The application relates to the technical field of
water treatment, and discloses an iron-carbon reinforced composite COD (
Chemical Oxygen Demand) reduction filler and a preparation method thereof, which comprises the following steps: placing elemental
sulfur in a heating reactor to melt the elemental
sulfur, stirring to obtain a molten
sulfur phase containing an alkali source, adding iron-loaded
activated carbon to blend to obtain a high-temperature paste material, injecting the paste material into a sheet-shaped mold to be cooled and solidified to be formed, and demolding. Through the use of elemental sulfur to form a
solid continuous phase skeleton, the slow-release alkali source and the iron-loaded
activated carbon are networked and fixed inside the elemental sulfur, the internal component loss speed is delayed, the physical and
chemical structure is maintained to be complete, and an integrated particle structure is formed. The slow-release alkali source is used to release
alkalinity to neutralize the acidity accumulation of the
reaction interface, buffer the pH fluctuation in
wastewater treatment, and hinder the generation of a dense
passivation film on the iron surface. The filler can increase the contact area between
wastewater and catalytic sites, reduce the fluid resistance of
wastewater, and alleviate the flow channel blockage problem caused by
flocculation accumulation in long-term operation.