This invention relates to the field of
water pollution control and treatment technology, and in particular to an
aeration treatment device for
wastewater in a
trimethylamine purification process. The device includes a gas collection hood, a
guide tube, an air distribution plate, and
aeration pipes. The lower part of the gas collection hood has a slot connecting to its interior. The
guide tube has a
vertical axis, is open at both ends, and there are multiple guide tubes spaced apart along the length of the gas collection hood. This invention incorporates an air distribution plate and
aeration pipes. By causing the air distribution plate to drive the multiple aeration pipes, which are circumferentially spaced, to reciprocate within a preset angle range, a non-steady, reciprocating sweeping flow field can be generated. This more effectively disrupts the flow pattern, preventing pollutants in the
wastewater from accumulating in a specific direction. Furthermore, at the moment of oscillation and reversal, the
water flow direction and the bubble ejection direction change abruptly, generating a stronger instantaneous
shear force, similar to a "back-and-forth brushing" action, resulting in a more significant removal effect on impurities on the membrane
fiber surface.