Comprehensive processing method of aquiculture sewerage

Abstract

The invention relates to a comprehensive treatment method of aquiculture sewage comprising the following steps: providing a ecological treatment pool, discharging the aquaculture sewage into the ecological treatment pool, then inoculating photosynthetic bacteria and chlorella to reach a first ecological environment; inoculating rotifer and moina macrocopa to reach a second ecological environment; drying the rotifer and daphnias at a low temperature after collecting the same to obtain the solid products; discharging the filtrate after ozone treatment; supplementing new aquiculture sewage into the ecological treatment pool and repeating the above treatment. The method of the invention constructs an integration technology system about physicochemical, biology, ecological combinative technology and provides feasible technical support for the sustainable development of the intensive breeding industry and the establishment of the circular economy mode.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the field of aquaculture and relates to a treatment method for aquaculture sewage. Background technique [0002] With the continuous expansion of aquaculture scale and the rapid increase of output, a series of ecological and environmental problems have gradually emerged. The residual bait, wreckage, fish and shrimp excrement produced in aquaculture will cause self-pollution in aquaculture, especially with the intensive development of aquaculture, the breeding density and feeding amount will increase greatly, and the amount of residual bait and fish excretion The number of animals has also increased accordingly, and the breeding pollution has become more serious. In marine fish farming, its metabolites account for 20% to 35% of the feeding amount, and the residual bait is 10% to 40% of the feeding amount, which are directly discharged into the water body, thereby reducing dissolved oxygen in the water, ammonia nitrogen, nitrous...

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Problems solved by technology

However, the use of algae-rotifer-copepod food chain ecosystems to directly recycle nitrogen and phosphorus nutrients from aquaculture wastewater has not yet been studied.

[0011] To sum up, the current research and practice of aquaculture sewage treatment technology still focus on the removal of pollutants, using a single treatment method or a simple combination, there is no proper solution to the pollution of antibiotics and heavy