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titleOfInvention Underwater toxicity detection device and method using sulfur particles
abstract The present invention provides an apparatus and method for detecting toxicity in water using sulfur particles. Underwater toxicity detection apparatus using the sulfur particles according to an embodiment of the present invention is a microorganism is supported, the reaction tank in which sulfur particles and oxygen supplied from the outside are sulfate ionized by the microorganism; A water sample inlet for introducing a water sample into the reactor; An air inlet port through which air is supplied to the reactor; A first measuring unit for measuring the pH and the electrical conductivity of the water sample introduced into the water sample inlet; A control unit for storing pH and electrical conductivity data of the water sample flowing into the water sample inlet, and adjusting the speed of the pump and the amount of air introduced into the water sample inlet; A second measuring unit determining whether the water sample is toxic based on pH and electrical conductivity change data values of the water sample in which the influent and the sulfate ion are generated in the reactor; And an outlet for discharging the water sample in which the toxicity test through the second measuring unit is completed.n n n In addition, the method for detecting toxicity in water using sulfur particles according to an embodiment of the present invention comprises the steps of: injecting sulfur particles into the reaction tank; Inoculating and activating microorganisms in the reactor; Introducing a water sample into the reactor; Supplying air to the reactor; Measuring pH and electrical conductivity of the water sample introduced into the water sample inlet; Storing pH and conductivity data of the water sample flowing into the water sample inlet, and adjusting the speed of the pump mounted on the water sample inlet and the amount of air introduced thereto; And determining whether the water sample is toxic through the change data values of pH and electrical conductivity of the water sample in which the influent and the sulfate ions in the reactor are generated.
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