This invention discloses a spectrophotocatalytic
nitrate reactor with a secondary focusing structure, belonging to the field of
solar energy concentration and
photocatalysis technology. The device consists of a stainless steel support, left and right parabolic mirrors, a secondary focusing parabolic surface, and four stages of photocatalytic reactors. The left and right parabolic mirrors form a primary focusing unit with a receiving half-angle of up to 30°, enabling stable light concentration without a
solar tracking system. The light is further focused and shaped by the secondary focusing parabolic surface to form a vertically downward
fixed beam, with a total
system concentration ratio of 12-15. The four stages of photocatalytic reactors are arranged sequentially along the light path, with adjacent reactors tilted in opposite directions. The reactor surfaces are coated with a light-transmitting and
reflective layer, and different types of photocatalysts are installed inside, enabling segmented utilization of the full spectrum of
sunlight. The
nitrate solution circulates in a
closed loop within the device under the drive of a water pump, completing the
photocatalytic reaction. This invention features high focusing efficiency, lossless light path, and high space utilization, effectively solving the problems of insufficient
light intensity, low light utilization, and high operating costs of traditional photocatalytic equipment.