This invention relates to the field of
wastewater treatment technology, specifically a method for treating high-salt organic
wastewater containing polyenes and polyamines. This invention overcomes the problems of high
toxicity of polyenes and polyamines, easy complexation with catalysts, and low biochemical efficiency under high-salt conditions in
wastewater treatment. First, this invention utilizes
copper-supported cross-linked
chitosan to achieve specific complexation and
sedimentation of macromolecules, significantly reducing
toxicity. Then, it uses
oxygen-rich vacancy
titanium dioxide particle electrodes combined with
ultrasound to efficiently break stubborn C-N bonds. Next, bimetallic
catalytic ozone completely eliminates residual biotoxicity. Finally, iron-modified
biochar provides a salt-resistant microenvironment and
electron shuttle effect for salt-tolerant
bacteria, achieving deep mineralization and
denitrification of pollutants. This effectively solves the biochemical treatment problem under the dual stress of high salt and high
toxicity, resulting in stable
effluent quality.