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titleOfInvention A microwave strong field advanced oxidation reaction treatment method for organic wastewater
abstract The invention relates to a microwave strong field advanced oxidation reaction treatment method for organic wastewater, belonging to the technical field of sewage treatment. The organic wastewater and chemical agents are mixed in a liquid preparation tank and flow into a microwave reaction unit. The organic matter in the organic wastewater is oxidized and decomposed by chemical agents, and the reacted organic wastewater flows into the temperature control tank, which reduces the temperature of the organic wastewater to below 60 °C to improve safety. The liquid pool is repeatedly circulated until the organic waste water reaches the discharge standard. The invention establishes the electrochemical reaction electrolysis voltage of most of the electrolytic substances in the organic waste water by microwave, and simultaneously realizes the high-level chemical oxidation of the refractory and refractory organic substances under the conditions of normal temperature and pressure. , and the degradation of organic matter under mild conditions, the microwave resonant cavity is combined with chemical reactions, replacing the harsh conditions required by conventional advanced oxidation, which is easy to realize and large-scale promotion.
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