Abstract
Considering there is no study involving simultaneous salt, sulfate and nitrogen removal from high-salinity mustard tuber wastewater (MTWW), biocathode microbial desalination cell (BMDC) was first constructed and used to treat MTWW. The results showed that 97.4% of salt, 99.7% of sulfate and 99.8% of nitrogen could be removed from MTWW. The relative abundances of electrgenic bacteria in anode and cathode were 15.95% and 15.10%, respectively, which greatly promoted the electricity generation and desalination. The bacteria involved in sulfate reduction in anode were the dominant population, with relative abundance of 13.94%. Microbial community analysis of cathode biofilm indicated that autotrophic nitrification-anaerobic denitrification, electrochemical reduction and anaerobic ammonium oxidation might coexist for high-efficiency nitrogen removal. Besides, the BMDC showed stable power output for 150 days. These findings provide a promising approach for efficient treatment of MTWW.
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