Oxidation of Sewage Sludge in the Flow of Water-Oxygen Fluid under Uniform Heating
O. N. FEDYAEVA, A. A. VOSTRIKOV, D. O. ARTAMONOV, A. V. SHISHKIN, M. YA. SOKOL
Kutateladze Institute of Thermophysics, Siberian Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Novosibirsk, Russia
Keywords: sewage sludge, water-oxygen fluid, oxidation, heat evolution
Pages: 85-95
Abstract
Results of the studies of municipal sewage sludge (MSS) oxidation during pumping a water-oxygen fluid through its bed under uniform (1.5 K/min) temperature ( T ) rise up to 733 K are presented. The temperature dependences of the yield of volatile and liquid products, as well as data on the content of mineral components in the ash residue and water collected at the reactor outlet are obtained. It follows from the temporal dependences of the reactor wall temperature, the power of the ohmic heaters, and the degree of carbon burn-up that the major part of MSS organic matter is oxidized at T < 602 K. According to the data of IR spectroscopy and ultimate analysis, an increase in the oxidation duration and temperature leads to a decrease in the content of hydroxyl and amide groups and an increase in the proportion of aromatic compounds in liquid products. The volatile products obtained at T > 673 K contain only inorganic substances - CO2, CO, N2, and NH3. It is revealed that the major part of nitrogen in the form of NH4+ ions passes into the aqueous phase, while the elements Si, Ca, Al, Fe, P, S, K, Na, and Mg are concentrated in the ash residue.
DOI: 10.15372/CSD2023443 EDN: QRNRMQ
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