Method for pre-treating seawater by flow-raising biological active carbon filtering pool
A biological activated carbon and pretreatment technology, applied in the direction of sustainable biological treatment, biological water/sewage treatment, seawater treatment, etc., to achieve the effects of reducing production, good effluent quality, and increasing biological adsorption load
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[0010] Example 1: Treatment of seawater containing low concentrations of organic matter. Complete according to the following steps: ① Sand settling, that is, remove large particles of inorganic matter and silt in seawater; ② Rapid filtration (quick filter), that is, to further remove suspended substances that cannot be removed through the sand settling process and can cause blockage of the activated carbon filter; ③The seawater after removing sand and suspended solids is passed into the biological activated carbon filter for the third step of treatment, and the dissolved organic pollutants in the seawater are removed or transformed; ④The seawater treated by the biological activated carbon filter is recycled Filter further and get water out. The hydraulic retention time (HRT) of the above-mentioned biological activated carbon filter is 0.5-2 hours. This process can effectively remove suspended solids, colloidal substances, dissolved organic pollutants, microorganisms, bacteria,...
Embodiment 2
[0011] Example 2: Treatment of seawater containing high concentrations of organic matter. Complete according to the following steps: ① Sand settling, that is, remove large particles of inorganic matter and silt in seawater; ② Pass the desanded seawater into the biological activated carbon filter for treatment, and the dissolved organic pollutants in the seawater are removed or transformation; ③The seawater treated by the biological activated carbon filter is further filtered to produce water. The hydraulic retention time HRT of the above-mentioned biological activated carbon filter is 0.5-1 hour. This process can effectively remove suspended solids, dissolved organic pollutants, colloidal substances, microorganisms, bacteria, ammonia nitrogen, etc. in seawater.
Embodiment 3
[0012] Example 3: Treatment of seawater containing high concentrations of organic matter and suspended matter. Complete according to the following steps: ① Sand settling, that is, remove large particles of inorganic matter and silt in seawater; ② Rapid filtration (quick filter), that is, to further remove suspended substances that cannot be removed through the sand settling process and can cause blockage of the activated carbon filter; ③The seawater after removing sand and suspended solids is passed into the biological activated carbon filter for treatment, and the dissolved organic pollutants in the seawater are removed or transformed; ④The seawater treated by the biological activated carbon filter is further filtered , out of the water. The hydraulic retention time HRT of the above-mentioned biological activated carbon filter is 0.25-1 hour. This process can effectively remove suspended solids, dissolved organic pollutants, colloidal substances, microorganisms, bacteria, am...
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