Double-channel microbial sensor type BOD (Biochemical Oxygen Demand) rapid tester for emergency detection

Abstract

The invention relates to a double-channel microbial sensor type BOD (Biochemical Oxygen Demand) rapid tester for emergency detection. The tester is characterized in that a constant-temperature heatingunit is additionally provided with a water bath tank, and a tank high-limit liquid level sensor, a tank low-limit liquid level sensor, a tank water temperature sensor and a tank outlet liquid temperature sensor are arranged; two microbial sensor detection units are arranged and fixedly installed on a flip cover of the water bath tank, and an elastic flexible flat-bottom film protection disc witha disc bottom hole formed in the center is additionally arranged; two gas inlet and liquid inlet units are arranged, gas flow meters and liquid inlet peristaltic pumps capable of automatically adjusting the speed are additionally arranged on two gas inlet pipes, and a mixed gas-liquid inlet pipe enters the water bath tank and penetrates through water through a solenoid structure; and displays of an electrical control unit comprise a tank water temperature display, a touch screen display and a peristaltic pump rotating speed display, a buzzer for liquid level overrun alarming is additionally arranged, and an electrical control main board is a multifunctional control main board for controlling temperature, liquid level and operation. The tester has the beneficial effect that the requirementsof BOD emergency detection on rapidness, accuracy and safety are met.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to an instrument device for measuring biochemical oxygen demand in water bodies, in particular to a dual-channel microbial sensor type rapid BOD detector for emergency detection. Background technique [0002] Biochemical Oxygen Demand (hereinafter referred to as BOD) is the amount of dissolved oxygen consumed by microbial metabolism, which is used to indirectly indicate the degree of water pollution by organic matter. Its definition is: within a certain period of time, The amount of free oxygen consumed by aerobic microorganisms to oxidize and decompose organic matter per unit volume of water, expressed in mg / L of oxygen, is one of the most important water quality detection indicators in environmental monitoring and pollution control. The main application It is used to detect the pollution of organic pollutants in water bodies. Because the BOD index value is the most direct for detecting and evaluating the pollution status of nat...

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Problems solved by technology

[0011] ⑴The existing sensor-type BOD rapid detector (hereinafter referred to as the detector) does not meet the BOD detection requirements of emergency situations

[0013] ⑵Microbiological sensor detection unit, ①Because the dissolved oxygen electrode, microbial film, and the cell body of the flow cell are assembled and joined by rotary extrusion, mutual friction will occur when the three contact each other, especially when the screw is tight, Causes greater friction between the contact surfaces, causing deformation or even damage to the microbial membrane and the oxygen-permeable membrane

Directly affect the normal use of the analyzer, reduce the working efficiency of the analyzer and increase the operating cost

②Because the microbial membrane is a consumable, it needs to be replaced at any time. In this way, when assembling and replacing the microbial membrane, it is necessary to invert the dissolved oxygen electrode and the cell body, and disconnect the gas and liquid pipelines connected to the flow cell, resulting in cumbersome operations and costly time and manpower

③In the existing flow tank, the microbial membrane is directly placed in the membrane tank of the tank body. Every time the operator needs to take the thin, soft and fragile microbial membrane directly, it brings difficulty to the operator, low work efficiency and easy to cause damage. Microbial film damage

[0014] (3) The heating structure with electric heating block heating and aluminum column heat transfer has a large temperature gradient, and the constant temperature effect is not stable enough, which is not conducive to maintaining the ambient temperature required for microbial growth and affecting microbial activity. In severe cases, it cannot accurately reflect the consumption of microbial aerobic reactions The amount of oxygen directly a...

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