Combined constructed wetland treatment method and system for nitrobenzene wastewater

Abstract

The invention belongs to the field of sewage treatment, and relates to a combined constructed wetland ecological treatment method and system for nitrobenzene wastewater. The system comprises a horizontal subsurface flow constructed wetland anaerobic bed (6), a tidal flow constructed wetland aerobic bed (11) and a deflection funnel type intermittent quantitative water feeder (9), wherein the anaerobic bed (6) is communicated with a precipitation tank (2) through a water inlet pipe provided with a water pump (3); wetland plants (5) are grown on the anaerobic bed (6); the aerobic bed (11) is composed of an upper tidal flow constructed wetland fine sand layer (10) and a lower high-adsorbability substrate layer; a siphon drainage pipe (14) is arranged at the water outlet of the aerobic bed (11); and the outlet of the siphon drainage pipe (14) is connected with the precipitation tank through an automatic flow-averaging regulator (12) and an automatic return pipe (13). The invention provides a horizontal subsurface flow-tidal flow combined constructed wetland ecological nitrobenzene treatment system according to the concept of complementary advantages.

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Technical field

[0001] The invention belongs to the field of sewage treatment, and specifically relates to a combined artificial wetland ecological treatment method and system for nitrobenzene wastewater. Background technique

[0002] Nitrobenzene is an important fine chemical intermediate and chemical raw material in the organic chemical industry. It can be used to synthesize fuels, medicines, pesticides, rubber, synthetic detergents, explosives and petrochemical products. However, nitrobenzene is a highly toxic chemical with strong carcinogenic and mutagenicity. Long-term human intake can cause skin inflammation, anemia, liver damage, and neurasthenia. Therefore, nitrobenzene is listed in my country. Priority control of environmental pollutants. Nitrobenzene is often discharged into environmental water bodies along with untreated sewage from explosive plants, organic chemical plants, or plastic manufacturing plants. The annual output of nitrobenzene in my country exceeds 800,0...

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