Layered double hydroxides for phosphorus recovery from lipid-rich waste anaerobic fermentation liquor.

J Environ Manage

College of Environmental Science and Engineering, Taiyuan University of Technology, 209 Daxue Road, Jinzhong, 030600, PR China.

Published: January 2023

This study aimed to extract orthophosphate (ortho-P) from lipid-rich waste AF liquor (AFL) by Mg/Al layered double hydroxides (Mg/Al LDHs) adsorption, evaluate the influence of carbonate and investigate adsorption mechanisms. The carbonate influence experiment using synthetic P-rich wastewater indicated that low carbonate level was favorable for P extraction by LDHs. And then, real AFL rich in volatile fatty acids (VFAs), carbonate and ortho-P was applied as adsorbate to explore the Mg/Al LDHs adsorption performance. Experimental results indicated that 4 g/L Mg/Al LDHs could extract 88.3% of ortho-P from the AFL with low carbonate level (4829.83 mg CaCO/L), and the adsorption quantity was 62.99 mg P/g LDHs, however, negligible VFAs were extracted. Kinetics and mechanisms analysis indicated that adsorption of P onto Mg/Al LDHs was a rapid physiochemical process, including ion exchange and surface adsorption. Finally, the nutrients release test confirmed the slow-release property of intercalated P.

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