The organic compound composition ofwastewater,serves as a crucial indicator for the operational performance of activated sludge processes and has a major influence on the development of filamentous bulking in activate...The organic compound composition ofwastewater,serves as a crucial indicator for the operational performance of activated sludge processes and has a major influence on the development of filamentous bulking in activated sludge.This study focused on the impact of typical soluble and slowly-biodegradable organic compounds,investigating the pathways through which these substrates affect the occurrence of filamentous bulking in systems operated under both high-and low-oxygen conditions.Results showed that slowly-biodegradable organic compounds lead to a concentrated distribution of microorganisms within flocs,with inward growth of filamentous bacteria.Both Tween-80 and granular starch treated systems exhibited a significant increase in protein content.The glucose system,utilizing soluble substrates,exhibited a markedly higher total polysaccharide content.Microbial communities in the Tween-80 and granular starch treated systems were characterized by a higher abundance of bacteria known to enhance sludge flocculation and settling,such as Competibacter,Xanthomonadaceae and Zoogloea.These findings are of high significance for controlling the operational performance and stability of activated sludge systems,deepening our understanding and providing a novel perspective for the improvement of wastewater treatment processes.展开更多
The relatively low sensitivity is an important reason for restricting the microbial fuel cell(MFC)sensors'application in low concentration biodegradable organic matter(BOM)detection.The startup parameters,includin...The relatively low sensitivity is an important reason for restricting the microbial fuel cell(MFC)sensors'application in low concentration biodegradable organic matter(BOM)detection.The startup parameters,including substrate concentration,anode area and external resistance,were regulated to enhance the sensitivity of MFC sensors.The results demonstrated that both the substrate concentration and anode area were positively correlated with the sensitivity of MFC sensors,and an external resistance of 210Ωwas found to be optimal in terms of sensitivity of MFC sensors.Optimized MFC sensors had lower detection limit(1 mg/L)and higher sensitivity(Slope value of the linear regression curve was 1.02),which effectively overcome the limitation of low concentration BOM detection.The essential reason is that optimized MFC sensors had higher coulombic efficiency,which was beneficial to improve the sensitivity of MFC sensors.The main impact of the substrate concentration and anode area was to regulate the proportion between electrogens and nonelectrogens,biomass and living cells of the anode biofilm.The external resistance mainly affected the morphology structure and the proportion of living cells of the anode.This study demonstrated an effective way to improve the sensitivity of MFC sensors for low concentration BOM detection.展开更多
Interactions between dissolved organic matter(DOM)and bacteria are central in the biogeochemical cycles of aquatic ecosystems;however,the relative importance of biodegradable dissolved organic carbon(BDOC)compared wit...Interactions between dissolved organic matter(DOM)and bacteria are central in the biogeochemical cycles of aquatic ecosystems;however,the relative importance of biodegradable dissolved organic carbon(BDOC)compared with other environmental variables in structuring the bacterial communities needs further investigation.Here,we investigated bacterial communities,chromophoric DOM(CDOM)characteristics and physico-chemical parameters as well as examined BDOC via bioassay incubations in large eutrophic Lake Taihu,China,to explore the importance of BDOC for shaping bacterial community structures and co-occurrence patterns.We found that the proportion of BDOC(%BDOC)correlated significantly and positively with the DOC concentration and the index of the contribution of recent produced autochthonous CDOM(BIX).%BDOC,further correlated positively with the relative abundance of the tryptophan-like component and negatively with CDOM aromaticity,indicating that autochthonous production of protein-like CDOM was an important source of BDOC.The richness of the bacterial communities correlated negatively with%BDOC,indicating an enhanced number of species in the refractory DOC environments.%BDOC was identified as a significant stronger factor than DOC in shaping bacterial community composition and the co-occurrence network,suggesting that substrate biodegradability is more significant than DOC quantity determining the bacterial communities in a eutrophic lake.Environmental factors explained a larger proportion of the variation in the conditionally rare and abundant subcommunity than for the abundant and the rare bacterial subcommunities.Our findings emphasize the importance of considering bacteria with different abundance patterns and DOC biodegradability when studying the interactions between DOM and bacteria in eutrophic lakes.展开更多
This paper presented the first part of the studies about the development of a tool for groundwater contamination prediction, conducted by the Laboratory of Sciences and Technology of Water (UAC/Benin). The investigati...This paper presented the first part of the studies about the development of a tool for groundwater contamination prediction, conducted by the Laboratory of Sciences and Technology of Water (UAC/Benin). The investigation made consisted in estimating the combined effect of retardation factor and biodegradation on migration processes of leachate, in the underlying soils of household waste dumpsites, without active safety barrier. Leachate infiltration tests for different initial conditions were made on soil columns and the breakthrough curves were traced for electrical conductivity, the 5 day biochemical oxygen demand (BOD5) and total kjeldahl nitrogen TKN. A mathematical migration model was developed and solved numerically by finite difference method and implemented with Matlab R2013a. Thus, the calibration of the model was made with electric conductivity data by determining the dispersion coefficient of the studied soils (D = 0.96 cm2/min). Simulations for model verification showed that the established model can perfectly predict the migration of biodegradable organic pollution (BOD5) but did not give conclusive results for the monitoring of nitrogenous organic matter (TKN). The influence of the retardation factor on the migration of biodegradable organic pollutants in soils was linear, while the biodegradation rate of the organic material on migration showed an exponential pattern.展开更多
A risk situation of organic pollutants accumulation in the sediments of the dams from Cascade “Middle Iskar” (NW Bulgaria) is simulated in the present study. The aim is risk modelling of organic pollution in lake se...A risk situation of organic pollutants accumulation in the sediments of the dams from Cascade “Middle Iskar” (NW Bulgaria) is simulated in the present study. The aim is risk modelling of organic pollution in lake sediments and on base of the investigated key chemical and enzymological parameters to risk assessment. A model process in lab scale with addition of whey as a source of organic pollutants was simulated. Two situations near to real conditions were studied: 1) at a decreased concentration of organic pollutants (chemical oxygen demand was 0.265 gO<sub>2</sub>.kg<sup>-1</sup>) in the case of discharge of sediments downstream of the river (control situation);2) at an accumulation of organic pollutants (chemical oxygen demand was 1.463 gO<sub>2</sub>.kg<sup>-1</sup>) in the sediments (risk event). The dynamics of chemical oxygen demand (COD), concentration of proteins and lactose as well as of the key enzymological indicators (phosphatase activity index—PAI, anaerobic dehydrogenase activity, protease and ?-galactosidase activities) were investigated. The data from Risk Assessment showed that there is a hazard from higher protein concentration at the end of the process in comparison with the control situation. The risk about COD and lactose concentration during the risk modelling was acceptable. The obtained results showed that the PAI can be used as an indicator for early warning of the organic pollution with protein nature.展开更多
Soil contamination with tetrabromobisphenol A（TBBPA） has caused great concerns;however, the presence of heavy metals and soil organic matter on the biodegradation of TBBPA is still unclear. We isolated Pseudomonas s...Soil contamination with tetrabromobisphenol A（TBBPA） has caused great concerns;however, the presence of heavy metals and soil organic matter on the biodegradation of TBBPA is still unclear. We isolated Pseudomonas sp. strain CDT, a TBBPA-degrading bacterium, from activated sludge and incubated it with ^（14）C-labeled TBBPA for 87 days in the absence and presence of Cu^（2＋）and humic acids（HA）. TBBPA was degraded to organic-solvent extractable（59.4% ± 2.2%） and non-extractable（25.1% ± 1.3%） metabolites,mineralized to CO_2（4.8% ± 0.8%）, and assimilated into cells（10.6% ± 0.9%） at the end of incubation. When Cu^（2＋）was present, the transformation of extractable metabolites into non-extractable metabolites and mineralization were inhibited, possibly due to the toxicity of Cu^（2＋）to cells. HA significantly inhibited both dissipation and mineralization of TBBPA and altered the fate of TBBPA in the culture by formation of HA-bound residues that amounted to 22.1% ± 3.7% of the transformed TBBPA. The inhibition from HA was attributed to adsorption of TBBPA and formation of bound residues with HA via reaction of reactive metabolites with HA molecules, which decreased bioavailability of TBBPA and metabolites in the culture. When Cu^（2＋）and HA were both present, Cu^（2＋）significantly promoted the HA inhibition on TBBPA dissipation but not on metabolite degradation. The results provide insights into individual and interactive effects of Cu^（2＋）and soil organic matter on the biotransformation of TBBPA and indicate that soil organic matter plays an essential role in determining the fate of organic pollutants in soil and mitigating heavy metal toxicity.展开更多
The features of organic pollutants degradation mainly characterized by bio-flocculation for step-A of adsorption-biodegredation（AB） process were studied. By investigating the relationship of extracellular polymeric ...The features of organic pollutants degradation mainly characterized by bio-flocculation for step-A of adsorption-biodegredation（AB） process were studied. By investigating the relationship of extracellular polymeric substances（EPS） with bioflocculation and introducing kinetic model of organic pollutant degradation into EPS, the kinetic model of organic pollutant degradation for step-A hioflocculation was deducted. And through the experiments, the kinetic constants were calculated as follows： k1 =0. 005 3; kc1 =1 710.7 and vmax1=10 min^-1.展开更多
Effluent dissolved organic nitrogen（DON） is problematic in nutrient sensitive surface waters and needs to be reduced to meet demanding total dissolved nitrogen discharge limits.Bioavailable DON（ABDON） is a portion...Effluent dissolved organic nitrogen（DON） is problematic in nutrient sensitive surface waters and needs to be reduced to meet demanding total dissolved nitrogen discharge limits.Bioavailable DON（ABDON） is a portion of DON utilized by algae or algae ＋ bacteria,while biodegradable DON（BDON） is a portion of DON decomposable by bacteria.ABDON and BDON in a two-stage trickling filter（TF） wastewater treatment plant was evaluated using three different microalgal species,Selenastrum capricornutum,Chlamydomonas reinhardtii and Chlorella vulgaris and mixed cultured bacteria.Results showed that up to80% of DON was bioavailable to algae or algae ＋ bacteria inoculum while up to 60% of DON was biodegradable in all the samples.Results showed that C.reinhardtii and C.vulgaris can be used as a test species the same as S.capricornutum since there were no significant differences among these three algae species based on their ability to remove nitrogen species.展开更多
The aim of this research is to develop a representative model which simulates the performance of a biofilter used to treat drinking water. A steady-sate model is applied. The Monod-type substrate utilization is use...The aim of this research is to develop a representative model which simulates the performance of a biofilter used to treat drinking water. A steady-sate model is applied. The Monod-type substrate utilization is used, and the external and the internal mass transfer are neglected in this model. The model describes the process of substrate biodegradation, bacterial attachment onto filter media, and detachment of suspended bacteria. It simulates the natural organic matter （NOM） and biomass profiles in a biofilter as a function of filter depth and filtration velocity. The key biokinefie parameters k and Ks are estimated through a special experiment. The results of the model testing show that the model prediction agrees well with the experimental data.展开更多
Aquatic plants have been widely used for lake ecological restoration.The effect of aquatic plants on lake biogeochemical cycling has been investigated intensively,however,plants’effect on biodegradation of dissolved ...Aquatic plants have been widely used for lake ecological restoration.The effect of aquatic plants on lake biogeochemical cycling has been investigated intensively,however,plants’effect on biodegradation of dissolved organic carbon(DOC)is rarely studied.Here we designed an indoor incubation experiment to explore the priming effect(PE)of aquatic plant leaching solution on DOC in shallow lakes,referring to as the input of active dissolved organic matter(DOM)that would arouse changes in the degradation rate of original refractory DOM.Waters from 20 urban lakes of different tropic states were incubated to study their PE on DOC by adding leaching solutions from two submerged freshwater plants,Hydrilla(H)and Vallisneria(V).The study showed a clear influence of aquatic plants on PE with varying directions and intensities.The H incubation group showed a PE range of-6.19%–9.79%,with an average of 2.15%±2.70%,whereas the V incubation group exhibited a PE range of-10.03%to 3.60%,with an average of-0.65%±3.11%.The positive and negative PEs by the two plant species indicate a key role of plants over trophic states on organic carbon dynamics in freshwater lakes.From the perspective of plant leaching input,our results reveal that planting aquatic plants whose leaching solution can reduce PE like V could be used to enhance carbon storage and constrain carbon emission.展开更多
Aeration is pivotal in accelerating landfill stabilization.Biodegradation kinetic models of landfills have not fully accounted for the uneven distribution of oxygen during aerobic in situ stabilization,owing to the hi...Aeration is pivotal in accelerating landfill stabilization.Biodegradation kinetic models of landfills have not fully accounted for the uneven distribution of oxygen during aerobic in situ stabilization,owing to the high heterogeneity of landfills.In this study,a successive degradation of organic matter(SDOM)model is proposed to calculate the reaction rate constant of municipal solid waste(MSW).The SDOM model assumes that organic matter(OM)is composed of n independent shares,with each share starting to degrade at different times.However,all fractions degrade according to first-order kinetics once they enter the reaction phase.In this study,degradation tests of typical organic matter in landfills were conducted under varying oxygen concentrations,and the reaction rates for each degradation test were calculated using the SDOM model.Subsequently,a model was developed to simulate the variation in the reaction rate constant with the oxygen concentration.Superposition tests on multiple types of organic matter were conducted to further validate the superposition principle of the degradation process.Model verification using real waste data revealed a reaction rate constant of 0.12,demonstrating a better fit compared to the Monod model and traditional first-order kinetic model,as well as the highest accuracy in the calculation of CO_(2) produced in the degradation process.The SDOM model can help to understand the degradation mechanism of the aerobic in situ stabilization of landfills in a better manner.展开更多
基金supported by the Opening Project of National Engineering Laboratory for Advanced Municipal Wastewater Treatment and Reuse Technology,and the National Natural Science Foundation of China(No.52270017).
文摘The organic compound composition ofwastewater,serves as a crucial indicator for the operational performance of activated sludge processes and has a major influence on the development of filamentous bulking in activated sludge.This study focused on the impact of typical soluble and slowly-biodegradable organic compounds,investigating the pathways through which these substrates affect the occurrence of filamentous bulking in systems operated under both high-and low-oxygen conditions.Results showed that slowly-biodegradable organic compounds lead to a concentrated distribution of microorganisms within flocs,with inward growth of filamentous bacteria.Both Tween-80 and granular starch treated systems exhibited a significant increase in protein content.The glucose system,utilizing soluble substrates,exhibited a markedly higher total polysaccharide content.Microbial communities in the Tween-80 and granular starch treated systems were characterized by a higher abundance of bacteria known to enhance sludge flocculation and settling,such as Competibacter,Xanthomonadaceae and Zoogloea.These findings are of high significance for controlling the operational performance and stability of activated sludge systems,deepening our understanding and providing a novel perspective for the improvement of wastewater treatment processes.
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Nos.51525805,51727812 and 51808527)the Soft Science Research Project of Sichuan(No.2019JDR0286)the Special Research Assistant Program of Chinese Academy of Science。
文摘The relatively low sensitivity is an important reason for restricting the microbial fuel cell(MFC)sensors'application in low concentration biodegradable organic matter(BOM)detection.The startup parameters,including substrate concentration,anode area and external resistance,were regulated to enhance the sensitivity of MFC sensors.The results demonstrated that both the substrate concentration and anode area were positively correlated with the sensitivity of MFC sensors,and an external resistance of 210Ωwas found to be optimal in terms of sensitivity of MFC sensors.Optimized MFC sensors had lower detection limit(1 mg/L)and higher sensitivity(Slope value of the linear regression curve was 1.02),which effectively overcome the limitation of low concentration BOM detection.The essential reason is that optimized MFC sensors had higher coulombic efficiency,which was beneficial to improve the sensitivity of MFC sensors.The main impact of the substrate concentration and anode area was to regulate the proportion between electrogens and nonelectrogens,biomass and living cells of the anode biofilm.The external resistance mainly affected the morphology structure and the proportion of living cells of the anode.This study demonstrated an effective way to improve the sensitivity of MFC sensors for low concentration BOM detection.
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (Nos.41930760, 41807362, and 41977322)the Provincial Natural Science Foundation of Jiangsu in China (No.BK20181104)+2 种基金the Key Research Program of Frontier Sciences, Chinese Academy of Sciences (No.QYZDB-SSWDQC016)supported by WATEC (Centre for Water Technology, AU)the TüBITAK outstanding scientists program 2232 (project 118C250)。
文摘Interactions between dissolved organic matter(DOM)and bacteria are central in the biogeochemical cycles of aquatic ecosystems;however,the relative importance of biodegradable dissolved organic carbon(BDOC)compared with other environmental variables in structuring the bacterial communities needs further investigation.Here,we investigated bacterial communities,chromophoric DOM(CDOM)characteristics and physico-chemical parameters as well as examined BDOC via bioassay incubations in large eutrophic Lake Taihu,China,to explore the importance of BDOC for shaping bacterial community structures and co-occurrence patterns.We found that the proportion of BDOC(%BDOC)correlated significantly and positively with the DOC concentration and the index of the contribution of recent produced autochthonous CDOM(BIX).%BDOC,further correlated positively with the relative abundance of the tryptophan-like component and negatively with CDOM aromaticity,indicating that autochthonous production of protein-like CDOM was an important source of BDOC.The richness of the bacterial communities correlated negatively with%BDOC,indicating an enhanced number of species in the refractory DOC environments.%BDOC was identified as a significant stronger factor than DOC in shaping bacterial community composition and the co-occurrence network,suggesting that substrate biodegradability is more significant than DOC quantity determining the bacterial communities in a eutrophic lake.Environmental factors explained a larger proportion of the variation in the conditionally rare and abundant subcommunity than for the abundant and the rare bacterial subcommunities.Our findings emphasize the importance of considering bacteria with different abundance patterns and DOC biodegradability when studying the interactions between DOM and bacteria in eutrophic lakes.
基金The authors gratefully acknowledge the International Foundation for Science(IFS),Stockholm,for supporting the present work under the IFS Grant W/5840-1.
文摘This paper presented the first part of the studies about the development of a tool for groundwater contamination prediction, conducted by the Laboratory of Sciences and Technology of Water (UAC/Benin). The investigation made consisted in estimating the combined effect of retardation factor and biodegradation on migration processes of leachate, in the underlying soils of household waste dumpsites, without active safety barrier. Leachate infiltration tests for different initial conditions were made on soil columns and the breakthrough curves were traced for electrical conductivity, the 5 day biochemical oxygen demand (BOD5) and total kjeldahl nitrogen TKN. A mathematical migration model was developed and solved numerically by finite difference method and implemented with Matlab R2013a. Thus, the calibration of the model was made with electric conductivity data by determining the dispersion coefficient of the studied soils (D = 0.96 cm2/min). Simulations for model verification showed that the established model can perfectly predict the migration of biodegradable organic pollution (BOD5) but did not give conclusive results for the monitoring of nitrogenous organic matter (TKN). The influence of the retardation factor on the migration of biodegradable organic pollutants in soils was linear, while the biodegradation rate of the organic material on migration showed an exponential pattern.
文摘A risk situation of organic pollutants accumulation in the sediments of the dams from Cascade “Middle Iskar” (NW Bulgaria) is simulated in the present study. The aim is risk modelling of organic pollution in lake sediments and on base of the investigated key chemical and enzymological parameters to risk assessment. A model process in lab scale with addition of whey as a source of organic pollutants was simulated. Two situations near to real conditions were studied: 1) at a decreased concentration of organic pollutants (chemical oxygen demand was 0.265 gO<sub>2</sub>.kg<sup>-1</sup>) in the case of discharge of sediments downstream of the river (control situation);2) at an accumulation of organic pollutants (chemical oxygen demand was 1.463 gO<sub>2</sub>.kg<sup>-1</sup>) in the sediments (risk event). The dynamics of chemical oxygen demand (COD), concentration of proteins and lactose as well as of the key enzymological indicators (phosphatase activity index—PAI, anaerobic dehydrogenase activity, protease and ?-galactosidase activities) were investigated. The data from Risk Assessment showed that there is a hazard from higher protein concentration at the end of the process in comparison with the control situation. The risk about COD and lactose concentration during the risk modelling was acceptable. The obtained results showed that the PAI can be used as an indicator for early warning of the organic pollution with protein nature.
基金supported by the National Science Foundation of China(NSFC)(Nos.21237001,21477052)the National Key Research and Development Program of China(No.2016YFD0800207,2016YFD0800700)
文摘Soil contamination with tetrabromobisphenol A（TBBPA） has caused great concerns;however, the presence of heavy metals and soil organic matter on the biodegradation of TBBPA is still unclear. We isolated Pseudomonas sp. strain CDT, a TBBPA-degrading bacterium, from activated sludge and incubated it with ^（14）C-labeled TBBPA for 87 days in the absence and presence of Cu^（2＋）and humic acids（HA）. TBBPA was degraded to organic-solvent extractable（59.4% ± 2.2%） and non-extractable（25.1% ± 1.3%） metabolites,mineralized to CO_2（4.8% ± 0.8%）, and assimilated into cells（10.6% ± 0.9%） at the end of incubation. When Cu^（2＋）was present, the transformation of extractable metabolites into non-extractable metabolites and mineralization were inhibited, possibly due to the toxicity of Cu^（2＋）to cells. HA significantly inhibited both dissipation and mineralization of TBBPA and altered the fate of TBBPA in the culture by formation of HA-bound residues that amounted to 22.1% ± 3.7% of the transformed TBBPA. The inhibition from HA was attributed to adsorption of TBBPA and formation of bound residues with HA via reaction of reactive metabolites with HA molecules, which decreased bioavailability of TBBPA and metabolites in the culture. When Cu^（2＋）and HA were both present, Cu^（2＋）significantly promoted the HA inhibition on TBBPA dissipation but not on metabolite degradation. The results provide insights into individual and interactive effects of Cu^（2＋）and soil organic matter on the biotransformation of TBBPA and indicate that soil organic matter plays an essential role in determining the fate of organic pollutants in soil and mitigating heavy metal toxicity.
基金project (2004B4604A01-01) supported by the Mega-projects of Science Research for the 10th Five-Year Plan
文摘The features of organic pollutants degradation mainly characterized by bio-flocculation for step-A of adsorption-biodegredation（AB） process were studied. By investigating the relationship of extracellular polymeric substances（EPS） with bioflocculation and introducing kinetic model of organic pollutant degradation into EPS, the kinetic model of organic pollutant degradation for step-A hioflocculation was deducted. And through the experiments, the kinetic constants were calculated as follows： k1 =0. 005 3; kc1 =1 710.7 and vmax1=10 min^-1.
基金Funding for this research was provided by the North Dakota Water Resource Research Institute(NDWRRI)North Dakota Agricultural Experiment Station(NDAES)
文摘Effluent dissolved organic nitrogen（DON） is problematic in nutrient sensitive surface waters and needs to be reduced to meet demanding total dissolved nitrogen discharge limits.Bioavailable DON（ABDON） is a portion of DON utilized by algae or algae ＋ bacteria,while biodegradable DON（BDON） is a portion of DON decomposable by bacteria.ABDON and BDON in a two-stage trickling filter（TF） wastewater treatment plant was evaluated using three different microalgal species,Selenastrum capricornutum,Chlamydomonas reinhardtii and Chlorella vulgaris and mixed cultured bacteria.Results showed that up to80% of DON was bioavailable to algae or algae ＋ bacteria inoculum while up to 60% of DON was biodegradable in all the samples.Results showed that C.reinhardtii and C.vulgaris can be used as a test species the same as S.capricornutum since there were no significant differences among these three algae species based on their ability to remove nitrogen species.
基金National Natural Science Foundation of China(No.50638020)Science-Technology Creation Plan for Graduate Students of Jiangsu Province of China(No.1061B06013)
文摘The aim of this research is to develop a representative model which simulates the performance of a biofilter used to treat drinking water. A steady-sate model is applied. The Monod-type substrate utilization is used, and the external and the internal mass transfer are neglected in this model. The model describes the process of substrate biodegradation, bacterial attachment onto filter media, and detachment of suspended bacteria. It simulates the natural organic matter （NOM） and biomass profiles in a biofilter as a function of filter depth and filtration velocity. The key biokinefie parameters k and Ks are estimated through a special experiment. The results of the model testing show that the model prediction agrees well with the experimental data.
基金supported by the funding from Wuhan Institute of Technology to Dr.Siyue Li(Nos.24QD26 and 21QD02).
文摘Aquatic plants have been widely used for lake ecological restoration.The effect of aquatic plants on lake biogeochemical cycling has been investigated intensively,however,plants’effect on biodegradation of dissolved organic carbon(DOC)is rarely studied.Here we designed an indoor incubation experiment to explore the priming effect(PE)of aquatic plant leaching solution on DOC in shallow lakes,referring to as the input of active dissolved organic matter(DOM)that would arouse changes in the degradation rate of original refractory DOM.Waters from 20 urban lakes of different tropic states were incubated to study their PE on DOC by adding leaching solutions from two submerged freshwater plants,Hydrilla(H)and Vallisneria(V).The study showed a clear influence of aquatic plants on PE with varying directions and intensities.The H incubation group showed a PE range of-6.19%–9.79%,with an average of 2.15%±2.70%,whereas the V incubation group exhibited a PE range of-10.03%to 3.60%,with an average of-0.65%±3.11%.The positive and negative PEs by the two plant species indicate a key role of plants over trophic states on organic carbon dynamics in freshwater lakes.From the perspective of plant leaching input,our results reveal that planting aquatic plants whose leaching solution can reduce PE like V could be used to enhance carbon storage and constrain carbon emission.
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (No. 42177177).
文摘Aeration is pivotal in accelerating landfill stabilization.Biodegradation kinetic models of landfills have not fully accounted for the uneven distribution of oxygen during aerobic in situ stabilization,owing to the high heterogeneity of landfills.In this study,a successive degradation of organic matter(SDOM)model is proposed to calculate the reaction rate constant of municipal solid waste(MSW).The SDOM model assumes that organic matter(OM)is composed of n independent shares,with each share starting to degrade at different times.However,all fractions degrade according to first-order kinetics once they enter the reaction phase.In this study,degradation tests of typical organic matter in landfills were conducted under varying oxygen concentrations,and the reaction rates for each degradation test were calculated using the SDOM model.Subsequently,a model was developed to simulate the variation in the reaction rate constant with the oxygen concentration.Superposition tests on multiple types of organic matter were conducted to further validate the superposition principle of the degradation process.Model verification using real waste data revealed a reaction rate constant of 0.12,demonstrating a better fit compared to the Monod model and traditional first-order kinetic model,as well as the highest accuracy in the calculation of CO_(2) produced in the degradation process.The SDOM model can help to understand the degradation mechanism of the aerobic in situ stabilization of landfills in a better manner.
