Published January 1, 2003
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Comparison of intermittently aerated continuous and batch biofilm reactor in nutrient removal
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Removal efficiency of TOC ranged between 86-89% in an intermittently aerated reactor. High efficiency in TKN removal and nitrification was found at lower applied load or longer retention time such as 2 days. TKN removal and nitrification efficiency was found to be 17-96% and 35-99% respectively. Through examination and comparison of the removal efficiencies, the stability of nitrification/denitrification and the biological phosphorus removal it was found that the sequencing batch feeding system gave a higher performance in total nitrogen and phosphorus removals. In the SBR reactor, nitrogen removal efficiency was mainly controlled by organic loading. Nitrification efficiency ranged between 31-56%. Nearly complete denitrification was observed in the sequencing batch reactor.
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