In this study, both nZVI and nZVI/Cu exhibited synergistic effects with anaerobic sludge on the treatment of dying wastewater. The decolorization rates in both systems were 17.04–21.97 % higher than that in the sludge alone system during the semi-continuous treatment process. The microbes could maintain their oxidation/antioxidation balance by increasing the activity of enzymes responsible for ROS elimination when nanomaterials were added. The microbial diversity analysis showed that the structure of the microbial community changed, and the dominant genuera were Ethanoligenens and Caproiciproducens. The addition of nanomaterials could help maintain the gas production efficiency of anaerobic sludge. During the last day of the treatment, 33.00 and 31.50 mL of gas could be collected from nZVI and nZVI/Cu addition system, respectively, while the gas production of “sludge alone” system had dropped to 8 mL/d. A ZVI-A/O MFC system was designed and built after optimization. During the continuous wastewater treatment process, the improved system could maintain the decolorization rate of dyes, the removal rates of COD and NH4+-N above 95 %, 85 % and 86 % respectively, which were all significantly higher than those of in the traditional reactors. Moreover, the electrons generated in the MFC system were mainly used for CH4 production.
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