Method for controlling water eutrophication by using hydrogen nitrate and formic acid
A technology for eutrophication and eutrophication of water bodies, applied in chemical instruments and methods, neutralized water/sewage treatment, water/sewage treatment, etc. The implementation cost is expensive and other problems, to achieve the effect of improving redox conditions, convenient implementation, and reducing the formation and release of odorous substances
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[0022] In a transparent plexiglass column with a diameter of 5 cm and a height of 200 cm, the bottom is 0-20 cm of the surface sediment of Meiliang Bay, Taihu Lake, and the water is 160 cm deep. The pH of the overlying water is 8.9, NH 4 + -N and NO 3 — The contents of N, water-soluble P and COD were 1.0, 1.0, 0.2 and 23.8 mg / L, respectively, and the concentration of chloroplast a was 18.7 mg / m 3 .
[0023] In the first set of treatments, the pH was less than 6.5 after adding 1.2 mM nitric acid and 0.3 mM formic acid to the overlying water;
[0024] In the second set of treatments, 1 N nitric acid was injected at a depth of 10 cm in the sediment so that the average concentration of nitrate in the 0-20 cm sediment was 30 mM;
[0025] In the third group of treatments, in addition to adding 1.2 mM nitric acid and 0.3 mM formic acid to the overlying water, 1 N nitric acid was injected at a depth of 10 cm in the sediment, so that the average concentration of nitrate in the 0-2...
Embodiment 2
[0030] For eutrophic water bodies affected by periodic outbreaks of cyanobacteria, slow water body exchange, effective control of exogenous phosphorus input but serious endogenous phosphorus pollution, such as drinking water bodies, aquaculture water bodies and landscapes that have lost their application value due to severe eutrophication Water body, add nitric acid and formic acid to the water body to reduce the pH of the water body, so that the average pH of the water body under light conditions is below 8.0, improve the redox state of the water-sediment interface, and reduce the generation of cyanobacteria blooms and odor substances Formation and release; then improve the redox status of the water body-sediment interface, reduce the intensity and channel of cyanobacterial blooms and finally eliminate cyanobacterial blooms.
[0031] The periods of adding nitric acid and formic acid to the treated water can be:
[0032] In the low temperature season with slow algae growth, ad...
Embodiment 3
[0039]For eutrophic water bodies affected by periodic outbreaks of cyanobacteria, slow water body exchange, effective control of exogenous phosphorus input but serious endogenous phosphorus pollution, such as drinking water bodies, aquaculture water bodies and landscapes that have lost their application value due to severe eutrophication For water bodies, nitric acid is added to the sediment interface of 10-50 cm, the nitric acid added to the sediment improves the redox state of the water-sediment interface, reduces the formation and release of odorous substances in the water body, and enhances the stability of phosphorus in the sediment . This in turn improves the redox status at the water-sediment interface, reduces the intensity of cyanobacterial blooms and eliminates cyanobacterial blooms.
[0040] The period of adding nitric acid to the sediment: the non-explosion period of cyanobacteria between autumn and spring is the best. After the addition of nitric acid, the averag...
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