The present invention discloses a composite flow baffling
water treatment biomembrane reactor, which comprises a water inlet, a water outlet and a vent
nozzle, and is characterized in that a reactor is divided into relatively independent three zones such as an anoxia zone, an aerobic zone and a flat flow zone in a rectangular
pool through a flow inlet separator, a flow outlet separator and a flat flow plate; the anoxia zone comprises the horizontally-arranged flat flow plate, the flow inlet separator and the flow outlet separator, wherein the flow inlet separator and the flow outlet separator are connected with the lower sides of both ends of the flat flow plate, and a plurality of flow baffling plates are arranged between the flow inlet separator and the flow outlet separator; a width of the flat flow plate is the same as a width of the
pool; a width of the separator is the same as a width of the
pool, and a certain distance is arranged between the separator and the left pool wall, the separator and the right pool wall, and the separator and a pool bottom plate; the flow baffling plate has a porous structure, the upper end is connected with the flat flow plate, the lower end is connected with the pool bottom plate, one side is connected with the front pool wall or the rear pool wall, a gap is arranged between the other side and the rear pool wall or the front pool wall, and the adjacent flow baffling plates are arranged in a
dislocation manner; the aerobic zone is arranged between the flow outlet separator and the pool wall, the middle is provided with a porous carrier, and an
aeration head is arranged on the lower portion of the aerobic zone; and one side of the aerobic zone is provided with a circulating water pump. According to the present invention, the aerobic zone and the anoxia zone are separately and independently controlled, such that mutual interference can be reduced, a good treatment can be provided, a process is easy to operate, and the reactor can be applicable for bioremediations of
eutrophication water bodies,
aquaculture water bodies and even industrial
wastewater.