A photocatalytic system and application method for low-concentration ammonia nitrogen emission reduction in rice field drainage
A low-concentration ammonia nitrogen and photocatalytic technology, applied in the field of photocatalytic systems, can solve the problems of difficult powderization of photocatalysts, low quantum conversion efficiency, and difficulties in field power supply, and achieve the effects of wide application, low cost, and high solution cost
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[0044] Example 1 A photocatalytic system for rice field drainage with low concentration of ammonia nitrogen. The effect of different catalytic time to remove ammonia nitrogen
[0045] This embodiment examines the effect of a photocatalytic system for reducing the reduction of low-concentration ammonia nitrogen in rice field drainage with different catalytic times to remove ammonia nitrogen. The initial water sample of the experiment is 50mg·L -1 The ammonia nitrogen solution. The initial water sample was adjusted under the optimized pH and reaction temperature. The UV light source was irradiated for 2 hours, and the sample was taken every 20 minutes. After filtration, the ammonia nitrogen concentration in the water sample was determined. figure 1 Where t is the reaction time, and c is the ammonia nitrogen concentration removed during the reaction t. After 120 minutes of photocatalysis, nearly 50% of the ammonia nitrogen was decomposed.
Embodiment 2
[0046] Example 2 The removal effect of photocatalyst concentration on ammonia nitrogen in a photocatalytic system with low concentration of ammonia nitrogen for rice field drainage
[0047] This embodiment examines the removal effect of photocatalyst concentration on ammonia nitrogen in a photocatalytic system for reducing low-concentration ammonia nitrogen in rice field drainage. The specific operation method of this example is similar to that of Example 1. figure 2 . The result shows that the catalyst concentration is 1.0g·L -1 At this time, the photocatalytic removal effect of ammonia nitrogen was the best, and the removal rate of ammonia nitrogen reached 46%. If the catalyst concentration is too low or too high, the ammonia nitrogen removal effect will decrease.
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[0048] Example 3 The effect of the temperature of the reaction solution on the removal of ammonia in a photocatalytic system with low concentration of ammonia nitrogen for rice field drainage
[0049] This embodiment examines the effect of the temperature of the reaction solution on the removal of ammonia nitrogen in a photocatalytic system for reducing low-concentration ammonia nitrogen in rice field drainage. The specific operation mode of this embodiment is similar to that of Embodiment 1. The experimental results are as image 3 As shown, the removal rate of ammonia nitrogen increases with increasing temperature. The removal rate of ammonia nitrogen can reach 90% at 60°C and 60% at 40°C. In summer, the temperature in the field reactor can reach more than 40°C, which is a catalytic reaction. It provides suitable temperature conditions.
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