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博士生导师
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性别:男
毕业院校:浙江大学
学位:博士
所在单位:环境学院
学科:环境工程. 热能工程
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Relationship between enhanced dewaterability and structural properties of hydrothermal sludge after hydrothermal treatment of excess sludge
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论文类型:期刊论文
发表时间:2017-04-01
发表刊物:WATER RESEARCH
收录刊物:SCIE、EI、PubMed
卷号:112
页面范围:72-82
ISSN号:0043-1354
关键字:Excess sludge; Hydrothermal treatment; Moisture distribution; Apparent structure; NMR
摘要:Hydrothermal treatment is an effective method to enhance the deep dewaterability of excess sludge with low energy consumption. In this study, an insight into the relationship between enhanced dewaterability and structural properties of the produced hydrothermal sludge was presented, aiming at better understanding the effect of hydrothermal process on excess sludge dewatering performance. The results indicated that hydrothermal effect induced the transformation of surface water to interstitial and free water by lowering the binding strength between adjacent water and solid particles and that free water became the main form for moisture existence in hydrothermal sludge as temperature was higher than 180 degrees C. Increase in temperature of hydrothermal treatment generated a significant size reduction of sludge flocs but treated sludge with a higher rigidity, which not only strengthened the network of hydrothermal sludge but also destroyed the binding of EPS with water. Hydrothermal process caused crevice and pore structures of excess sludge to disappear gradually, which was a main driving force of water removal as temperature was below 150 degrees C. With the temperature of hydrothermal treatment exceeding 180 degrees C, the morphology of hydrothermal sludge became rough which linked closely to the solid precipitation of condensation polymerization, and further became smooth at higher temperature (210 degrees C) due to the coal-like structures with higher aromaticities, indicating that hydrothermal reaction pathways began to play a main role in enhanced dewaterability. Hydrothermal treatment led to more alkyl and aromatic carbon, but lower O-alkyl, carboxyl and carbonyl carbon. (C) 2017 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.