Aeration strategy based on numerical modelling and the response mechanism of microbial communities under various operating conditions
2022
Xiao, Nan | Wang, Bing | Huang, Jeanne Jinhui | Huang, Zhiyong | Shi, Liuyang
Aeration system is the main energy consumer in a wastewater treatment process. In this paper, the Naive Bayes classification (NBC) algorithm and response surface method (RSM) were firstly used to establish a methodology to improve the aeration efficiency and estimate effluent quality. Lab-scale experiments were conducted to verify the model. The errors between experimental values and predicted values were 3.36, −0.67 and −3.78% at operating temperatures of 20, 30 and 35 °C, indicating the applicability. To further elucidate the biological mechanisms of the experimental results, the microbial community composition was investigated under various operating conditions, the results shows that aerobic heterotrophic bacteria (HET) activity and COD removal efficiency were promoted at 30 °C. AOB and NOB activity and NH₄⁺-N removal efficiency were promoted at 30–35 °C. These findings together suggest that operating temperature is crucial for activated sludge treatment, which should be considered when regulating DO content or aeration rate in practical application.
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