The invention relates to the technical field of
water treatment, in particular to a method for treating degradation-resistant organic
pollution underground
water based on a micro-interface strengthening technology. According to the technical scheme, the method comprises the steps that an underground
water sample is collected and subjected to
pollution characteristic analysis,
composite material slurry is injected into a water-containing layer to construct an interface-enhanced in-situ
reaction system, and the
slurry is composed of nanoscale iron-based
metal particles,
graphene oxide derivatives, modified
biochar, a surfactant and the like; meanwhile, a low-pressure gas injection
system is arranged to form a micro-aerobic environment so as to improve the interface reaction efficiency, dominant microbial communities are synchronously injected, a slow-release
carbon source carrier is added so as to strengthen the biological synergistic degradation effect, and the operation state of the
system is regulated and controlled through multi-parameter monitoring. According to the method, a micro-interface synergistic
system integrating physical adsorption,
chemical reduction and biological
metabolism is constructed,
refractory organic pollutants such as
aryl halide and
polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbon in underground water can be efficiently and stably removed, and the method has the advantages of being high in remediation efficiency, high in operation stability and wide in environmental adaptability.