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Anaerobic wastewater treatment processHigh organic load, small footprint, low operating costs, and low sludge production, is a commonly used process route in the treatment of high concentration organic wastewater. However, anaerobic processes also have disadvantages such as high concentration of pollutants in the effluent, need to be combined with aerobic processes, sensitivity to toxic substances, and slow start-up. In daily operation, attention should be paid to the temperature of the reaction tank SS、pH、VFA、 Indicators such as biogas production and the degree of disintegration of granular sludge.
ATP anaerobic granular sludge activity detection equipmentrightMicrobial direct analysisThe characteristics of this technology make itSuitable for both aerobic and anaerobic microorganismsNot only can it effectively fill the gap in microbial monitoring of anaerobic processes, but ATP data also shows a strong correlation with the COD removal capacity and methane production of the process.
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The relationship between ATP concentration and COD removal in anaerobic sludge

The relationship between ATP concentration and methane production in anaerobic sludge
As shown in the video, the characteristic of ATP rapid detection isEasy to operate, intuitive data, analysis time of about 5 minutesTo meet the daily operational needs for process monitoring. For the complex characteristics of incoming water from pharmaceutical factories, ATP data can be detected in a timely mannerHas the activity of anaerobic sludge been inhibited (cATP decreased), or has sludge poisoning occurred (BSI increased)So as to quickly determine the status of the process.
For anaerobic granular sludge process,ATP anaerobic granular sludge activity detection equipmentCan also be used forEvaluate the particle state of sludgeAlthough there are many factors that can cause the disintegration of granular sludge, it can usually be explained as an increase in the survival pressure of microorganisms due to toxic components entering the water, leading to the separation (disintegration) of microorganisms to cope with this pressure.

So we take both the granular sludge and the effluent of the anaerobic tower for ATP analysis to obtain the ATP concentration of the granular sludge (agATP) and the ATP concentration of the microorganisms carried in the effluent of the anaerobic tower (tATP). Then, we calculate the proportion of ATP concentration in the granular sludge, which can be used to evaluate the situation of microbial digestion.

The criteria for judgment can refer to the following figure:
