The Study On Treatment Of Terramycin Waste Water With Nitrogen Content And Not Easily Degraded Residues

This paper deals with biochemical characteristics of terramycin wastewater degraded by anaerobic and aerobic microbes .Through the experimentation carried out on a labscale ,a systematical study shous that (1)When terramycin was kept at the levels of 200Mg/mL in its waste water, a definite time of culturing anaerobic organic contaminations was able to produce a steadiness of effects on its biochemical treatment.(2)When the rate of carbon to nitrogen (COD/TN)in waste water from terramycin production was practically 7.2, the biochemically anaerobic process of orgenism in waste water was obviously inhibited;a higher ratio of NH3-N in TN of waste water was not good for anaerobic nitrification process of organic contaminations .(3) An anaerobic-aerobic process and a cycle return of nitrification-denitrification had a better impact on terramycin waste water with high nitrogen content and potently poisonous residues not easy to be degraded by micro-organism. When the influent was 2000~3000mg/L,the organism removal rate by using the nitrification equipmentwas constantly at 80% or so.(4)When nitrification-denitrification system operated and the return flow ratio was 1:2~1:3.5,55%~60% of nitrogen can be removed.