Method for relieving blockage of constructed wetland
A technology for artificial wetlands and wetlands, applied in the field of water environment management, can solve the problems of destroying the biofilm of the wetland system, microbial inoculants and weak competition with the wetland indigenous microorganisms, changing the living environment of plant microorganisms in the wetland system, etc. substances, improve hydraulic conductivity, and improve the effect of microbial activity
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[0029] A method for relieving artificial wetland blockage, the steps are:
[0030] A. Plugging and dissolution: 3 artificial wetland simulation columns, the wetland water load is 0.3m 3 / (m 2 d). Rhamnolipids were used to dissolve the three blocked constructed wetlands, and rhamnolipids were added to the influent with concentrations of 0.09, 0.12 and 0.15 g / L, respectively. The rhamnolipid amphoteric groups interact with the wetland components respectively, destroying the structure of the extracellular polymer (EPS), and dispersing and solubilizing the large particle blockages connected by EPS.
[0031] B. The blockage is washed out of the wetland system: the influent water stays in the wetland for 20 hours, and after 20 hours, the wetland system is emptied for 3 or 4 or 5 hours. Excessively accumulated extracellular polymers are eluted, and the effluent carries the solubilized and dispersed plugs, restoring the wetland porosity and hydraulic conductivity.
[0032] C. Repe...
Embodiment 2
[0036] A method for relieving artificial wetland blockage, the steps are:
[0037] A. Blockage stripping: Rhamnolipid was used to dissolve 3 plugged artificial wetland simulation columns, and rhamnolipid was added to the influent water at concentrations of 0.09, 0.12, and 0.15g / L. The rhamnolipid amphoteric groups interact with the wetland components respectively to destroy the structure of the extracellular polymer, disperse and solubilize the large particle blockages connected by the extracellular polymer.
[0038] B. The blockage is washed out of the wetland system: the influent water stays in the wetland for 20 hours, and after 20 hours, the wetland system is emptied for 3 or 4 or 5 hours. Excessively accumulated extracellular polymers are eluted, and the effluent carries the solubilized and dispersed plugs, restoring the wetland porosity and hydraulic conductivity.
[0039] C. The dissolution effect produces a positive effect: the addition of rhamnolipids destroys the ex...
Embodiment 3
[0044] A method for relieving artificial wetland blockage, the steps are:
[0045] A. Clogging and stripping: use rhamnolipid to dissolve and strip three simulated wetland columns that have been plugged, and add rhamnolipid to the influent water at a concentration of 0.09, 0.12 and 0.15 g / L respectively. The rhamnolipid amphoteric groups interact with the wetland components respectively to destroy the structure of the extracellular polymer, disperse and solubilize the large particle blockages connected by the extracellular polymer.
[0046] B. The blockage is washed out of the wetland system: the influent water stays in the wetland for 20 hours, and after 20 hours, the wetland system is emptied for 3 or 4 or 5 hours. Excessively accumulated extracellular polymers are eluted, and the effluent carries the solubilized and dispersed plugs, restoring the wetland porosity and hydraulic conductivity.
[0047]C. The dissolution effect has a positive effect: the addition of rhamnolipi...
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