A water flea domestication method and a method for using water fleas to carry out ecological restoration of water bodies containing factory sludge from sewage treatment plants
A sewage treatment plant, ecological restoration technology, applied in biological water/sewage treatment, water/sludge/sewage treatment, energy and wastewater treatment, etc. issues of survival
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[0055] The water flea domestication method of the present embodiment specifically comprises the following steps:
[0056] A: Collect some water fleas (Cladocera) in the wild;
[0057] B: Place the daphnia in a culture tank (there is a culture solution in the culture tank) for domestication and cultivation, and put the factory sludge bait of the sewage treatment plant into the culture tank to feed the daphnia.
[0058] B1: Repeat step B to continue culturing the water flea, and after the water flea reproduces for several generations, the domestication of the water flea is completed.
[0059]In this embodiment, preferably, the beneficial microorganisms are put into the water body, wherein the beneficial microorganisms can coexist with the water fleas in the intestinal tract of the water fleas, and can degrade the factory sewage of the sewage treatment plant absorbed by the water fleas in the intestinal tract of the water fleas. Harmful substances in mud. Because the number of ...
Embodiment 2
[0072] The water flea domestication method of the present embodiment specifically comprises the following steps:
[0073] A: Collect some water fleas (Cladocera) in the wild;
[0074] B: Place water fleas in the first culture pool and the second culture pool (there are culture fluids in the culture pools) for domestication and cultivation, and the culture fluids in the two culture pools contain the concentration value of 0.1 L / L of sewage treatment plant The initial temperature of the factory sludge bait is 18°C, and the concentration and water temperature of the factory sludge bait in the sewage treatment plant of the second cultivation tank remain unchanged;
[0075] Specifically:
[0076] B1: First, put water fleas into the first culture pool, the stocking density is 200-500 per liter of water, and domesticate and cultivate for 8 hours;
[0077] B2: Take out the daphnia, place it in the second culture tank, and cultivate it for 8 hours;
[0078] B3: Increase the temperat...
Embodiment 3
[0084] The water flea domestication method of the present embodiment specifically comprises the following steps:
[0085] A: Collect some water fleas (Cladocera) in the wild;
[0086] B: Place the daphnia in the first culture pool and the second culture pool (there is a culture solution in the culture tank) for domestication and cultivation, the culture solution in the first culture tank contains the concentration value of 0.1L / L For sludge, the initial temperature of the culture solution in the first culture tank is 31°C, and the initial temperature of the culture solution in the second culture tank is 18°C, and does not contain the factory sludge of the sewage treatment plant;
[0087] Specifically:
[0088] B1: First, put water fleas into the first culture pool, the stocking density is 200-500 per liter of water, and domesticate and cultivate for 8 hours;
[0089] B2: Take out the daphnia, place it in the second culture tank, and cultivate it for 8 hours;
[0090] B3: In...
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