This invention relates to the field of
dyeing and printing
wastewater pollution control equipment, specifically to a
dye recovery and oxidation degradation device for
dyeing and printing
wastewater. The device includes an oxidation tank and a separation cylinder. The separation cylinder is horizontally positioned below the oxidation tank. Inside the separation cylinder are a movable cover and a pressure plate capable of horizontal sealing and sliding. A
filter press chamber is formed between the pressure plate and the movable cover, and this chamber is connected to the bottom of the oxidation tank. A core tube is connected to the side of the movable cover away from the pressure plate, and a sealing plate is provided on the top side of the movable cover that moves laterally with it. By integrating the oxidation tank and the separation cylinder, the
sludge pit at the bottom of the oxidation tank is directly connected to the feed
pipe of the separation cylinder, eliminating the need for additional auxiliary equipment such as
sludge lifting pumps and conveying pipelines. A
hydraulic cylinder drives the movable cover to move laterally, creating a
filtration and squeezing effect, simultaneously completing the
sedimentation, cake pressing, and water
filtration processes. Furthermore, the volume of the drainage cavity formed by the sleeve and core tube continuously increases, creating a negative pressure suction effect, which helps the filter plate quickly
discharge water, ensuring efficient filtrate collection.