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titleOfInvention Rapid BOD Detection In Situ Biofilm Carrier Reactor
abstract The present invention provides an in-situ biofilm carrier reactor for rapid BOD detection, comprising a detection channel, a first dissolved oxygen electrode, a second dissolved oxygen electrode, an in-situ biofilm assembly and a driving device, wherein the detection channel is open at both ends The in-situ biofilm assembly is installed on the side wall of the detection channel along the length direction of the detection channel, and the in-situ biofilm assembly is used to obtain microorganisms in the water sample flowing through the inner side of the detection channel and grow them in situ culture, so as to consume the dissolved oxygen in the water sample flowing through the detection channel. The first dissolved oxygen electrode and the second dissolved oxygen electrode are respectively installed on the tube walls of the detection channel located on both sides of the in-situ biofilm assembly. The dissolved oxygen electrode and the second dissolved oxygen electrode are used to detect the dissolved oxygen in the water sample flowing through the installation position thereof, and the driving device is used to drive the water sample to flow in the detection channel. The invention can be adapted to BOD rapid detection in different water environment, and has good application prospect.
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