A new method of inhibiting the release of endogenous phosphorus in closed water by combined use of river clam and waterworm
A water worm and closed-type technology, applied in the field of environmental governance, can solve problems such as secondary pollution, water quality deterioration, and large resource investment, and achieve the effects of reducing treatment costs, promoting recovery, and reducing the frequency of dredging
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[0022] Example 1 Laboratory simulation experiment of sediment restoration
[0023] Two 2*1*1 plastic boxes are used as experimental simulation devices. The bottom mud at the bottom of each device is 15cm thick, and the bottom mud is taken from the campus river. Then add river water to a depth of 70cm. After 10 days of static cultivation, the nutrient exchange between the bottom mud and the overlying water was basically completed. The No. 1 device was used for restoration, and the No. 2 device was used as a control.
[0024] On the 11th day, in the No. 1 device, add 20,000 water silk worms, equal in size, each with a length of 2-3 cm. After 3 days, add 400 river clams, equal in size, each weighing 2-4g.
[0025] From the 15th day, the phosphorus concentration in the overlying water of the two devices was monitored. And every 10 days, the overlying water of the two devices is pumped out, and then the tap water that has been dried (dechlorinated) is added to accelerate the release ...
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