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N2O production in a single stage nitritation/anammox MBBR process

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With the considerations; (i) that there is no <strong>N2O</strong> gas <strong>in</strong> the <strong>in</strong>fluent medium, (ii) the<br />

reactor volume is constant and (iii) Q<strong>in</strong> and Qout are equal the mass balance for the<br />

system can be described by:<br />

eq.(3.3)<br />

: ( )<br />

<br />

eq.(3.4)<br />

: 0 ( )<br />

<br />

To get the consumption and <strong>production</strong> rates equation 3 and 4 are rewritten:<br />

<br />

eq.(3.5)<br />

: <br />

( )<br />

<br />

eq.(3.6)<br />

: <br />

( )<br />

<br />

rN <strong>in</strong> the first equation is describ<strong>in</strong>g the consumption rate of the <strong>in</strong>fluent nitrogen, if<br />

there were no <strong>N2O</strong> or any other gaseous <strong>production</strong> <strong>in</strong> the system this term would<br />

entirely correspond to the <strong>production</strong> of N2 gas leav<strong>in</strong>g the system. Here it is assumed<br />

that all removed <strong>in</strong>organic nitrogen is leav<strong>in</strong>g the system <strong>in</strong> gaseous form as N2 or <strong>N2O</strong>.<br />

The accumulation term that would correspond to assimilation <strong>in</strong> equation 3 is neglected.<br />

Calculation example (091007)<br />

Used parameters to calculate the consumption (rN) and <strong>production</strong> (r<strong>N2O</strong> ) rates are<br />

shown <strong>in</strong> Table B1.<br />

Table B1. Calculation parameters used to caluclate r N and r <strong>N2O</strong>.<br />

Parameter value unit<br />

Q 0.540 l /h<br />

V 7.5 l<br />

c<strong>in</strong>N 273.904∙10 -3 g/ l<br />

coutN 97.593∙10 -3 g/l<br />

c <strong>N2O</strong> t1 2.82414∙10 -6 mol/l<br />

c <strong>N2O</strong> t2 2.97601∙10 -6 mol/l<br />

<br />

<br />

0.1519∙10 -6 mol/lm<strong>in</strong><br />

0.540 · (273.904 · 10 97.593 · 10 )<br />

0.2116 · 10 <br />

7.5 · 60<br />

0.540 · (2.97601 · 10 )<br />

0.1519 · 10 0.1555 · 10 <br />

7.5 · 60<br />

g/lm<strong>in</strong><br />

mol/lm<strong>in</strong><br />

68

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