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titleOfInvention Method for removing and preventing biofilm in electrolytic capacitor for water purification treatment
abstract An electric capacitor type deionization technique is an energy-saving water purification method effective in reducing TDS. Ions are adsorbed and desorbed through electrodes using a passing water capacitor called FTC. Underwater microorganisms and the like become biofilms (such as slime), polluted gases, and oxide layers, degrading the electrode performance. I want to prevent and remove this contamination without stopping the system operation. The present invention solves this problem at a low cost. The gas is exhausted with a pump. Biofilms generate electrolyzed ozone directly from the treated water and sterilize just prior to FTC treatment. Next, the polarity of the FTC electrode is changed to remove the adsorbed substance as an anode electrode. If the FTC electrode is initialized, water treatment is economically performed without using any expensive membranes or chemicals. Since ozone is always generated in the FTC, biofilm formation can also be prevented. [Selection] Figure 2
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