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titleOfInvention Immobilized particle encapsulate process and method of good penetrability and mechanical strength
abstract A mixed solution of bacteria cells, enzymes or other microorganisms is mixed with sugar or polyvinyl acetate emulsion (PVAC) in different concentrations and is then homogeneously mixed with PVA aqueous solution respectively. The mixed solution is then added dropwisely into a mixed solution of boric acid-phosphoric acid, stirring adequately for 30-120 minutes. When the colloid is solidified, taking out the solidified particles with a screen. After rinse out the trace boric acid-phosphoric acid mixed solution with water and taking out the particles with a screens, solidified particles with mechanic strength and durability is form. The solidified particle is used in waste water treatment to remove organic substances, de-nitrogenation, continuous anaerobic-aerobic process and other harmful substances. This solidified particle has longer useful life as compare to other solidified carriers.
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