WO2013110776A1 - Procédé de traitement d'un effluent en vue d'en abattre la teneur en phosphates comprenant une étape de traitement thermique en voie humide optimisé, et installation correspondante - Google Patents
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- a method of treating an effluent to reduce the phosphate content comprising an optimized wet heat treatment step, and corresponding installation
- the field of the invention is that of biological effluent treatment processes and installations and sewage sludge obtained by the biological treatment of the effluents.
- the invention relates to methods of treating wastewater in order to reduce the phosphate content.
- wastewater treatment techniques such as municipal wastewater
- wastewater treatment techniques have been developed and implemented in order to discharge sanitary wastewater into the natural environment.
- a technique called biological phosphorus removal has been developed to reduce the phosphate content of wastewater.
- This technique consists first of all in maintaining anaerobic wastewater. It promotes the development of microorganisms PAO (for Polyphosphate Accumulating Organims in English) which consume in these conditions Volatile Fatty Acids (AGV) to store carbon in the form of polymer and releasing phosphates in the effluent.
- PAO for Polyphosphate Accumulating Organims in English
- AGV Volatile Fatty Acids
- AGVs mainly used by PAOs for biological dephosphatation are short-chain carbon-based AGVs such as acetate and propionate.
- the polymers stored by the PAOs are polyhydroxylalkanoate, called PHA.
- This Phosphate enriched effluent is then transported to an aerated zone so that the PAO microorganisms can consume the previously released phosphates by using the carbon previously stored in the PAOs in the form of PHA polymers.
- PAOs consume more phosphates than they release under anaerobic conditions. It is thus possible to significantly reduce the amount of phosphates present in the water to be treated.
- the effluent thus treated is sent to a liquid / solid separator from which are extracted a treated effluent and a more dense effluent, in this case sludge. This more dense effluent is partly recycled at the entrance to the anaerobic zone and partly extracted from the water treatment system.
- This biological dephosphatation technique is interesting in that it can significantly reduce the phosphate content of wastewater. However, it has disadvantages.
- the PAOs In order to obtain a high abatement of the phosphate content of the effluent to be treated, the PAOs must first consume a large quantity of VFA in order to constitute a sufficiently high stock of PHA in the anaerobic phase in order to be able to over-assimilate the phosphates. the next aerated phase, that is to say assimilate more phosphates than they previously released, and thus be able to ensure a significant reduction of phosphates.
- the invention particularly aims to overcome these disadvantages of the prior art.
- the invention has the objective of providing, in at least one embodiment, such a technique which makes it possible to produce a large quantity of AGV to improve the reduction of phosphates by biological means. while improving the overall water treatment process on at least one other plane.
- the invention also aims, in at least one embodiment, to provide such a technique which contributes to reducing or eliminating the consumption of reagents normally used to remove physicochemically phosphates from a water to be treated, while maintaining the same processing performance.
- the invention also aims to provide, in at least one embodiment, such a technique that reduces the amount of sludge generated by the treatment of water.
- the invention also aims to provide, in at least one embodiment, such a technique that allows to treat the sludge generated by the water treatment to greatly reduce the final volume.
- Another objective of the invention is to provide, in at least one embodiment, such a technique which is reliable and / or relatively inexpensive and / or simple to implement and / or can be implemented in a limited space requirement. .
- a process for treating an effluent to be treated in order to reduce the phosphate content comprising a treatment step biological under anoxia of said effluent to be treated producing a first effluent, a step of biological treatment under aerobic said first effluent producing a second effluent, a step of recirculation of at least a portion of said second effluent at the inlet of said biological treatment step under anoxia, a liquid / solid separation step of at least a portion of said second effluent producing a treated effluent and a first dense effluent, a volatile fatty acid production step comprising a wet heat treatment at a temperature of between 100 and 350 ° C, for a residence time between 10 and 180 minutes of at least a portion of said first denser effluent, a step of anaerobic biological treatment of at least a portion of effluent from said wet heat treatment step, and
- the wet heat treatment may or may not include an oxygen injection.
- the wet heat treatment may more particularly be an Oxygen Oxidation (OVH) with oxygen injection which is a high oxidation of the organic matter contained in solutions having a high concentration of organic matter which is little or not biodegradable.
- OSH Oxygen Oxidation
- This Wet Oxidation has mainly been implemented in the context of the treatment of industrial effluents and consists in bringing an oxidizing gas into contact with said solution at an elevated temperature while maintaining the solution in the liquid state.
- the conditions of implementation of such a method are conventionally understood, for the pressure, between about 1 and about 160 bar, for the temperature between about 100 ° C and about 350 ° C.
- the wet heat treatment may also be a thermal hydrolysis (HT) without oxygen injection which solubilizes part of the particulate organic matter contained in the sludge and thus reduce the amount of particulate organic matter to be discharged.
- HT thermal hydrolysis
- the conditions of implementation of such a method are conventionally understood, for the pressure, between about 1 and about 160 bar, for the temperature between about 100 ° C and about 350 ° C.
- the invention is based on an entirely novel approach which consists in implementing a wet heat treatment of sludge produced during the biological treatment of wastewater, under selected temperature conditions and residence time. in order to promote the production of AGV.
- the sludge produced by the biological treatment of wastewater is thus treated by the wet heat treatment under these particular conditions so as to produce an effluent containing a large amount of AGV, preferably in the form of acetate and propionate preferentially used. by the microorganisms responsible for biological dephosphatation.
- This effluent is then introduced into an anaerobic biological treatment zone in which the development of PAO is widely promoted and where the phosphates are released into the water ("destocking" stage).
- a very large quantity of phosphates, greater than that released in the anaerobic stage, will then be consumed by these PAOs later ("over-assimilation” stage) when they are placed under aerobic phase during a subsequent biological treatment phase. .
- This technique not only makes it possible to improve the reduction of phosphates without requiring the use of a chemical reagent or at the very least by limiting the consumption of reagents necessary for the elimination of phosphates, if appropriate, during a physicochemical treatment. complementary. It also makes it possible to reduce the quantity of sludge at the outlet of the biological water treatment, the production of physicochemical sludge being less than zero due to the non-use or less consumption of chemical reagents. She permits finally treat the sludge generated by the water treatment to greatly reduce their final volume and form AGV.
- the technique according to the invention therefore leads to the use of complementary means making it possible both to produce the AGVs preferentially used by PAOs (such as acetate and propionate) during the biological dephosphatation, to reduce the quantity of reagents required if appropriate during the physico-chemical complementary treatment of dephosphatation and the amount of physicochemical sludge produced by the use of these reagents, and reduce the overall amount of sludge generated by the biological treatment through wet heat treatment.
- PAOs such as acetate and propionate
- said wet heat treatment step is conducted at a temperature between 150 and 300 ° C.
- said wet heat treatment step is conducted for a residence time of between 20 and 90 minutes.
- Such temperature and residence time values favor the production of AGV by wet heat treatment, essentially in the form of acetate and propionate, forms preferentially used during biological dephosphatation.
- said wet heat treatment step comprises a wet oxidation, this being optionally carried out in the presence of a metal catalyst, such as for example copper or iron, in a nonlimiting manner.
- a metal catalyst such as for example copper or iron
- catalysts can allow, under certain conditions of temperature and residence time and according to the type of sludge, the formation of AGV during the wet oxidation that can be used by biological dephosphatation.
- a method according to the invention comprises a step of anaerobic biological treatment of said effluent to be treated prior to said anoxic biological treatment step.
- a method according to the invention comprises a step of direct routing of said effluent to be treated at said anoxic biological treatment step.
- the water to be treated does not undergo anaerobic biological treatment step prior to the anoxic biological treatment step. This makes it possible to reduce the size of the anaerobic pond used to ensure the biological treatment under anaerobic conditions.
- said wet heat treatment step is preceded by an anaerobic digestion step.
- This implementation makes it possible to produce biogas by partially degrading the sludge formed during the biological treatment of water.
- the implementation of such an anaerobic digestion step prior to the wet heat treatment step makes it possible to reduce in part the volatile matter contained in the sewage sludge separated from the treated water during the liquid separation. solid.
- This makes it possible on the one hand to reduce the size of the wet heat treatment plant which is related to the quantity of volatile matter to be treated and, on the other hand, in the case where the wet heat treatment is an oxidation in wet mode, to reduce the amount of oxygen or air used (oxygen or air being injected proportionally to the amount of volatile matter in the sludge) and thus the costs of supply and / or injection oxygen or air.
- said anaerobic biological treatment step is followed by a liquid / solid separation step producing a second clarified effluent and a second, more dense effluent, said second, denser effluent being recirculated at the inlet of said a biological treatment step under anoxia, said method further comprising a step of biological reduction of the ammoniacal nitrogen of at least a portion of said second clarified effluent and a step of recirculation of effluent from said step of biological abatement of the ammonia nitrogen at the inlet of said anoxic biological treatment step.
- the step of biological abatement of ammoniacal nitrogen will be preferential consumer of organic carbon such as nitritation / denitritation or nitritation / anammox type treatments.
- a nitritation / denitritation type process consists in introducing a water to be treated in a biological reactor inside which aerated phases and anoxic phases are implemented under operational conditions ensuring a selective pressure for the development of AOB bacteria (Ammonia Oxidizing Bacteria) at the expense of NOB (Nitrite Oxidizing Bacteria) bacteria.
- These operating conditions may be a high concentration of ammonium (NH 4 + ), a low concentration of dissolved oxygen during the aerated phases, a temperature above 28 ° C, a low sludge age or several combined operating conditions.
- nitrite by the NOB biomass is thus limited.
- the heterotrophic biomass is essentially devoted to the transformation of nitrites into molecular nitrogen, the nitrate content being low.
- a nitritation / anammox type process consists in introducing a water to be treated into a biological reactor inside which aerated phases and anoxic phases are implemented, possibly simultaneously when the concentration of dissolved oxygen is low, while minimizing the formation of nitrates by selective operating conditions and by implementing a specific biomass called "anammox" biomass.
- denitritation step consisting of the degradation of nitrites in the form of gaseous dinitrogen (N 2 ), involves anammox type bacteria, this so-called denitration step is more specifically named anamox.
- the second clarified effluent contains high concentrations of ammonia nitrogen but is depleted of organic carbon due to the previous anaerobic biological treatment step which consumed most of the VFAs produced by the wet heat treatment. This carbon deficit therefore does not allow the nitrogen of this second clarified effluent to be eliminated by conventional nitrification / denitrification processes without resorting to a large methanol source, for example, an external carbon source.
- this second clarified effluent rich in ammoniacal nitrogen and depleted in carbon directly with the incoming water to be treated would also require significant contributions of external carbon source in the anoxic zone in order to denitrify all the nitrates produced in the aerated zone during nitrification of high amounts of ammonia nitrogen and recycled in the anoxic zone.
- the implementation of a specific treatment of the low carbon-consuming nitrogen of the nitritation / denitration or nitritation / anammox type on at least a part of this second clarified effluent makes it possible to avoid or at least significantly reduce the contributions expensive in external carbon source.
- said step of biological abatement of ammoniacal nitrogen is advantageously preceded by a step of precipitation of phosphates.
- said wet heat treatment step and / or said digestion step are preceded by a concentration step (or thickening).
- the wet heat treatment step may be preceded by a concentration step.
- the digestion may be preceded by a concentration step
- the wet heat treatment may further optionally be preceded by a concentration step.
- said wet heat treatment step is followed by a dehydration step producing a dehydration juice and residual sludge, said dehydration juice being sent to said anaerobic biological treatment step.
- This implementation makes it possible on the one hand to reduce the volume of solid phase residual sludge to be removed from the process after the heat treatment in wet, and secondly to isolate the AGV in liquid phase in the juice for recycling in the process.
- the invention also relates to an installation for treating an effluent by implementing a method according to any one of the variants described above.
- such an installation comprises means for conveying an effluent to be treated, anoxic biological treatment means communicating with means for biological treatment under aerobic conditions, means for recirculating at least one portion.
- the content of said biological aerobic treatment means in said anoxic biological treatment means first liquid / solid separation means of at least part of the content of said aerobic biological treatment means, means for recovering an effluent treated from said first liquid / solid separation means, means for extracting a first, denser effluent from said first liquid / solid separation means, means for wet heat treatment of at least a portion of said first effluent denser, means for anaerobic biological treatment of at least a portion of effluent from so-called wet heat treatment means, means for recirculating at least a portion of effluent from said anaerobic biological treatment means in said anoxic biological treatment means, said means for conveying an effluent to be treated leading to in said anoxic biological treatment means or in said anaerobic biological treatment means.
- an installation according to the invention comprises anaerobic digestion means upstream of said wet heat treatment means.
- an installation according to the invention comprises second liquid / solid separation means for effluent from anaerobic biological treatment means, means for recirculation in said anoxic biological treatment means of a second, more dense effluent from said second liquid / solid separation means, means for biological reduction of the ammoniacal nitrogen of an effluent from said second liquid / solid separation means; means for recirculating an effluent from said means for biological abatement of ammoniacal nitrogen in said anoxic biological treatment means.
- an installation according to the invention preferably comprises means for precipitating phosphates placed upstream of said means for biological abatement of ammoniacal nitrogen.
- said wet heat treatment means and / or said anaerobic digestion means are preceded by concentration means.
- said wet heat treatment means are followed by dehydration means producing a dehydration juice, said plant comprising means for conveying said dehydration juice into said anaerobic biological treatment means.
- FIG. 1 illustrates a water treatment installation according to a first embodiment of the invention
- FIG. 2 illustrates a water treatment installation according to a second embodiment of the invention
- FIG. 3 illustrates a water treatment installation according to a third embodiment of the invention
- FIG. 4 illustrates a water treatment installation according to a fourth embodiment of the invention
- FIG. 5 illustrates a water treatment installation according to a fifth embodiment of the invention.
- the general principle of the invention is to implement a wet heat treatment, under temperature conditions and according to a residence time chosen so as to promote the development of AGV, sludge produced during the biological treatment of water to be treated alternating anoxic phases and aerobic phases.
- the AGV-rich effluent then undergoes an anaerobic biological treatment step in which the PAOs release a large quantity of phosphates which are then over-assimilated during the subsequent aerobic biological treatment.
- VFAs in large quantities and in preferred forms (such as acetate and propionate, for example), which are introduced into a biological dephosphatation process. to improve the reduction of phosphates and to limit the use of chemical reagents.
- FIG. 1 an embodiment of a water treatment plant according to the invention is presented.
- such an installation comprises a water supply pipe 10 to be treated.
- This pipe 10 opens at the entrance to an anaerobic biological treatment zone 11.
- This anaerobic biological treatment zone 11 comprises a biological reactor in which microorganisms dephosphating PAO develop when anaerobic conditions are maintained.
- This treatment zone 11 comprises an outlet which is connected by means of a pipe 12 to the inlet of an anoxic biological treatment zone 13.
- This anoxic biological treatment zone 13 comprises a biological reactor within which denitrifying microorganisms develop when anoxic conditions are maintained.
- This anoxic biological treatment zone 13 comprises an outlet which is connected to the inlet of an aerobic biological treatment zone 14.
- This aerobic biological treatment zone 14 comprises a biological reactor within which nitrifying microorganisms develop when aerobic conditions are maintained.
- This reactor houses aeration means, such as an air diffuser or oxygen.
- This aerobic biological treatment zone 14 comprises a first outlet which is connected via a recirculation duct 15 to the anoxic biological treatment zone 13. It also comprises a second outlet which is connected via a duct 16 to the inlet of means liquid / solid separation system comprising in this embodiment a decanter 17.
- the liquid / solid separation means may also be for example membranes, immersed or not, sieves, filters known as the discfilter.
- the settling tank 17 comprises an overflow to which a treated effluent extraction pipe 29 is connected. It further comprises an underflow to which is connected a more dense effluent extraction pipe 18, in this case sludge. decanting.
- the extraction pipe 18 is connected to a recirculation pipe 19 which opens into the anoxic biological treatment zone 13, and to a recirculation pipe 20 which opens into the anaerobic biological treatment zone 11.
- the pipe 18 is also connected to a pipe 21 which opens at the inlet of a concentrator 22 such as a gravity thickener or a mechanical thickener such as a centrifuge for example.
- a concentrator 22 such as a gravity thickener or a mechanical thickener such as a centrifuge for example.
- the concentrator 22 comprises two outlets: an overflow outlet 221 which returns to the top of the purification plant and an outlet of a concentrated effluent. 222 which is connected via a pipe 23 to the inlet of a wet heat treatment unit 24.
- the wet heat treatment unit 24 comprises an outlet which is connected by a pipe 25 to the inlet of a dehydrator 26.
- the dehydrator 26 comprises an outlet of dehydrated materials connected to an extraction pipe 27. It also comprises a dehydration juice outlet which is connected via a pipe 28 to the inlet of the anaerobic biological treatment zone 11.
- Such a method consists in conveying water to be treated, for example municipal wastewater, into the biological treatment zone 11 via the supply pipe 10.
- the phosphate-enriched waters are then conveyed via line 12 to the biological treatment zone 13.
- Water from the treatment zone 13 is then introduced into the biological treatment zone 14.
- the waters of the treatment zone 14 are partly recycled via line 15 into the treatment zone 13 in such a way that the nitrates formed during nitrification in the aerobic treatment zone 14 are degraded to dinitrogen by denitrification in the zone. treatment area under anoxia 13.
- the remainder of the waters of the treatment zone 14 is conveyed via the pipe 16 into the decanter 17 to undergo a liquid / solid separation.
- the liquid / solid separation means may also be for example membranes, immersed or not, sieves, filters known as the discfilter. Clarified treated water is extracted in overflow from the settling tank 17 via the extraction pipe 29. A denser effluent, in this case composed of decanted organic sludge, is extracted underflow via the pipe 18.
- these sludges are partially recirculated in the anoxic treatment zone 13 via the pipe 19 and / or in the anaerobic treatment zone 11 via the pipe 20.
- the sludge containing all the biomass species responsible for the depollution of wastewater is thus recirculated and reused.
- the concentrated sludge is discharged from the concentrator 22 and conveyed via the pipe 23 into the wet heat treatment unit 24.
- the sludge is treated by wet heat treatment at a temperature between 100 and 350 ° C, for a residence time of between 10 and 180 minutes, and advantageously in the presence of a metal catalyst such as copper or iron in the case where the wet heat treatment is a wet oxidation ,.
- the implementation of this wet heat treatment under such conditions promotes the formation of a large amount of AGV.
- the effluents leaving the wet heat treatment zone 24 then contain AGVs, ammoniacal nitrogen and phosphates. These effluents are introduced via line 25 into the dehydrator 26.
- Dehydrated mineral matter is extracted from the dehydrator 26 via the line 27 while a dehydration juice is extracted via the line 28.
- This dehydration juice contains AGV, ammoniacal nitrogen and phosphates. It is recirculated in the anaerobic biological treatment zone 11.
- the implementation of the technique according to the invention makes it possible to significantly reduce the phosphate concentration of the wastewater to be treated without requiring the use of chemical phosphating reagents, or at least significantly reducing their use.
- the technique according to the invention makes it possible to greatly reduce the quantity of sludge formed during the treatment of water by:
- the production of physicochemical sludge is less than zero because of the non-use or less consumption of chemical reagents; - the wet heat treatment greatly reduces the volume of sludge produced to be processed while forming the AGV necessary for the optimization of biological dephosphatation.
- FIG. 2 differs from that illustrated in FIG. 1 in that it also comprises an anaerobic digester 30 interposed between the outlet of the concentrator 22 and the inlet of the heat treatment unit. wet track 24 at the entrance of which it is connected by means of a pipe 31.
- Such a method differs from that described above in that concentrated sludge from the concentrator 22 is conveyed via line 23 into the anaerobic digester 30.
- This sludge undergoes anaerobic digestion, which leads to the formation and extraction of biogas and a sludge containing residual organic matter, ammoniacal nitrogen and phosphates. This is introduced via line 31 in the wet heat treatment zone 24 within which the residual organic matter is degraded to form AGVs. The rest of the process and identical to the previous one.
- the implementation of anaerobic digestion prior to the wet heat treatment makes it possible to reduce some of the volatile matter contained in the sewage sludge and provides two advantages. This allows on the one hand to reduce the size of the wet heat treatment plant which is related to the amount of volatile matter to be treated and on the other hand, in the case where the wet heat treatment is an oxidation on the way wet the amount of oxygen or air used (oxygen or air being injected proportionally to the amount of volatile matter in the sludge) and therefore the costs of supply and / or injection of the oxygen or air.
- such an installation comprises a water supply line 40 to be treated.
- This line 40 opens at the entrance to an anoxic biological treatment zone 13.
- This anoxic biological treatment zone 13 comprises a biological reactor inside which anoxic conditions are maintained so that the development of denitrifying microorganisms is promoted.
- This anoxic biological treatment zone 13 comprises an outlet which is connected to the inlet of an aerobic biological treatment zone 14.
- This aerobic biological treatment zone 14 comprises a biological reactor housing aeration means such as a diffuser of air or oxygen, within which aerobic conditions are maintained so that the development of nitrifying microorganisms is promoted.
- This aerobic biological treatment zone 14 comprises a first outlet which is connected via a recirculation duct 15 to the anoxic biological treatment zone 13. It also comprises a second outlet which is connected via a duct 16 to the inlet of means liquid / solid separation system comprising in this embodiment a decanter 17.
- the liquid / solid separation means may also be for example membranes, immersed or not, sieves, filters known as the discfilter.
- the settling tank 17 comprises an overflow to which a treated effluent extraction pipe 29 is connected. It further comprises an underflow to which is connected a more dense effluent extraction pipe 18, in this case sludge. decanting.
- the extraction channel 18 is connected to a recirculation channel 19 which opens into the anoxic biological treatment zone 13, and to a recirculation line 20 which opens into an anaerobic biological treatment zone 41.
- the pipe 18 is also connected to a pipe 21 which opens at the inlet of a concentrator 22 such as a gravity thickener or a mechanical thickener such as a centrifuge for example.
- a concentrator 22 such as a gravity thickener or a mechanical thickener such as a centrifuge for example.
- the concentrator 22 comprises two outlets: an overflow outlet 221 which returns to the top of the purification plant and an outlet of a concentrated effluent 222 which is connected via a pipe 42 to the inlet of an anaerobic digester 30.
- the anaerobic digester 30 comprises an outlet which is connected by a pipe 43 to the inlet of a wet heat treatment unit 24.
- the wet heat treatment unit 24 comprises an outlet which is connected by a pipe 25 to the inlet of a dehydrator 26.
- the dehydrator 26 comprises a dehydrated mineral matter outlet connected to an extraction pipe 27. It also comprises a dehydration juice outlet which is connected via a pipe 28 to the inlet of the anaerobic biological treatment zone 41.
- the anaerobic biological treatment zone 41 comprises an outlet which is connected to a pipe 44 which opens into the anoxic biological treatment zone 13.
- a variant of this embodiment may not implement an anaerobic digester 30.
- Such a process consists in conveying water to be treated, for example municipal wastewater, into the biological treatment zone 13 via the supply line 40.
- Water from the treatment zone 13 is then introduced into the biological treatment zone 14.
- the waters of the treatment zone 14 are partly recycled via line 15 into the treatment zone 13 in such a way that the nitrates formed during nitrification there are degraded to dinitrogen by denitrification.
- the remainder of the waters of the treatment zone 14 is conveyed via the pipe 16 into the decanter 17 to undergo a liquid / solid separation.
- the liquid / solid separation means may also be for example membranes, immersed or not, sieves, filters known as the discfilter. Clarified treated water is extracted in overflow from the settling tank 17 via the extraction pipe 29.
- a denser effluent, in this case composed of decanted organic sludge, is extracted underflow via the pipe 18.
- these sludges are partly recirculated in the anoxic treatment zone 14 via the pipe 19 and / or in the anaerobic treatment zone 41 via the pipe 20.
- the sludge containing all the biomass species responsible for the depollution of wastewater is thus recirculated and reused.
- the concentrated sludge is discharged from the concentrator 22 and conveyed via line 42 into the digester 30 for anaerobic digestion. Biogas is then extracted from the digester 30, as well as an effluent containing ammoniacal nitrogen and phosphates.
- This effluent is introduced via line 43 into the wet heat treatment unit 24.
- the sludge is treated by wet heat treatment at a temperature between 100 and 350 ° C, for a residence time of between 10 and 180 minutes, and advantageously in the presence of a metal catalyst such as copper or iron in the case where the wet heat treatment is a wet oxidation.
- the implementation of this wet heat treatment under such conditions promotes the formation of a large amount of AGV.
- the effluents leaving the wet heat treatment zone 24 then contain AGVs, ammoniacal nitrogen and phosphates. These effluents are introduced via line 25 into the dehydrator 26.
- Dehydrated mineral matter is removed from the dehydrator 26 via line 27 while a dehydration juice is extracted through the channel 28.
- This dehydration juice contains AGV, ammonia nitrogen and phosphates. It is introduced into the anaerobic biological treatment zone 41.
- An anaerobic environment is maintained in the biological treatment zone 41 and concentrated sludge containing PAO is conveyed Since the decanter 17.
- the development and activity of a dephosphating biomass PAO is promoted. Under anaerobic conditions, this biomass consumes and stores as PHA the AGV contained in the water to be treated and releases phosphates.
- the water enriched with phosphates is then conveyed via line 44 into the biological treatment zone 13 and then into the treatment zone 14 where the phosphates are over-assimilated by the PAOs and thus slaughtered with wastewater.
- the anaerobic digestion step may not be implemented.
- the installation according to this fourth embodiment differs from that according to the third embodiment in that the output of the anaerobic biological treatment zone 41 is connected by a pipe 50 to the inlet of liquid separation means.
- solid which in this embodiment comprise a decanter 51.
- the decanter 51 comprises a first outlet which is connected to a pipe for extracting a settled effluent 52, and a second outlet which is connected to a pipe for extracting a more dense effluent 53.
- Line 53 opens into the biological treatment zone under anoxia 13.
- Line 52 opens at the inlet of a biological ammonia nitrogen treatment unit that consumes little organic carbon, which in this embodiment is a nitritation / denitration or nitritation / anammox treatment unit.
- the biological ammonia nitrogen treatment unit 54 comprises an outlet which is connected to a pipe 55 which opens into the supply line 40.
- a variant of this embodiment may not implement an anaerobic digester 30.
- Such a method differs from the one implementing an installation according to FIG. 3 because the effluents coming from the biological treatment zone 41 are introduced via the pipe 50 into the decanter 51.
- a decanted effluent is extracted overflow from the decanter 51 via the pipe 52, and a more dense effluent is extracted underflow via the pipe 53.
- This denser effluent is recirculated via the pipe 53 in the biological treatment zone 13.
- Decanted effluent is introduced via line 52 into the biological treatment zone of ammoniacal nitrogen that consumes little organic carbon 54. It undergoes nitritation / denitration or nitritation / anammox.
- the effluents rich in phosphates coming from the biological treatment zone of ammoniacal nitrogen 54 are introduced via line 55 into the supply line 40.
- the installation according to this fifth embodiment is distinguished from that according to the fourth embodiment insofar as the extraction line of a decanted effluent 52 opens into a treatment unit by precipitation of phosphates 60.
- This unit of treatment phosphorus by mineral precipitation can be a crystallizer or any other type of process to precipitate phosphates in the form of valuable minerals such as struvite, apatite or others.
- the precipitation treatment unit 60 comprises an outlet which is connected by a pipe 61 to the inlet of the ammoniacal nitrogen treatment unit 54, and a pipe (not shown) for extraction of a phase denser containing precipitated phosphorus in the form of struvite or other for valorization.
- a variant of this embodiment could not implement an anaerobic digester 30.
- Such a method is distinguished from that using an installation according to FIG. 4 because the effluents coming from the settling tank 51 are introduced via line 52 into the precipitation treatment unit 60.
- the phosphates contained in the effluents introduced inside the unit 60 are precipitated.
- the advantage of this configuration is to allow recovery of phosphates and ensure recovery later.
- An effluent containing ammoniacal nitrogen is then extracted from unit 60 and introduced via line 61 into the biological treatment zone of ammonia nitrogen 54. It undergoes nitritation / denitration or nitritation / anammox. The effluent is thus depleted in ammoniacal nitrogen.
- the effluent from the treatment zone 54 is recirculated via the pipe 55 into the supply line 40.
- the technique according to the invention makes it possible to optimize a wet heat treatment so as to promote the formation of AGV.
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