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Biological treatment of high concentration NO2--N in passivation washing wastewater is difficult. In this paper nitrite oxidizing bacteria (NOB) was enriched by feeding NO2--N wastewater, NOB-rich activated sludge was used in an SBR system to treat simulated passivation washing wastewater, and a process control strategy was put forward. The results showed that using the process passivation washing wastewater with NO2--N concentration 2000 mg·L-1 could be totally oxidized within 300 min. The nitrite oxidation process was not inhibited by the high NO2--N concentration. Furthermore, this process had a correlation with the variation of DO concentration during reaction. DO-MSC, a parameter of the process control strategy, indicated the end of the reaction when it was more than 0.02. The results of batch tests showed that the DO-MSC could indicate the end of the nitrite oxidation process both in different aeration rates (0.02-0.125 m3·h-1) and different temperature (15-30). © All Rights Reserved.
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CIESC Journal
ISSN: 0438-1157
Year: 2014
Issue: 8
Volume: 65
Page: 3164-3169
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