Slow oxygen releasing material for repairing underground water and preparation method for slow oxygen releasing material
A technology for groundwater remediation and slow-release oxygen, applied in aerobic process treatment, sustainable biological treatment, etc., can solve the problems of short oxygen-releasing cycle of oxygen-releasing materials, high pH value of groundwater, low strength of oxygen-releasing materials, etc. Low, no environmental pollution, obvious advantages
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Embodiment 1
[0030] Proportion The slow-release oxygen material for groundwater restoration of the present invention, the weight ratio of each component in the core material is: 60% magnesium peroxide; 12% ordinary Portland cement, 8% attapulgite; 4% kaolin, 6% Tourmaline; 3% quartz sand, 7% diatomaceous earth.
[0031] The shell material is added, and the weight ratio of the components of the shell material is: 12% ordinary portland cement, 31% montmorillonite; 15% fly ash, 35% tourmaline; 2% quartz sand, 5% diatomite.
[0032] Wherein, the particle diameter of the core is 0.5 cm, and the thickness of the shell is 0.05 cm. The spherical material is placed in a closed space for curing for 2 days.
[0033] The particle strength is about 30N when the particle size is 0.55cm. In the static test with an dosage of 2g / L, the dissolved oxygen reached a static equilibrium of 10mg / L in 20 days, the pH was 10.3-10.5, and the oxygen release cycle was 6 months. In the dynamic test with a flow rate ...
Embodiment 2
[0035] Proportion The slow-release oxygen material for groundwater restoration of the present invention, the weight ratio of each component in the core material is: 50% magnesium peroxide; 11% ordinary portland cement, 11% composite portland cement, 10% attapulgite Stone; 3% kaolin, 3% tourmaline, 2% fly ash; 3% quartz sand, 2% diatomaceous earth, 5% expanded perlite.
[0036] Add the shell material, the weight ratio of each component of the shell material is: 12% ordinary Portland cement, 10% composite Portland cement, 10% attapulgite, 11% montmorillonite; 15% fly ash, 20% Tourmaline, 15% kaolin; 2% quartz sand, 2% diatomaceous earth, 3% expanded perlite.
[0037] Among them, the core particle diameter is 0.67cm, and the shell thickness is 0.05cm. The spherical material was placed in a closed space for curing for 3 days.
[0038] The particle strength is about 25N when the particle size is 0.72cm. In the static test with an dosage of 2g / L, the dissolved oxygen reached a st...
Embodiment 3
[0040] Proportioning The slow-release oxygen material for groundwater restoration of the present invention, the weight proportion of each composition in the core material is: 80% calcium peroxide, 10% ordinary Portland cement, 1% kaolin, 9% diatomaceous earth slow-release oxygen core material.
[0041] The shell material is added, and the weight ratio of the components of the shell material is: 40% montmorillonite, 10% diatomite, and 50% tourmaline.
[0042] Among them, the core particle diameter is 0.7cm, and the shell thickness is 0.05cm. The spherical material is placed in a closed space for curing for 2 days.
[0043] The particle strength is about 25N when the particle size is 0.75cm. In the static test with an dosage of 2g / L, the dissolved oxygen reached a static equilibrium of 10.5mg / L in 18 days, the pH was 10.6-10.8, and the oxygen release cycle was 6 months. In the dynamic test with a flow rate of 5ml / min and a dosage of 40g, the dissolved oxygen in the effluent i...
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