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titleOfInvention Nitrogen and phosphorus removal method for advanced treatment of livestock wastewater or manure in liquid corrosion method
abstract [assignment]n n n Compared to the prior art, the present invention includes a large amount of a wide range of bactericidal antibiotics and antiseptic disinfectants included in animal wastewater and manure, which prevents the growth and activation of various biologically necessary microorganisms, thereby reducing treatment efficiency and requiring a long treatment time. In order to solve the structural constraints and energy consumption of the prior art, inoculation of new strains of microorganisms resistant to antibiotics and disinfectants, from dominant activation and purge control, to nitrogen and In addition to nutrients such as phosphorus, it also provides advanced biological treatment technology to remove various organic contaminants.n n n [Resolution]n n n The present invention relates to a method for removing nitrogen and phosphorus from livestock wastewater or manure in the liquid corrosion method, and optimal operation using a fuzzy control system interlocked with various sensors and a fuzzy measuring device of the liquid corrosion tank. In order to maintain the conditions and contain a large amount of wide range bactericidal antibiotics and antiseptic disinfectants contained in high concentration livestock wastewater or manure, it inhibits the proliferation activation of various microorganisms and reduces the treatment efficiency. Oxidative microorganisms contained in Bacillus khr-10-mx (Genetic Bank Accession No. KCTC 8533P) and complex strain khr-5-mx (Genetic Bank Accession No. KCTC 0078BP) Inoculate nitrification, denitrification microorganisms and Bio-P microorganisms, microorganisms that produce biopolymer flocculants, etc. (Air-on / off) and anoxic water-based agitation (Mixer-on / off) alternately to automatically regulate the oxygen supply, wastewater inflow and discharge, and perform biological liquid corrosion, and then inorganic and According to the method of the present invention, it is possible to remove organic contaminants, nitrogen and phosphorus in high concentration livestock wastewater and manure, by solidifying and separating the organic liquid by adding an organic flocculant, followed by precipitation and filtration.
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