This invention provides an easily recyclable, floating cyano-
modified carbon nitride catalytic reactor for the natural
photodegradation of polluted water bodies from
dyeing and printing industries, along with its preparation method and application, belonging to the field of photocatalytic
water treatment. Addressing the problems of difficult
recovery and low carrier separation efficiency of traditional
powder photocatalysts, this invention provides a
carbon nitride photocatalytic material co-modified with cyano and
sodium ions. This material is loaded onto
graphite felt to form a photocatalytic film, which is then wrapped and fixed by an anti-floating mesh to constitute a floating catalytic reactor. The strong
electron-withdrawing effect of cyano groups and the intercalation coordination effect of
sodium ions synergistically promote the separation and migration of photogenerated carriers. This reactor is self-floating and easily recyclable, and can efficiently degrade
organic dye pollutants in
dyeing and printing water bodies under natural light, making it suitable for the remediation of static or slow-flowing water bodies such as rivers in
dyeing and printing industrial parks. This invention features a stable structure, easy
recovery, and modular deployment, providing a feasible solution for the transformation of photocatalytic technology into practical dyeing and printing
water treatment projects.