgraded treatment process comprising"pre-treatment+AAO(Anaerobic-Anoxic-Oxic)biological reaction tank+high-efficiency sedimentation tank+deep-bed denitrification filter+ultraviolet disinfection".The effluent quality meets the required ClassⅣstandard specified in the"Environmental quality standards for surface water"(GB 3838-2002),with the exception of total nitrogen,which is controlled to≤10 mg/L.Results indicate that the combined process is highly effective in the advanced removal of nitrogen,phosphorus,and suspended solids.Additionally,the precise addition of carbon sources,controlled through an automatic control system,ensures that the deep-bed denitrification filter can serve as a reliable measure for achieving total nitrogen standards.Post-implementation,the water quality of the downstream section of the receiving water body shows significant improvement.This study provides a valuable reference for upgrading sewage treatment plants in Shandong Province and contributes to advancing ecological protection efforts in the Yellow River Basin.The project demonstrates both environmental and economic benefits.
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