Device and method for shortcut nitrogen removal and nitrite-oxidizing bacteria activity inhibition
A device and method for shortcut nitrogen removal and nitrite-oxidizing bacteria activity inhibition are disclosed herein. An embodiment of the present invention provides a yarn fiber diffuser comprising: a plurality of yarn fibers on which bacteria can be attached and grow; and an inlet capable of supplying gas to one sides of the plurality of yarn fibers, wherein the gas includes oxygen and carbon dioxide, nitrite can be produced by the oxygen, and the concentration of oxygen in the gas is adjusted by the oxygen and the carbon dioxide.
1. A hollow fiber diffuser module for shortcut nitrogen removal using nitrite bacteria and anaerobic ammonium oxidation (ANAMMOX) bacteria, the hollow fiber diffuser module positioned in a reactor, the hollow diffuser module comprising: at least one or more hollow fiber diffusers, wherein
the at least one or more hollow fiber diffusers includes a plurality of hollow fiber threads where bacteria may stick and grow and an inlet part for supplying gas on a side of the plurality of hollow fiber threads, wherein
the at least one or more hollow fiber diffusers are spaced apart from each other in a predetermined gap including media including the ANNAMOX bacteria, wherein
the gas includes air, oxygen, and carbon dioxide, wherein an amount of the supplied gas is adjusted to be identical to a sum of an amount needed for supply of oxygen and an amount needed for mixture in the reactor, wherein it is determined whether the amount of the supplied gas except for an amount of oxygen needed for biological reaction is sufficient for mixture in the reactor to thereby reduce the amount of the supplied gas or further inject carbon dioxide, and wherein when the amount of oxygen included in the supplied gas is insufficient for the amount of oxygen needed for biological reaction, more oxygen is injected.
2. The hollow fiber diffuser module of claim 1 , wherein
the hollow fiber diffuser module is positioned in the reactor for a shortcut nitrogen removal process, and wherein the supplied gas includes a mixture of oxygen necessary for the shortcut nitrogen removal process and a gas necessary for mixture in the reactor.
3. A shortcut nitrogen remover for shortcut nitrogen removal using nitrite bacteria and ANAMMOX bacteria, comprising:
a measuring unit measuring, at least, a flux of wastewater introduced and a concentration of ammonium nitrogen;
a reactor removing nitrogen from the introduced wastewater;
a plurality of hollow fiber diffuser modules positioned in the reactor, the plurality of hollow fiber diffuser modules including at least one or more hollow fiber diffusers spaced apart from each other in a predetermined gap including the ANNAMOX bacteria;
an air supplier supplying gas to the plurality of hollow fiber diffuser modules,
the gas including air, oxygen, and carbon dioxide; and a controller controlling of the supply of the gas, wherein the shortcut nitrogen remover adjusts an amount of the supplied gas to be identical to a sum of an amount needed for supply of oxygen and an amount needed for mixture in the reactor, wherein the shortcut nitrogen remover determines whether the amount of the supplied gas except for an amount of oxygen needed for biological reaction is sufficient for mixture in the reactor to thereby reduce the amount of the supplied gas or further inject carbon dioxide, and wherein when the amount of oxygen included in the supplied gas is insufficient for the amount of oxygen needed for biological reaction, the shortcut nitrogen remover injects more oxygen.
4. The shortcut nitrogen remover of claim 3 , wherein
the fiber diffuser modules include a plurality of fiber diffusers where nitrite bacteria producing nitrous acid stick and grow and ANAMMOX bacteria positioned in predetermined spaces between the plurality of fiber diffusers.
5. The shortcut nitrogen remover of claim 4 , further comprising:
media positioned in the predetermined spaces, wherein
the media include the ANAMMOX bacteria.
6. The shortcut nitrogen remover of claim 4 , wherein
a volume of the gas including the oxygen and the carbon dioxide is controlled to be identical to a volume of gas needed for mixture in the reactor.
7. A method for shortcut nitrogen removal, the method comprising:
supplying a gas including air, oxygen, and carbon dioxide to a plurality of fiber diffusers; measuring, at least, a flux of wastewater and a concentration of ammoniacal nitrogen; calculating an amount of the gas needed for biological reaction and an amount of the gas needed for mixture in a reactor;
adjusting the amount of the gas based on the calculated amount, to be identical to a sum of the amount needed for biological reaction and the amount needed for mixture in the reactor;
determining whether the amount of the supplied gas except for an amount of oxygen needed for the biological reaction is sufficient for mixture in the reactor to thereby reduce the amount of the supplied gas or further inject carbon dioxide; and
when the amount of oxygen included in the supplied gas is insufficient for the amount of oxygen needed for biological reaction, injecting more oxygen.