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titleOfInvention Capacity expansion method for microwave photocatalysis waste water degradation reactor capable of powerfully resisting catalyst agglomeration
abstract The invention relates to a capacity expansion method for a microwave photocatalysis waste water degradation reactor capable of powerfully resisting catalyst agglomeration, belonging to the technical field of waste water treatment. The objective of the invention is to overcome the following serial problems in the prior art: the link of interception of a catalyst is weak, a single tank of a reactor has small treating capacity, frequency of repeated operation is high, intensity of internal liquid circulation is insufficient, ozone is not fully utilized, time of a degradation reaction endpoint is hard to distinguish, catalyst agglomeration products cannot be powerfully dispersed in situ, etc. The method mainly comprises the following steps: defining a microwave irradiation area; bunching rising bubble flows and guiding the bunched bubble flows to a key degradation reaction area; carrying out stage-by-stage interception on a catalyst particulate by using an external cascaded three-stage backwashing filter; powerfully dispersing catalyst agglomeration products in situ by using supersonic waves from the bottom of the reactor and incidentally cleaning a quartz tube; and monitoring a reaction process by using an ozone sensor, driving a power supply control mechanism by using a sensing electric signal and turning off a related power supply when a degradation terminal point is arrived.
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