Aerobic tank
the aerobic tank is to create an aerobic environment (dissolved
oxygen is about 4mg/L), which is conducive to the growth of good
trophic microorganisms. Its function is to adsorb and degrade
organic matter by aerobic activated sludge. The activated sludge is
allowed to undergo aerobic respiration to further decompose organic
matter into inorganic matter. Remove most of the cod, ammonia
nitrogen and other organic matter in the sewage, remove the
function of pollutants. Good operation is the best to control the
oxygen content and other requirements of microorganisms, so that
microorganisms can have the greatest benefit of aerobic
respiration.
Anoxic pooi
the anoxic pool is to create an anoxic environment (dissolved
oxygen is less than 0.5mg/L), which refers to a reaction pool
without dissolved oxygen but with nitrate. It is conducive to the
growth of deficient microorganisms. Its function is activated
sludge adsorption, degradation of organic matter. Nitrite nitrogen
and nitrate nitrogen in the reflux mixture are usually released
into nitrogen under the action of denitrifying bacteria.
Anaerobic tank
Anaerobic tank is to create an anaerobic environment (about zero
dissolved oxygen), refers to no dissolved oxygen, no nitrate
reaction tank. Conducive to the growth of anaerobic microorganisms.
Its function is activated sludge adsorption, degradation of organic
matter. Anaerobic bacteria are used in the anaerobic tank to
hydrolyze, acidize and methanize organic matter, remove organic
matter in wastewater, and improve the biodegradability of sewage,
which is conducive to the subsequent aerobic treatment