Method and system using advanced oxidation of hydroxyl free radicals to control invasion of marine non-indigenous organisms

Abstract

The invention discloses a method and system using advanced oxidation of hydroxyl free radicals to control the invasion of marine non-indigenous organisms, and relates to the fields of plasma chemistry, free radical biology, and marine environment ecology engineering. The system comprises a high concentration hydroxyl free radical generating unit, a liquid-liquid dissolving unit, a residual oxidant neutralizing unit, a central control system, a filter, a Venturi jetting unit, an alga-water quality-TRO detection facility, a ballast water storage chamber, a mechanical pump, a controller, a liquid flow meter, an electromagnetic valve, and a unit discharge valve; each unit is controlled by the central control system through the controller; the high concentration hydroxyl free radical generating unit is provided with a hydroxyl free radical generating facility, an air compressor, and an oxygen enricher; the liquid-liquid dissolving unit is provided with three liquid-liquid dissolving tanks and a residual gas eliminator; and the residual oxidant neutralizing unit is provided with a neutralizing agent storage tank.

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Technical field [0001] The invention relates to the fields of plasma chemistry, free radical biology and marine ecological environmental engineering, and in particular to a method and system for preventing and controlling the invasion of marine alien organisms by advanced oxidation of hydroxyl radicals. Background technique [0002] The invasive spread of marine alien organisms is one of the four major threats to the marine ecological environment. The abnormal reproduction of marine alien organisms in the new suitable living environment will cause catastrophic damage to the ecosystem of the coastal waters, and even lead to the extinction of local indigenous species, seriously threatening the safety of the marine ecosystem. The supply and discharge process of ship's ballast water is the most important way to cause marine organisms to spread between geographically isolated water bodies. The ballast water carried by ships around the world is about 10 billion tons every year, and th...

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Problems solved by technology

The problems of this method are high energy consumption, high risk, strong corrosion, and deposits are easy to form on the electrode surface

To sum up, at present, the technologies that can be applied to the prevention and control of alien marine organisms mainly exist: the algae spores and cysts with hard shells cannot be killed, the processing time is long, the dosage is large, the system is large and complex, and the energy consumption is high. Residual chemicals and chemical by-products endanger marine ecological security and other issues

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