According to the method for removing
phosphorus in the
water body, a flocculating agent and a coagulant aid are used, the flocculating agent is polyethyleneimine (PEI), and the coagulant aid is
ammonium molybdate (AM); the method comprises the following steps: collecting
phosphorus-containing
wastewater and pre-treating the
phosphorus-containing
wastewater; adding a flocculating agent into the phosphorus-containing
wastewater, and oscillating the phosphorus-containing wastewater to form a suspended
system; adding a coagulant aid into the suspension
system, and stirring the suspension
system to enable the coagulant aid to be uniformly distributed in the suspension system; and standing the suspension system, and measuring the
phosphate concentration of the supernatant of the suspension system. According to the method for removing phosphorus in the
water body, the cation adsorption characteristic of PEI and the
phosphomolybdic acid complex
precipitation function of AM are organically combined, and a novel composite system is developed. According to the system, through the synergistic effect of
electrostatic adsorption and bridging
flocculation of PEI and lattice fixation and encapsulation of AM, the
phosphate removal efficiency is remarkably improved (up to 95.5%), and a new strategy is provided for phosphorus
resource recovery and
molybdenum recycling by regulating and controlling the order degree of
ammonium phosphomolybdate crystals.