| DDNP (Diazodinitrophenol) wastewater composition is very complex, high organiccontent, toxicity, chroma and poor biodegradability. Emulsion Explosive wastewater is highin ammonia and total nitrogen. Its nutrient is imbalanced. It is a typical low-carbon nitrogenwastewater. The issue of water quality characteristics based on the experiment wasexploring two wastewater pretreatment processes, and look for a more reasonablebiochemical system process.(1)Studied the magnesium ammonium phosphate precipitation method and airstripping method of ammonium nitrate wastewater treatment. The average concentration ofammonia nitrogen in raw water was2671mg/L.①The optimum reaction conditions of airstripping method: pH=10.5-11.0, temperature20-30℃and stripping time is7h. Underthese conditions, the removal rate of up to about55%.②The optimum process conditionsof MAP method: pH=11.0, Mg/N=1.6, P/N=1.2. Under these conditions, the removal ratereached up to58%. The characteristics of MAP treatment process: faster response time,high economic costs, effluent phosphate difficult to control.(2)Studied microelectrolysis, Fenton, acid precipitation method, micro-electrolysis+H2O2to pretreat DDNP wastewater. The COD concentration of DDNP raw water is2200-2500mg/L.①Microelectrolysis optimal reaction conditions: pH=2, Fe dosage was45g/L, Fe/C=3/2, reaction time was60min. Under these conditions, the removal ratereached up to50%. Fenton optimal reaction conditions:pH=6,H2O2dosage10mL/L,H2O2/Fe=3/2(molar ratio),that is to say, Fe2+concentration was0.1mol/L and thereaction time was about60min. Under these conditions, the removal rate reached up to88%.The color can be reduced to about50times. Using the micro electrolysis+H2O2combinedmethod to treat DDNP wastewater, the best dosage of H2O2was4mL/L, COD removal ratewas87.53%. As can be seen from the ultraviolet spectrum, wastewater chromophoresignificantly reduced and absorption decreased. The effluent was more clearly.(3)The biochemical stage take the double A/O combined process. Studied theremoval rate of ammonia; nitrate;and COD in biological system. To make a detailedanalysis of the treatment effect at all levels. Biochemical system for ammonia removal rateremained above99%, the effluent ammonia is very low. Effluent COD concentration wasless than100mg/L and it was stably. The average removal rate of nitrate nitrogen systemwas74.4%.COD and ammonia levels reached the national emission standards. Optimumreflux ratio was2/1. Denitrification optimal control of temperature was30-35℃. At the same time, this paper studied the impact of changes in second levels EGSB of organic loadon the denitrification effect. |