Integrated reactor and method for treating nitrogen-containing organic wastewater
A technology of organic wastewater and reactors, which is applied in chemical instruments and methods, water/sewage treatment, water/sludge/sewage treatment, etc., can solve the problems of low removal efficiency of COD and total nitrogen, and reduce the toxicity of effluent and improve the operation efficiency. Convenience, the effect of inhibiting accumulation
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[0044] As shown in the accompanying drawings of the description, an electrochemical device for treating nitrogen-containing organic waste water is filled with waste iron filings in the extractable mesh-shaped solid-phase electrolyte storage tank, and the target waste water is injected from the water inlet tank 1 through the peristaltic pump 3 After the electrochemical reactor 7, turn on the power supply, electrolyze for 120min, static precipitation, the solid phase is discharged from the mud discharge port 11, and the liquid phase is taken to the dechlorination bed reactor 8 through the electrochemical reactor water outlet 13, after staying for 60min, pass Sampling was carried out at the outlet 14 of the dechlorination bed reactor to test the treatment effect.
[0045] Under the above conditions, the biochemical effluent of landfill leachate is selected as the experimental object (because it has all the characteristics of nitrogen-containing organic wastewater), after the sewag...
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[0047] The reactor is set up as in Example 1, taking the actual landfill leachate biochemical effluent as the experimental object (because it has all the characteristics of nitrogen-containing organic wastewater), after the sewage is treated by the reactor of the present invention, compared with the traditional one that only has the cathode plate and In the electrochemical reactor on the anode plate, the accumulation of chloroform, trichloroethane, trichlorophenol and trichloropicrin in the effluent is reduced by 25% (the accumulation of organic chlorine can be further reduced through optimization). At the same time, no trichloroacetic acid was detected in the effluent.
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