Method for removing algae and peculiar smell by adding chlorine in water treatment process
A water treatment process and odor removal technology, which is applied in water/sewage multi-stage treatment, oxidized water/sewage treatment, water/sludge/sewage treatment, etc. It can solve the problem of insignificant algae odor effect and achieve good treatment effect. Effect
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[0027] Before the water treatment enters the coagulation sedimentation tank, add chlorine (liquid chlorine, add water through the rotor chlorinator; the addition is 0.3 g / ton of water, after 10 hours of reaction, the residual chlorine after precipitation is 0.05PPM, and the coagulation The precipitated water is filtered, sterilized, and transported to users. The treated drinking water meets the national drinking water standard, without algae-specific water odor, and the concentration of chloroform is qualified, which meets the national standard.
Embodiment 2
[0029] Add chlorine between the coagulation and precipitation process of water treatment (liquid chlorine, add water by rotor chlorinator; The addition is 0.4 g / ton of water, after reacting for 10 hours, the residual chlorine after precipitation is 0.06PPM, will coagulate The precipitated water is filtered, sterilized, and transported to users. The treated drinking water meets the national drinking water standard, without algae-specific water odor, and the concentration of chloroform is qualified, which meets the national standard.
Embodiment 3
[0031] Add chlorine (liquid chlorine, add in water by rotor chlorinator; add-on is 0.5 gram / ton of water) between the coagulation of water treatment and precipitation flow process, after reacting for 10 hours, residual chlorine after precipitation is 0.10PPM, mixes The condensed and precipitated water is then filtered, sterilized, and delivered to users. The treated drinking water has reached the national drinking water standard, without the unique water odor of algae, and the concentration of chloroform has passed the inspection, which meets the national standard.
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