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Comparison of moving bed biofilm reactor and bio-contact oxidation reactor start-up with heterotrophic nitrification-aerobic denitrification bacteria and activated sludge inoculation under high ammonia nitrogen conditions.
Bioresource Technology 2024 January 30
To overcome poor ammonia tolerance and removal performance of bio-contact oxidation (BCO) reactor inoculated with activated sludge for high-ammonia nitrogen (NH + 4-N) chemical wastewater treatment, this study compared inoculating heterotrophic nitrification-aerobic denitrification (HN-AD) bacteria in moving bed biofilm reactor (MBBR) with activated sludge inoculation in BCO reactor under simulated high NH + 4-N conditions. Results revealed that MBBR achieved faster biofilm formation (20 days vs. 100 days for BCO) with notable advantages: 27.6 % higher total nitrogen (TN) and 29.9 % higher NH + 4-N removal efficiency than BCO. Microbial analysis indicated optimal enrichment of the key nitrogen removal (NR) bacterium Alcaligenes, leading to increased expression of NR enzymes hydroxylamine reductase, ensuring the superior NR efficiency of the MBBR. Additionally, functional enzymes and genes analysis speculated that the NR pathway in MBBR was: NH + 4-N → NH2 OH → NO - 3-N → NO - 2-N → NO → N2 O → N2 . This research offers a practical and theoretical foundation for extending HN-AD bacteria-inoculated MBBR processes.
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