Free ammonia（FA） inhibition on nitrite-oxidized bacteria（NOB） and real-time control are used to achieve nitrogen removal from landfill leachate via nitrite pathway at low temperatures in sequencing batch reactor. ...Free ammonia（FA） inhibition on nitrite-oxidized bacteria（NOB） and real-time control are used to achieve nitrogen removal from landfill leachate via nitrite pathway at low temperatures in sequencing batch reactor. The inhibition of FA on NOB activity during the aerobic period was prolonged using real-time control. The degree of nitrite accumulation was monitored along with variations of the ammonia-oxidizing bacteria and NOB population using fluorescence in situ hybridization techniques. It is demonstrated that the end-point of ammonia oxidization is detected from the on-line measured dissolved oxygen,oxidization–reduction potential, and p H signals, which could avoid the loss the FA inhibition on NOB caused by excess aeration. At low temperature（13.0–17.6°C）, the level of nitrite pathway rapidly increased from 19.8% to 90%, suggesting that nitritation was successfully started up at low temperature by applying syntrophic association of the FA inhibition and real-time control, and then this high level of nitrite pathway was stably maintained for as long as 233 days. Mechanism analysis shows that the establishment of nitritation was primarily the result of predominant ammonia-oxidizing bacteria developed in the nitrifying bacteria population compared to NOB. This was mainly due to a gradual reduction of nitrite amount that is available to provide energy for the growth of NOB,eventually leading to the elimination of NOB from the bacterial clusters in sequencing batch reactor sludge system.展开更多
Nitrite accumulation in shrimp ponds can pose serious adverse effects to shrimp production and the environment.This study aims to develop an effective process for the enrichment of ready-to-use nitrite-oxidizing bacte...Nitrite accumulation in shrimp ponds can pose serious adverse effects to shrimp production and the environment.This study aims to develop an effective process for the enrichment of ready-to-use nitrite-oxidizing bacteria（NOB）inocula that would be appropriate for nitrite removal in brackish shrimp ponds.To achieve this objective,the effects of nitrite concentrations on NOB communities and nitrite oxidation kinetics in a brackish environment were investigated.Moving-bed biofilm sequencing batch reactors and continuous moving-bed biofilm reactors were used for the enrichment of NOB at various nitrite concentrations,using sediment from brackish shrimp ponds as seed inoculum.The results from NOB population analysis with quantitative polymerase chain reaction（q PCR）show that only Nitrospira were detected in the sediment from the shrimp ponds.After the enrichment,both Nitrospira and Nitrobacter coexisted in the reactors controlling effluent nitrite at 0.1 and 0.5 mg-NO2^--N/L.On the other hand,in the reactors controlling effluent nitrite at 3,20,and 100 mg-NO2^--N/L,Nitrobacter outcompeted Nitrospira in many orders of magnitude.The half saturation coefficients（Ks）for nitrite oxidation of the enrichments at low nitrite concentrations（0.1 and 0.5 mg-NO2^--N/L）were in the range of 0.71–0.98 mg-NO2^--N/L.In contrast,the Ksvalues of NOB enriched at high nitrite concentrations（3,20,and 100 mg-NO2^--N/L）were much higher（8.36–12.20 mg-NO2^--N/L）.The results suggest that the selection of nitrite concentrations for the enrichment of NOB inocula can significantly influence NOB populations and kinetics,which could affect the effectiveness of their applications in brackish shrimp ponds.展开更多
Geochronology of oil-gas accumulation （OGA） is a challenging subject of petroleum geology in multi-cycle superimposed basins.By K-Ar dating of authigenic illite （AI） and fluid inclusion （FI） analysis combined wi...Geochronology of oil-gas accumulation （OGA） is a challenging subject of petroleum geology in multi-cycle superimposed basins.By K-Ar dating of authigenic illite （AI） and fluid inclusion （FI） analysis combined with apatite fission track （AFT） thermal modeling,a case study of constraining the OGA times of the Permian reservoirs in northeast Ordos basin （NOB） has been conducted in this paper.AI dating of the Permian oil-gas-bearing sandstone core-samples shows a wide time domain of 178-108 Ma.The distribution of the AI ages presents 2-stage primary OGA processes in the Permian reservoirs,which developed in the time domains of 175-155 Ma and 145-115 Ma with 2-peak ages of 165 Ma and 130 Ma,respectively.The FI temperature peaks of the samples and their projected ages on the AFT thermal path not only present two groups with a low and a high peak temperatures in ranges of 90-78℃ and 125-118℃,respectively corresponding to 2-stage primary OGA processes of 162-153 Ma and 140-128 Ma in the Permian reservoirs,but also appear a medium temperature group with the peak of 98℃ in agreement with a secondary OGA process of c.～30 Ma in the Upper Permian reservoirs.The integrated analysis of the AI and FI ages and the tectono-thermal evolution reveals that the Permian reservoirs in the NOB experienced at least 2-stage primary OGA processes of 165-153 Ma and 140-128 Ma in agreement with the subsidence thermal process of the Mid-Early Jurassic and the tectono-thermal event of the Early Cretaceous.Then,the Upper Permian reservoirs further experienced at least 1-stage secondary OGA process of c.～30 Ma in coincidence with a critical tectonic conversion between the slow and the rapid uplift processes from the Late Cretaceous to Neogene.展开更多
Comammox Nitrospira clade A and B showed contrasting responses to citrus planting.54d9-like AOA and Nitrobacter-NOB dominated in the 5Y and 10Y soils.Nitrososphaera-like AOA and Nitrospira-like NOB dominated in the 20...Comammox Nitrospira clade A and B showed contrasting responses to citrus planting.54d9-like AOA and Nitrobacter-NOB dominated in the 5Y and 10Y soils.Nitrososphaera-like AOA and Nitrospira-like NOB dominated in the 20Y and 30Y soils.Soil pH and P content were the major factors shaping nitrifying communities.展开更多
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (Nos. 51168028, 51168027)the Science and Technique Foundation Project for Youth of Gansu Province (No. 1107RJYA279)
文摘Free ammonia（FA） inhibition on nitrite-oxidized bacteria（NOB） and real-time control are used to achieve nitrogen removal from landfill leachate via nitrite pathway at low temperatures in sequencing batch reactor. The inhibition of FA on NOB activity during the aerobic period was prolonged using real-time control. The degree of nitrite accumulation was monitored along with variations of the ammonia-oxidizing bacteria and NOB population using fluorescence in situ hybridization techniques. It is demonstrated that the end-point of ammonia oxidization is detected from the on-line measured dissolved oxygen,oxidization–reduction potential, and p H signals, which could avoid the loss the FA inhibition on NOB caused by excess aeration. At low temperature（13.0–17.6°C）, the level of nitrite pathway rapidly increased from 19.8% to 90%, suggesting that nitritation was successfully started up at low temperature by applying syntrophic association of the FA inhibition and real-time control, and then this high level of nitrite pathway was stably maintained for as long as 233 days. Mechanism analysis shows that the establishment of nitritation was primarily the result of predominant ammonia-oxidizing bacteria developed in the nitrifying bacteria population compared to NOB. This was mainly due to a gradual reduction of nitrite amount that is available to provide energy for the growth of NOB,eventually leading to the elimination of NOB from the bacterial clusters in sequencing batch reactor sludge system.
基金supported by the National Research University Project,Office of Higher Education Commission(No.WCU-014-FW-57)
文摘Nitrite accumulation in shrimp ponds can pose serious adverse effects to shrimp production and the environment.This study aims to develop an effective process for the enrichment of ready-to-use nitrite-oxidizing bacteria（NOB）inocula that would be appropriate for nitrite removal in brackish shrimp ponds.To achieve this objective,the effects of nitrite concentrations on NOB communities and nitrite oxidation kinetics in a brackish environment were investigated.Moving-bed biofilm sequencing batch reactors and continuous moving-bed biofilm reactors were used for the enrichment of NOB at various nitrite concentrations,using sediment from brackish shrimp ponds as seed inoculum.The results from NOB population analysis with quantitative polymerase chain reaction（q PCR）show that only Nitrospira were detected in the sediment from the shrimp ponds.After the enrichment,both Nitrospira and Nitrobacter coexisted in the reactors controlling effluent nitrite at 0.1 and 0.5 mg-NO2^--N/L.On the other hand,in the reactors controlling effluent nitrite at 3,20,and 100 mg-NO2^--N/L,Nitrobacter outcompeted Nitrospira in many orders of magnitude.The half saturation coefficients（Ks）for nitrite oxidation of the enrichments at low nitrite concentrations（0.1 and 0.5 mg-NO2^--N/L）were in the range of 0.71–0.98 mg-NO2^--N/L.In contrast,the Ksvalues of NOB enriched at high nitrite concentrations（3,20,and 100 mg-NO2^--N/L）were much higher（8.36–12.20 mg-NO2^--N/L）.The results suggest that the selection of nitrite concentrations for the enrichment of NOB inocula can significantly influence NOB populations and kinetics,which could affect the effectiveness of their applications in brackish shrimp ponds.
基金supported by the National Basic Research Program of China (No.2003CB2146007)the Special Research Fund for the Doctoral Program of Colleges and Universities of the National Education Ministry of China (No. 20116101110006)+2 种基金the Key Project of Natural Science Basic Research Plan in Shaanxi Province of China (No.2012JZ5001)the Oil-gas Survey Project of China Geological Survey Bureau (1212011220761)the Preferred Foundation of Study Abroad Returnees of the Human Resources and Social Security of China
文摘Geochronology of oil-gas accumulation （OGA） is a challenging subject of petroleum geology in multi-cycle superimposed basins.By K-Ar dating of authigenic illite （AI） and fluid inclusion （FI） analysis combined with apatite fission track （AFT） thermal modeling,a case study of constraining the OGA times of the Permian reservoirs in northeast Ordos basin （NOB） has been conducted in this paper.AI dating of the Permian oil-gas-bearing sandstone core-samples shows a wide time domain of 178-108 Ma.The distribution of the AI ages presents 2-stage primary OGA processes in the Permian reservoirs,which developed in the time domains of 175-155 Ma and 145-115 Ma with 2-peak ages of 165 Ma and 130 Ma,respectively.The FI temperature peaks of the samples and their projected ages on the AFT thermal path not only present two groups with a low and a high peak temperatures in ranges of 90-78℃ and 125-118℃,respectively corresponding to 2-stage primary OGA processes of 162-153 Ma and 140-128 Ma in the Permian reservoirs,but also appear a medium temperature group with the peak of 98℃ in agreement with a secondary OGA process of c.～30 Ma in the Upper Permian reservoirs.The integrated analysis of the AI and FI ages and the tectono-thermal evolution reveals that the Permian reservoirs in the NOB experienced at least 2-stage primary OGA processes of 165-153 Ma and 140-128 Ma in agreement with the subsidence thermal process of the Mid-Early Jurassic and the tectono-thermal event of the Early Cretaceous.Then,the Upper Permian reservoirs further experienced at least 1-stage secondary OGA process of c.～30 Ma in coincidence with a critical tectonic conversion between the slow and the rapid uplift processes from the Late Cretaceous to Neogene.
基金supported by the National Key Research and Development Program of China(2021YFD1700900)the National Natural Science Foundation of China(42007033)+1 种基金the Scientific and Technological Key Projects of Henan Province(232102320117)the Natural Science Foundation of Henan Province(222300420464).
文摘Comammox Nitrospira clade A and B showed contrasting responses to citrus planting.54d9-like AOA and Nitrobacter-NOB dominated in the 5Y and 10Y soils.Nitrososphaera-like AOA and Nitrospira-like NOB dominated in the 20Y and 30Y soils.Soil pH and P content were the major factors shaping nitrifying communities.
