The invention discloses a method for controlling the formation potential of a nitrogenous disinfection byproduct, trichloronitromethane (TCNM), through catalyzing
ozone oxidation, particularly relates to a method for controlling the formation potential of TCNM in a nitrogenous
water body during
chlorine disinfection after
ozone oxidation through introducing a nanoscale Zn-Co-TiO2
bimetal doped catalyst, and aims to utilize the specific catalytic action of the Zn-Co-TiO2 catalyst to intervene the
ozone oxidation process and control generation of TCNM precursors, so as to decrease the generation amount of TCNM in the nitrogenous
water body during follow-up
chlorine disinfection and avoid the harmful effect that the TCNM content is high when the highly nitrogenous
water body is subjected to advanced treatment through ozone oxidation. The method is characterized in that filter water obtained after
conventional treatment of an
amino acid aqueous solution prepared through pure water or actual
surface water directly enters an airtight reactor filled with the catalyst, and ozone is continuously introduced for
catalytic oxidation under magnetic stirring. When the method is utilized to treat the actual nitrogenous water body, the generation amount of a carbonbearing disinfection byproduct,
trihalomethane, can be synchronously controlled, the removal capability of ozone for TOC is improved, and safety reliability of outlet drinking water is strengthened.