Enhanced denitrification artificial wetland system using solar energy
A constructed wetland system and constructed wetland technology, applied in the field of sewage treatment, can solve the problems of insufficient electron donors, inability to meet microorganisms, affecting the total nitrogen in effluent, etc., and achieve the effect of overcoming the shortage of electron donors and reducing energy consumption.
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[0021] Example: The sewage enters from the water inlet 2, enters the artificial wetland 1 in the aeration section through the water distribution system 3, and the ammonia nitrogen in the sewage is quickly fixed on the matrix of the first packing layer 4 through ion exchange and adsorption, and then attached to the The nitrifying bacteria on the matrix in the first packing layer 4 are converted into nitrate nitrogen, and the aeration equipment 7 delivers air to the water through the main air supply pipe 8 and the air supply branch pipe 9, which can provide sufficient oxygen for the nitrifying bacteria to make them more efficient. Efficiently oxidize ammonia nitrogen into nitrate nitrogen. During operation, the gas supply of each gas supply branch pipe 9 can be controlled through the valve 10 according to the concentration of ammonia nitrogen in the sewage. In the wetland 11, the solar energy is converted into electric energy by the solar panel 13 and the solar controller 14 and ...
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