This utility model relates to the field of water purification technology, and more particularly to a slow
filtration water purification device based on a
biofilm attached to
activated carbon. It includes a first shell and a second shell, connected by a connecting
pipe. The first shell contains an
activated carbon-coated felt
anode layer and an
activated carbon-coated felt
cathode layer. Both the first and second shells contain a
quartz sand-modified activated
carbon layer. A ring-shaped water
distributor is positioned above the
quartz sand-modified activated
carbon layer, and a lower pad layer is positioned below it. An
ultraviolet lamp is also installed inside the second shell. This utility model, by attaching a
biofilm to the surface of activated carbon, utilizes the metabolic and
biodegradation capabilities of microorganisms. Simultaneously, it combines the
treated water flow with the activated carbon, and through the synergistic effect of the
biofilm and adsorption, improves the removal rate of harmful substances in the water, enhances the removal capacity for various pollutants, and improves water purification efficiency and quality.