Advanced garbage leachate treatment method
A landfill leachate and advanced treatment technology, applied in water/sewage treatment, chemical instruments and methods, multi-stage water/sewage treatment, etc., can solve problems that have not yet been reported in research, and achieve good controllability and energy utilization High, strong oxidative effect
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[0024] Using a 20×20mm BDD electrode as the anode, stainless steel of the same size as the cathode, and an electrode spacing of 10mm, electrochemical oxidation advanced treatment of landfill leachate biological water, COD is 564.9mg L -1 Around, the current density is 20mA·cm -2 . Samples were taken from the reactor every 2 hours to analyze the COD value, and the unit energy consumption was calculated. The experimental results are listed in Table 1. After 8 hours of electrolysis, the passing electricity is 2.56Ah L -1 , the COD of landfill leachate biological effluent was reduced to 275.5mg L -1 , reaching the national secondary emission standard (COD-1 ), the energy consumption is only 13.93kWh m -3 .
[0025] Table 1 The current density is 20mA·cm -2 COD and E in the biological effluent process of landfill leachate treated by BDD electrode electrochemical oxidation sp changes in
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[0028] Using a 20×20mm BDD electrode as the anode, stainless steel of the same size as the cathode, and an electrode spacing of 10mm, electrochemical oxidation advanced treatment of landfill leachate biological water, COD is 564.9mg L -1 Around, the current density is 40mA·cm -2 . Samples were taken from the reactor every 2 hours to analyze the COD value, and the unit energy consumption was calculated. The experimental results are listed in Table 2. After 8 hours of electrolysis, the passing electricity is 5.12Ah L -1 , the COD of landfill leachate biological effluent was reduced to 89.0mg L -1 , reaching the national first-level emission standard (COD-1 ), while the energy consumption is only 34.79kWh m -3 .
[0029] Table 2 The current density is 40mA·cm -2 COD and E in the biological effluent process of landfill leachate treated by BDD electrode electrochemical oxidation sp changes in
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