Energy-saving variable frequency artificial wetland water treatment system

Abstract

The invention relates to an energy-saving variable frequency artificial wetland water treatment system, which comprises an artificial wetland main body, an earth surface water area and a lifting pumparranged between the earth surface water area and the artificial wetland main body, wherein the water outlet end of the lifting pump is connected to the water distribution pipe in the artificial wetland main body, the water outlet position of the water collection pipe in the artificial wetland main body is provided with a water quality monitoring sensor, the water quality monitoring sensor is electrically connected to a water quality monitoring unit, the artificial wetland water treatment system further comprises a control unit, and the control unit acquires the water quality data of the wateroutlet in the water quality monitoring unit and controls the operating frequency of the lifting pump in a variable frequency manner according to the water quality data. According to the present invention, the structural design of the energy-saving variable frequency artificial wetland water treatment system is simple and reasonable; and by adopting the variable frequency control technology, the on-demand operation of the lifting pump is achieved, the daily processing capacity of the wetland is increased, and the long-term safe and efficient operation of the wetland is ensured.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of sewage treatment, in particular to an energy-saving frequency conversion artificial wetland water treatment system. Background technique [0002] Constructed wetland is a kind of structure constructed by using engineering means to simulate natural wetland system for sewage treatment, which has the characteristics of high efficiency and low consumption. Since the 1970s, this technology has been widely used in the treatment of various wastewater, especially in the treatment of rural domestic sewage. [0003] For the effluent quality of constructed wetlands, factors affecting the treatment effect of constructed wetlands include hydraulic load (HLR), hydraulic retention time (HRT), climate, raw water quality, plants, and ambient temperature. According to the current status of the existing constructed wetland technology, the decontamination efficiency of the wetland is only 32% of its function, and the main limiting fa...

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Problems solved by technology

[0005] In order to ensure stable effluent water quality, you can consider adjusting the flow rate to ensure the hydraulic retention time, but what affects the flow rate is the lift pump placed at the entrance of the constructed wetland. The lift pump has only one working current and frequency, which cannot be changed in practical applications. In actual use, most of them adopt relatively exte

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