Patent classifications
C02F2101/163
MAGNETIZED POWDER STRENGTHENED METHOD FOR REMOVING NITRATE NITROGEN AND INORGANIC PHOSPHORUS
The present invention belongs to the technical field of water treatment, and in particular to a magnetic powder strengthened method for removing nitrate nitrogen and inorganic phosphorus, which includes the following steps: (1) mixing permanent magnetic material powder with paramagnetic Fe3O4 powder, and magnetizing the mixture in a magnetic field to prepare magnetic powder; (2) adding the magnetic powder directly or in a form of granular filler into a water treatment reaction vessel; and (3) allowing the to-be-treated water to enter the water treatment reaction vessel, performing a chemical reaction of removing nitrate nitrogen and inorganic phosphorus in the presence of a reducing agent, and discharging the water after the reaction is completed. By adopting the method of the present invention, a uniform and fine magnetic field can be provided, thus the reaction efficiency is improved, and the process is simplified and the cost is lowered.
ZERO-VALENT METAL AND BLACK CARBON FRAMEWORK AND METHOD OF USING SAME
Disclosed are stable zero-valent metal and oxidized black carbon admixtures and their use, to catalyze rapid reductive degradation reactions in aqueous solutions. The compositions and remediation methods are used in the non-explosive neutralization and decomposition of ammonium nitrate.
Cow excreta treatment apparatus and method
Disclosed are a cow excreta treatment apparatus and method. According to an aspect of the present embodiment, in a cow excreta treatment apparatus which treats cow excreta wastewater, provided is an aerobic reaction chamber for improving the aggregation and sedimentation characteristics of fine solids, the aerobic reaction chamber comprising: an air blow pipe for supplying air; a vertical membrane for preventing the outflow of raw water; and a discharge pipe for discharging air and treated water and removing bubbles generated in the aerobic reaction chamber.
Biological filler comprising 1,5-dihydroxyanthraquinone and thiobacillus denitrificans population and method of using the same for nitrogen removal from wastewater
A biological filler includes an embedding agent and an embedded complex. The embedded complex includes a scallop shell powder, 1,5-dihydroxyanthraquinone, and Thiobacillus denitrificans. The embedding agent includes a poly(vinyl alcohol)-sodium alginate blend membrane and a crosslinked composite membrane. The embedded complex is embedded by the embedded agent.
Processing post-industrial and post-consumer waste streams and preparation of post-industrial and post-consumer products therefrom
A system for and method of, processing post-consumer and post-industrial waste streams, producing active ingredients for waste stream processing, processing aqueous waste streams, preparing and collecting a multi-purpose chemical precursor, removing phosphates, nitrates, heavy metals, and other contaminants from aqueous waste streams, collecting and processing a post-consumer and post-industrial product from aqueous waste streams, administering and positioning assets and processes associated with waste stream processing, and scheduling operations for sub-systems of the system.
System and method for using ultramicroporous carbon for the selective removal of nitrate with capacitive deionization
The present disclosure relates to a flow through electrode, capacitive deionization (FTE-CDI) system which is able to adsorb nitrates from water being treated using the system. The system makes use of a pair of electrodes arranged generally parallel to one another, with a water permeable dielectric sandwiched between the electrodes. The electrodes receive a direct current voltage from an electrical circuit. At least one of the electrodes is formed from a carbon material having a hierarchical pore size distribution which includes a first plurality of pores having a width of no more than about 1 nm, and a second plurality of micro-sized pores. The micron-sized pores enable a flow of water to be pushed through the electrodes while the first plurality of pores form adsorption sites for nitrate molecules carried in the water flowing through the electrodes.
Method for treating domestic sewage
A method for treating domestic sewage includes: preliminarily treating the domestic sewage through a grating and a grit chamber, so as to remove large-particle solids in the domestic sewage; and subjecting the domestic sewage after the preliminary treatment to circulating anaerobic-oxic treatment in a membrane bioreactor (MBR). In the oxic treatment process, microorganisms oxidize nitrogen in the sewage into nitrite or nitrate. Under anaerobic conditions, denitrifying bacteria in the microorganisms reduce the nitrate, releasing molecular nitrogen or nitrous oxide. In the present invention, the MBR is filled with a quinone-based hollow fiber membrane. During the microbial denitrification, the quinone acts as an electron transfer carrier to participate in the denitrification to promote the reduction of the nitrate (nitrite), increasing the denitrification rate under anaerobic conditions, and achieving the purpose of efficient denitrification.
RECEPTOR AND METHOD FOR REMOVING OXOANIONS FROM AQUEOUS PHASE
A receptor for the simultaneous removal of oxoanions and their counterions from aqueous phase, particularly containing radioactive wastes, containing amide groups specifically coordinating the oxoanions, as well as moieties specifically coordinating cations, according to the present invention is characterised in that it contains within one molecule domains binding oxoanions and domains binding cations, preferably adapting a molecular structure of a general formula: (I) wherein Z this is a group containing crown ether, preferably a benzocrown group, X is any substituent, including the Y-Z grouping, and Y is any substituent or 0 (i.e. a direct bond between N and Z), where the oxoanion binding domain is a squaramide unit coordinating the oxoanions through amide groups, and squaramide contains additional substituents that increase or decrease the acidity of its amide protons, compared to unsubstituted squaramide, whereas the counter ion binding domain is a crown ether of a size adjusted to the type of binding cation, which forms part of at least one of the aforementioned substituents of squaramide, where the receptor has the ability to remove oxoanions and their counterions from aqueous phase to another water-immiscible phase, preferably to organic phase, and has the ability to form soluble complexes in at least one of the aforementioned phases. The invention considers also a method of removing oxoanions in the form of inorganic salts from aqueous phase, using receptors of the invention in the form of organic molecules containing amide groups, according to the invention is characterised in that it uses the aforementioned receptors for simultaneous binding of oxoanions and their counterions in aqueous phase, preferably acidic when using the receptor with substituents increasing acidity of squaramide protons, or alkaline when using the receptor with substituents decreasing acidity of squaramide protons. A sensor for detecting oxoanions according to the invention is characterised in that it uses the aforementioned receptors, dissolved or suspended in an organic solvent or in a mixture of organic solvents, forming coloured complexes in contact with the phase containing given oxoanions. The preparation for removing oxoanions from aqueous solutions, particularly containing radioactive waste at the stage preceding their disposal by vitrification, is characterised in that it contains the receptor according to the invention, dissolved or suspended in the water-immiscible phase, and the appropriate amount of counterion facilitating extraction. A process of utilisation of aqueous solutions by vitrification, particularly solutions containing radioactive waste, is characte
METHOD FOR BIOLOGICALLY TREATING AMMONIUM PERCHLORATE WITH POOLING OF THE MICROFILTRATION
TA method for treating an aqueous solution containing ammonium perchlorate and optionally nitrate ions, the method having a nitrification/denitrification sequence then a step of reducing perchlorates, the liquid effluent obtained at the end of this step of reducing perchlorates being subjected to a first membrane filtration, the liquid effluent obtained following this first membrane filtration being put into contact, in a reactor in aerobic conditions, with microorganisms able to carry out the oxidation of organic materials, then the liquid effluent leaving this reactor being subjected to a second membrane filtration, the first membrane filtration and the second membrane filtration being carried out on the same membrane filtration unit.
A sewage treatment system and method of continuous flow step-feed short-cut denitrification-anaerobic ammonia oxidation coupled with denitrification
The present invention belongs to the technical field of sewage denitrification. Disclosed are a sewage treatment system and method of continuous flow step-feed short-cut denitrification-anaerobic ammonia oxidation coupled with denitrification. The system comprises a primary sedimentation tank, a bioreactor and a secondary sedimentation tank, which are connected in sequence, wherein the bioreactor comprises a pre-starvation zone, a first hypoxic zone, a first aerobic zone, a second hypoxic zone and a second aerobic zone: an agitator is arranged in each of the pre-starvation zone, the first hypoxic zone and the second hypoxic zone; an aeration device is arranged in both the first aerobic zone and the second aerobic zone; a polyurethane sponge filler is arranged in both the first hypoxic zone and the second hypoxic zone; and a nitrification liquid reflux pump is arranged between the first aerobic zone and the pre-starvation zone. By rationally utilizing a carbon source of raw sewage, the present invention develops a sewage denitrification system and a process control method which have the advantages of an efficient denitrification effect, a simple procedure flow, being convenient in terms of operation and maintenance, and being automated and intelligent.