This invention discloses a
process simulation system designed for
water treatment plants, belonging to the field of
process simulation technology. It addresses the problem of accurately identifying key control moments in coagulation reactions. The
system scans the
raw water under test using a
scatterometer to acquire
scattered light intensity data, calculates the scattering fluctuation coefficient, determines whether metastable phenomena exist in the
raw water, and decides whether to activate the metastable analysis mechanism. Under the metastable analysis mechanism, disturbance tests are conducted,
effluent turbidity data is collected, and disturbance response coefficients are calculated to pinpoint metastable candidate moments and define metastable failure intervals. Within these intervals, real-time monitoring of the dual
conductivity and
hydrolysis reaction data in the coagulation
reaction zone generates a
conductivity differential response. Combined with reaction information, the
system analyzes the
raw water potential
recovery trend, collects raw
water particle size distribution data, calculates skewness coefficients to correct the potential
recovery trend, and obtains the collision efficiency. After time integration
processing, the raw water is subjected to graded control to improve process stability and treatment efficiency.