Method utilizing charcoal to achieve rural non-point source pollution denitrogenating
A non-point source pollution, biochar technology, applied in biological water/sewage treatment, chemical instruments and methods, water/sludge/sewage treatment, etc., can solve problems such as single effective control, difficult to define pollution sources, and difficult to quantify. , to achieve the effect of low price, low cost and small amount of transformation
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[0022] Straw is used as raw material, and it is stored after being dried and weathered outdoors. The straw with low moisture content was put into a high-temperature-resistant airtight container, heated in a muffle furnace at 300°C for 3 hours in the absence of oxygen, and cooled naturally to room temperature to prepare biochar. The prepared biochar is pulverized, and the particle size is about 10mm. Find a water catchment area in the farmland around Beijing, mix biochar and soil at a mass ratio of about 1:4, then fill it under the reaction water catchment area, and connect a diversion pipe at the same time, so that samples can be quickly sampled by biological Sewage after charcoal treatment. When the rainy season comes, measure the ammonia nitrogen and nitrate nitrogen in the sewage flowing into the catchment area. After 30 days, take out the sewage from the diversion pipe to measure the total nitrogen (including ammonia nitrogen and nitrate nitrogen), and the final total nit...
Embodiment 2
[0024] Use straw as a raw material, dry it outdoors, and store it after weathering. The straw with low moisture content was put into a high-temperature-resistant airtight container, heated in a muffle furnace at 400°C for 4 hours in the absence of oxygen, and cooled naturally to room temperature to prepare biochar. The prepared biochar is pulverized, and the particle size is about 10mm. Find a water catchment area in the farmland around Beijing, mix biochar and soil at a mass ratio of about 1:4, then fill it under the reaction water catchment area, and connect a diversion pipe at the same time, so that samples can be quickly sampled by biological Sewage after charcoal treatment. When the rainy season comes, measure the ammonia nitrogen and nitrate nitrogen in the sewage flowing into the catchment area. After 30 days, take out the sewage from the diversion pipe to measure the total nitrogen (including ammonia nitrogen and nitrate nitrogen), and the final total nitrogen removal...
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[0026] Use straw as a raw material, dry it outdoors, and store it after weathering. The straw with low moisture content was put into a high-temperature-resistant airtight container, heated in a muffle furnace at 500 °C for 6 hours in the absence of oxygen, and naturally cooled to room temperature to prepare biochar. The prepared biochar is pulverized, and the particle size is about 10mm. Find a water catchment area in the farmland around Beijing, mix biochar and soil at a mass ratio of about 1:4, then fill it under the reaction water catchment area, and connect a diversion pipe at the same time, so that samples can be quickly sampled by biological Sewage after charcoal treatment. When the rainy season comes, measure the ammonia nitrogen and nitrate nitrogen in the sewage flowing into the catchment area. After 30 days, take out the sewage from the diversion pipe to measure the total nitrogen (including ammonia nitrogen and nitrate nitrogen), and the final total nitrogen remova...
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