活性污泥管理的新范式:一个可解释的框架,将机械动力学与数据驱动的替代模型集成在一起
Yaning Xiao1, Bowei Zhao1, Xiao Zhang1
1Taiyuan University of Technology, Taiyuan, 030024, PR China.
Environmental research
|November 29, 2025
概括
本研究引入了一种新的三层框架,用于管理活性污泥系统,整合知识和数据来预测和防止操作故障. 它通过提供早期预警和可解释的废水处理诊断来提高系统稳定性.
科学领域:
- 环境工程 环境工程
- 废水处理技术 废水处理技术
- 智能系统 智能系统
背景情况:
- 活性污泥系统对于废水处理至关重要,但由于纯数据驱动模型的静态值和局限性,容易出现运行不稳定.
- 现有的管理方法往往导致错误警报和缺乏解释性,阻碍了有效的流程控制.
研究的目的:
- 开发和验证三层智能管理框架,将知识驱动和数据驱动的方法结合起来,以实现稳定的活性污泥系统运行.
- 提高系统诊断的可靠性,并提供可解释的操作风险见解.
主要方法:
- 一个以知识为导向的层,使用带有微分方程的动态模型来确定泥体积指数 (SVI) 的理论平衡点 (SVIeq).
- 主要成分分析 (PCA) 用于从高维水质,微生物和细胞外聚合物物质 (EPS) 数据中提取关键信息.
- 一个数据驱动的代理诊断层,使用训练有素的随机森林分类器,对从SVI和SVIeq偏差获得的风险状态进行训练.
- SHAP (沙普利增材解释) 技术用于解释诊断结果并确定关键的操作因素.
主要成果:
- 动态模型成功地重现了历史的泥体积指数 (SVI) 趋势,建立了一个强大的"动态理论平衡点" (SVIeq).
- 随机森林代理模型实现了优异的分类性能,为系统恶化提供了可靠的早期警告.
- SHAP分析为诊断结果提供了精确的定量解释,突出了影响系统风险的关键操作因素.
结论:
- 综合的三层框架有效地解决了活性污泥系统中静态值和黑盒模型的局限性.
- 这种方法通过提供准确的早期预警和可解释的诊断来提高运营稳定性,促进主动管理.
- 该研究表明,将机械学理解与机器学习相结合,以实现先进的废水处理过程控制的价值.
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