Understanding the effect of residual aluminum salt coagulant on activated sludge in sequencing batch reactor: Performance response, activity restoration and microbial community evolution
To investigate the effect of residual coagulant after coagulation pretreatment on activated sludge system of wastewater treatment plants (WWTPs), comparative evaluation of lab-scale sequencing batch reactors under different poly-aluminum chloride (PAC) concentrations (20 and 55 mg/L), presenting the...
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description | To investigate the effect of residual coagulant after coagulation pretreatment on activated sludge system of wastewater treatment plants (WWTPs), comparative evaluation of lab-scale sequencing batch reactors under different poly-aluminum chloride (PAC) concentrations (20 and 55 mg/L), presenting the performance differences of reactors. Results showed that the PAC concentration of 20 mg/L slightly enhanced the average removal efficiencies of chemical oxygen demand (COD) and total nitrogen (TN), up to 93.43% and 72.52%. Whereas, an inhibition effect was exerted at the PAC concentration of 55 mg/L, the average removal efficiencies decreased to 88.56% and 57.80% respectively. Similarly, the residual aluminum salts showed a concentration effect of low promotion and high inhibition on sludge activity index. The content of specific oxygen utilization rate (SOUR) and dehydrogenase (DHA) sharply decreased by 30.17% and 53.56% under the high PAC concentration of 55 mg/L. Activity recovery phase showed that the suppression of aluminum salt coagulant on biological system was reversible. High-throughput sequencing presented that the relative abundance of microbes showed obvious variations at different PAC concentrations, and certain bacteria in Chloroflexi and Bacteroidota exhibited better adaptability to the high PAC concentration environment. Nevertheless, the antagonism action between denitrifying genera and other genera as well as the downregulation of functional enzymes regarding nitrogen metabolism gave rise to the deterioration of denitrification under the high PAC concentration of 55 mg/L. This study revealed the influence mechanism of residual aluminum salt coagulant on activated sludge system, providing strategies for efficient decontamination and long-term stable operation of biological system in wastewater treatment plant under the condition of adding PAC.
•High concentration of PAC affected organics and nitrogen removal.•The suppression of aluminum salt coagulant on pollutant removal was reversible.•Microbial community structure changed at different PAC concentration.•High PAC concentration inhibited the sludge activity and microbial metabolism. |
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