Disinfectant for pond water body

Abstract

The invention relates to a disinfectant for a pond water body, comprising the following components in parts by weight: 10-100 parts of potassium ferrate, 100-300 parts of polymeric aluminium, 200-500 parts of polymeric ferric sulphate and 100-700 parts of clinoptilolite. Ferrate used in the invention is taken as a non-chlorine water treatment agent, bacteria, viruses and algaes in water can be rapidly killed, organic matters, inorganic matters and heavy metal ions in the water also can be removed, and the effects of disinfection, decolourization, deodorization and coagulation assistant can be realized. The disinfectant for the pond water body disclosed by the invention has reasonable components and low cost, is simple to prepare and is convenient to use, development and application curative effects are assured, toxic and side effects are small, and application range is wide.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of aquaculture, in particular to a pond water disinfectant. Background technique [0002] With the continuous enhancement of people's awareness of health care, the quality of aquatic products is directly related to people's health issues, thus putting forward higher requirements for aquatic product disinfectants. Since 1980, the selection of water disinfection has gradually transitioned from the common use of bleaching powder to sodium dichloroisocyanurate and sodium trichloroisocyanurate, bromine preparations, iodine preparations, or compound disinfection with such raw materials as the main components. These disinfectants will cause different degrees of harm to the water environment during use. [0003] Some organochlorine compounds are very stable in the environment, such as polychlorinated biphenyls (PCD), DDT, and HCH, etc. Since the production was stopped, high residues can still be detected in water bodies, sed...

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Problems solved by technology

[0003] Some organochlorine compounds are very stable in the environment, such as polychlorinated biphenyls (PCD), DDT, and HCH, etc. Since the production was stopped, high residues can still be detected in water bodies, sediments, and organisms; Some disinfectants containing chlorine and bromine will produce organic carcinogens such as chloroform and bromoform when used, and produce a large amount of trihalomethanes (THMs) at the same time, which not only affects water quality, but also has strong stimulation and carcinogenic effects on aquatic animals. A direct threat to people's physical and mental health

If these disinfectants are used for a long time, it will lead to increased mutation of drug-resistant strains and viruses, making it more difficult for people to control breeding diseases