This invention relates to a multi-energy coupled self-driven
wastewater treatment and heat
recovery synergistic
system. It includes a
wastewater treatment component, a heat
recovery component, and a thermoelectric module. The
wastewater treatment component comprises a
flocculation chamber, a wastewater treatment chamber, and a flocculated particle collection chamber. The sidewall of the
flocculation chamber is equipped with a flexible diaphragm switch driven by
fluid pressure difference, enabling adaptive and precise dosing of flocculant. The flocculated particle collection chamber is equipped with a flocculated
particle capture plate triggered by particle gravity torque, achieving self-triggered
solid-liquid separation. The heat
recovery component suspends multiple
phase change heat storage rods via elastic ropes. The front end of each
phase change heat storage rod has a balance ball controlled by a positive arc temperature-sensing piezoelectric spring
signal, which, together with the elastic ropes, excites the
phase change heat storage rod to generate multi-degree-of-freedom oscillation, enhancing
heat transfer. The phase change heat storage rods have a built-in thermoelectric module that converts the
temperature difference energy and expansion
mechanical energy of the phase change process into electrical energy, providing self-powered operation for the
system. This achieves integrated, low-energy-consumption operation.