WO2005068379A1 - 廃水浄化システム - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a method for controlling a wastewater purification system by a batch activated sludge method.
- livestock waste is treated in a combined lagoon-type septic tank, as described in Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2001-212558.
- the site manager judges the meaning of these waveforms and changes the operation program, or automatically when the numerical value reaches a certain value by using a meter relay corresponding to the DO or ORP value.
- An automatic control method was used in which aeration was stopped.
- the appearing waveforms can be categorized according to the conditions described above. It is possible, but considerable experience and training are required for the site manager to make a proper decision.If this decision is made incorrectly, there will be problems such as insufficient aeration, excessive aeration, and the inability to maintain the required functions. Was. If the function cannot be maintained, a specialist must be dispatched to the site, but if the specialist is in a remote place, it is often impossible to respond immediately. In addition, since there is no means for automatically judging the appropriate level of aeration control, unnecessary power is consumed, and a sufficient function cannot be achieved. Disclosure of the invention
- the present invention provides a control method for a wastewater purification system that accurately grasps the state of a wastewater purification system using a batch activated sludge method by analyzing data waveforms of DO, ORP, and pH. The purpose is to do so.
- the present invention provides a wastewater purification system capable of issuing an alarm by automatic data analysis, transmitting data, remotely monitoring, and changing an operation program from a remote place so that correct operation management can be easily performed without delay.
- the purpose is to provide a control method.
- a control method of a wastewater purification system controls an aeration apparatus by a programmable sequencer, and a control unit controls each data by a first sensor, a second sensor, and a third sensor.
- the control unit acquires the waveform and the control status data of the programmable sequencer, and the control unit performs the dissolved oxygen concentration data waveform from the first sensor, the oxidation-reduction potential data waveform from the second sensor, and the hydrogen ion concentration data waveform from the third sensor.
- the control unit performs a warning process when the control unit finds a deviation from a predetermined normal state as a result of the analysis.
- the control unit compares the dissolved oxygen concentration data waveform, the oxidation-reduction potential data waveform, and the hydrogen ion concentration data waveform with reference conditions that are previously provided. In this way, it is preferable to detect a deviation from the normal state. Further, in the control method of the wastewater purification system according to the present invention, the control unit preferably records a dissolved oxygen concentration data waveform, an oxidation-reduction potential data waveform, and a hydrogen ion concentration data waveform.
- the warning process is to automatically transmit the occurrence of the abnormality to a remote place via a telephone line.
- the program of the programmable sequencer can be changed.
- the program of the programmable sequencer can be changed from a remote place.
- the wastewater purification system includes a solid matter removing device, a raw water tank, a raw water storage tank, a device for removing treated water, and a device for extracting and dehydrating excess activated sludge. It is preferred to have.
- the wastewater purification system may include a treatment water and an activated sludge provided in a reaction tank or separately provided by a microfiltration membrane, an ultrafiltration membrane, or a reverse osmosis membrane. It is preferable to have a separate separation device.
- the reaction tank has a circular or elliptical planar shape, a mortar-shaped cross-sectional shape, and a concrete or asphalt sea.
- the slope that was impervious to It is preferred to have.
- Et al is a control method for waste water purification system according to the present invention
- BOD volume load of the reactor is 0. 1 ⁇ 0. 4 kg Z m 3 ' date and this is preferably.
- the facility managers and specialists can change the operation program even from a remote location, thereby adjusting the machine operating conditions such as the aeration output and the aeration time, and performing the purification function while achieving appropriate aeration and minimum power consumption. Can be maintained stably. Therefore, even if the on-site manager is not technically proficient or is not present at the purification equipment site, a real-time alert is sent to the on-site manager and specialist engineer, and the optimal operation program is immediately available even from a remote location.
- the normal operation function of the purification facility can be easily maintained at all times.
- Figure 1 is a schematic diagram showing an example of a wastewater purification system using the batch activated sludge method.
- FIG. 2 is a diagram showing details of the control device 100 shown in FIG.
- FIG. 3 is a diagram showing an example of data.
- FIG. 4 is a diagram for explaining waveform analysis regarding DO.
- FIG. 5 is a diagram for explaining waveform analysis related to ORP.
- FIG. 6 is a diagram for explaining waveform analysis regarding pH. BEST MODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION
- the batch activated sludge method used in the present application is a method of treating wastewater generated in a pig farm or the like using a single reaction tank having activated sludge containing microorganisms.
- the batch activated sludge method has four steps separated by time: (1) inflow step, (2) aeration step (aerobic), (3) sedimentation step (anaerobic), and (4) discharge step. ing.
- (1) inflow step (2) aeration step (aerobic), (3) sedimentation step (anaerobic), and (4) discharge step.
- the BOD concentration of the wastewater raw water
- OOOmg ZL even if the BOD concentration of the wastewater (raw water) is as high as 100, 000 to 50, OOOmg ZL, it can be purified without dilution and not only BOD and COD, but also denitrification and denitrification.
- 4 steps are repeated 1 to 3 times a day. If the process is performed once a day, the aeration and precipitation steps are about 12 hours, respectively, about 2 hours, about 6 hours each, and 3 times, about 4 hours each.
- the inflow process and the discharge process vary depending on the amount of raw water, but each takes about 15 to 30 minutes.
- the inflow step is a step in which wastewater generated in a pig farm or the like flows into the reaction tank.
- the aeration step is a step in which an appropriate amount of air (oxygen) is constantly fed into the reaction tank (aeration), and the mixture is stirred appropriately to culture oxygen-loving microorganisms, thereby oxidizing organic substances.
- the sedimentation step is a step in which the flow of oxygen into the reaction tank is cut off and the activated sludge is sedimented while denitrifying under anaerobic conditions.
- the discharge step is a step in which the supernatant of the reaction tank is collected and discharged as treated water.
- Control of the amount and quality of activated sludge and the amount of aeration, oxidation of BOD and COD, oxidation of ammonia (nitrification), and reduction (denitrification) of nitric acid and nitrite generated as a function of inflow load Rolls are used for these controls, which are crucial for maintaining the purification function in the reactor. If the rules are not appropriate, the purification function of BOD, COD, SS, and TN will be disturbed, and the treated water quality will not be maintained.
- Activated sludge control is adjusted by taking excess sludge out of the system, but it cannot maintain a constant concentration.
- a necessary volume of raw water storage tank is installed in front of the reaction tank to adjust the amount of inflow to the reaction tank, but the quantity and quality cannot be exactly equalized. .
- BOD and COD can be controlled by controlling the appropriate aeration intensity and time for the fluctuating raw water conditions and activated sludge amount without removing the timing. Controlling the oxidation of ammonia, the oxidation of ammonia (nitrification), and the reduction (nitrification) of nitric acid and nitrite generated as a result is the central means of septic tank operation management.
- Figure 1 shows a schematic diagram of a wastewater purification system using the batch activated sludge method.
- the wastewater purification equipment consists of a raw water tank 1, a flow control tank 2, a batch reaction tank 3, a treated water tank 4, a solid-liquid separator 5, a sludge storage tank 6, a dewatering machine 7, etc. Have been.
- the raw water tank 1 is a facility for once receiving waste water from a waste water source and transferring the waste water to the solid-liquid separator 5 by the raw water pump 11. It is desirable to install a stirrer 10 depending on the quality of wastewater.
- the flow control tank 2 temporarily stores the waste liquid that has passed through the solid-liquid separator 5 and transfers the waste liquid to the batch reaction tank 3 using the flow control pump 14 during the time period specified by the operation program. If the waste liquid that has passed through the solid-liquid separator 5 contains a lot of fine solids, the slurry from the raw water collected at the bottom of the flow control tank 2 is transferred to the sludge storage tank 6 by the slurry pump 13.
- the batch-type reaction vessel 3 may have a rectangular parallelepiped shape, but preferably has a mortar-shaped cross-sectional shape and a circular or elliptical planar shape. ⁇
- the bowl-shaped cross section is preferable in terms of complete mixing in the batch reactor 3, promoting sludge sedimentation and consolidation, and eliminating blind spots in aeration.
- the inclined portion of the batch type reaction tank 3 can be shielded from water by a sheet such as asphalt in addition to the concrete structure.
- the reaction tank 3 is composed of an underwater mixer 15, a defoaming pump 16, a pressurized blower 17 for aeration and agitation, an underwater air generator 18 installed at the bottom of the batch reaction tank 3, and sludge. It has a pump 19, a horizontal aerator 20, a water collecting device 21, a DO sensor 22, an ORP sensor 23, and a pH sensor 24.
- the underwater mixer 15 is a device for promoting horizontal flow or anaerobic stirring, and is installed near a straight wall of the reaction tank 3 or at the bottom of the tank.
- the defoaming pump 16 is a device for pumping up activated sludge, injecting it from a nozzle, and hitting foam on the water surface. If fresh water or treated water is used for the defoaming pump 16, the water level in the reaction tank will be raised, and if fresh water is used, a water fee will be incurred.
- the pressurized blower 17 feeds air to the underwater aerator 18 through the connected pipe, and mainly creates upstream and downstream in the reaction tank 3 to aerate and agitate the activated sludge liquid.
- the aeration and stirring capacity and number of pressurized blowers 17 and underwater aerators 18 depend on the size of reactor 3 and the amount of oxygen required. Is determined.
- the pressure blower 17 is controlled by the control device 100 as described later. There are various methods for aerating and agitating the reaction tank. When the water depth of the reaction tank is 4 to 8 m, a combination of the pressurized blower 17 and the submersible aerator 18 is effective. In particular, when the water depth is 4 to 8 m, the amount of oxygen introduced per lkwh of electric power is improved by 60 to 70% compared to when the water depth is less than 4 m.
- the sludge pump 19 is a submersible pump for transferring excess sludge to the sludge storage tank 6, and is installed at the bottom of the reaction tank 3.
- the horizontal aerator 20 floats on the water surface of the reaction tank 3 and gives a horizontal flow of water to the activated sludge liquid, and in combination with the upstream and downstream of the pressurized blower 17 and the underwater air radiator, the reaction tank 3 It has the effect of improving the aeration efficiency by completely mixing the activated sludge liquid with the inflow wastewater.
- a float-type water turbine, a float-type screw ejector, a edge constructor, or the like can be used as the horizontal aerator 20.
- the water collecting device 21 is a device for extracting supernatant water (processed water) that appears after the activated sludge has settled, and can use a submersible pump, a siphon, a movable weir, and the like.
- the water collecting device 21 transfers the sludge solution to the sludge solution in the reaction tank 3 or a separately provided tank, and uses a microfiltration membrane or an ultrafiltration membrane to separate the activated sludge from the treated water. It may be a dispensing device.
- the extracted treated water is transferred to the treated water tank 4.
- the sensors 23 and 11 are installed in the water in the reaction tank 3 and transmit detected values to a control device 100 described later.
- the treated water tank 4 is a tank for storing treated water.
- Batch activated sludge method In the case of treatment by the sludge method, treated water is taken out at a certain time, so equipment required especially when the discharge channel cannot receive the necessary and sufficient flow rate It is. Also BOD, COD, SS If TP and TP release levels are high, advanced treatment such as reverse osmosis membrane, coagulation treatment, activated carbon treatment, and ozone oxidation may be required after activated sludge treatment. In these advanced treatments, continuous treatment rather than batch treatment is advantageous. Therefore, the treated water tank 4 is an adjustment tank for the advanced treatment in this case.
- the treated water tank 4 discharges treated water by a treated water pump 25.
- the treated water pump 25 can be a siphon or a drain pipe from the bottom of the tank.
- the solid-liquid separator 5 has a screen for removing impurities 30 contained in the wastewater from the raw water tank 1. Screens are selected according to the characteristics of the wastewater and of appropriate model and width. The wastewater that has passed through the solid-liquid separator 5 is transferred to the flow control tank 2. The contaminants 30 can be reused as compost.
- the sludge storage tank 6 is a facility for storing the raw water slurry pumped from the flow rate control tank 2 and the excess sludge pumped from the reaction layer 3, and supplies sludge to the dehydrator 7 by a sludge supply pump 28. . It is preferable to install a sludge stirrer 26 to supply homogeneous sludge to the dehydrator 7.
- the dewatering machine 7 is a facility for dewatering the sludge supplied from the sludge storage tank 6 and separating the dewatered water and the dewatered cake 31.
- the dehydrator 7 has a screw press, a belt press, a multiple disk, a centrifuge, a filter press, etc., and uses a flocculant.These are the properties of sludge and the desired water content of the dewatered cake. Is selected by The desorbed liquid is returned to the flow control tank 2 or the reaction tank 3, but if only the excess sludge is to be dehydrated, the desorbed liquid is guided to a settling tank (not shown) to separate solids and then the filtrate is discharged. You can also.
- Each of the raw water tank 1, flow control tank 2, batch type reaction tank 3, treatment water tank 4, and sludge storage tank 6 has a water level relay to detect the water level in each tank. It is desirable to provide it. Also, if the treated water quality requires advanced treatment such as BOD, SS, COD, TP and chromaticity, and the elimination of bacteria and protozoa, etc., the wastewater purification equipment shown in Fig. 1 uses the coagulation sedimentation method, sand filtration, It is preferable to provide additional equipment such as activated carbon treatment, ozone oxidation method, microfiltration membrane, ultrafiltration membrane, or reverse osmosis membrane, or additional equipment combining these.
- FIG. 2 shows details of the control device 100 shown in FIG.
- the control device 100 converts the detection signals from the CPU 101, the DO sensor 22, the ORP sensor 23, and the pH sensor 24 into digital data by AZD conversion.
- the programmable sequencer 105 sets the first and second inverters 107 and 108 (power board) and the driving devices shown in FIG. 1 at a predetermined timing based on a preset command. And repeat the four steps of the batch activated sludge method described above in an endless manner.
- the first inverter 107 controls the pressure blower 17, and the second inverter 108 controls the underwater airator 18.
- the programmable sequencer 105 may be a commercially available general-purpose product or a dedicated product for this system. Therefore, the progress of the process at that time can be determined from the control status data of the programmable sequencer 105.
- the CPU 101 constantly receives the control status of the programmable sequencer 105, the detected data waveforms from the DO sensor 22, ORP sensor 23, and pH sensor 24, and outputs them to the recording unit 107 for recording. Do the work At the same time, the detected data waveform is analyzed, and if a problem occurs, an alarm is issued and the other system 200 is notified via the transmission / reception unit 108.
- SGS-THOM SON's W.A.R.P. Weight 'Association' NORELL. Processor
- other suitable processors may be used. Details of the waveform analysis will be described later.
- the other system 200 is usually located in a remote place where a manager or a professional technician resides, and the transmitter / receiver unit 108 is designed to take appropriate measures when an alarm is generated by waveform analysis.
- the CPU 101 and the programmable sequencer 105 For example, if it is determined by waveform analysis that the batch activated sludge method does not function properly, the program of the programmable sequencer 105 is changed via the transmission / reception unit 108 and the CPU 101. The control of the wastewater purification plant shown in Fig. 1 is changed so that more appropriate treatment can be performed. It should be noted that an administrator or a specialist can directly adjust the programmable sequencer 105 on site.
- the waveform analysis is performed by the CPU 101 and the like according to a program stored in a predetermined memory in advance and using a predetermined ROM and a RAM.
- FIG. 3 is an example of data created based on the control status received from the programmable sequencer 105 and the data waveforms from the various sensors 22 to 24.
- the horizontal axis represents time
- the vertical axis represents DO (PPM), ORP (mV), and pH, respectively.
- A indicates the time when raw water (waste water) was transferred to the reaction tank 3 from the flow control tank 2 and the aeration process using the pressurized blower 17 and the underwater air heater 18 was started.
- C in the figure is a predetermined aeration Point E, which indicates the time when the precipitation process was completed and the precipitation process was started, indicates the time when the precipitation process was completed and the discharge of the treated water was started.
- B in the figure indicates the time when 70% of the aeration step has elapsed since the start of the aeration step
- D in the figure indicates the time when 105% of the aeration step has elapsed since the start of the aeration step. I have.
- F indicates the DO value sensed by the DO sensor 22
- G indicates the ORP value sensed by the ORP sensor 23
- H indicates the pH value sensed by the pH sensor 24.
- the CPU 101 is programmed to match a predetermined data waveform condition from such a data waveform and to issue an alarm when an undesirable waveform appears.
- FIG. 4 illustrates a waveform analysis relating to the DO value detected by the DO sensor 22.
- the DO value rises after 70% of the aeration process from the start of aeration (see P in the figure), and the DO value rises by 105% of the aeration process after the start of aeration. If it returns to “0” again (see Q in the figure), it is determined that the DO value is normal.
- the reason is that the DO value starts to rise near the end of the aeration process (after 70% of the aeration process has elapsed since the start of the aeration process), and immediately after the end of the aeration process (from the start of the aeration process to the start of the aeration process. This is because the best purification function is exhibited when the DO value sharply returns to zero.
- the DO value is zero because 100% of the injected oxygen (oxygen sent by the pressurized blower 17 etc.) is consumed. Therefore, the DO values that appear indicate excess oxygen. However, if the DO value does not rise, it means that sufficient oxidation has not been completed. Also When the aeration is stopped, the residual oxygen is consumed by the respiration of the activated sludge, and the DO value becomes zero. In other words, we want to confirm that the DO value rises once for sufficient oxidation, but it is uneconomical to feed too much oxygen. Therefore, the best purification function is exhibited when the DO value starts rising near the end of the aeration process and the DO value sharply returns to zero immediately after the end of the aeration process.
- the CPU 101 determines that any of the DO, ORP, and pH sensor data waveforms deviate from normal according to the conditions shown in FIGS. It is programmed to perform warning processing such as alarms and various signal outputs when the number of times performed is three or more times a week. Note that the number of deviations from normal (3 times / week) is an example, and an appropriate value can be selected according to the scale type of the system or wastewater purification equipment.
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