Multichannel photobacteria on-line water quality toxicity monitoring device and monitoring method
A technology of luminescent bacteria and monitoring devices, which is applied in the field of environmental monitoring, can solve the problems of not being able to use multiple luminescent bacteria at the same time, and achieve the effects of compact structure, convenient maintenance and simple operation
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[0034] Example 1: Cold storage and online recovery of luminescent bacteria
[0035] One of the core issues of the online monitoring device for water quality toxicity is to keep the biological activity of luminescent bacteria stable during the online operation, so as to ensure the reliability of continuous monitoring of the device. In the device system, the low-temperature storage tank of the detection component can quickly refrigerate highly active luminescent bacteria. Since the metabolism of luminescent bacteria is slow in the refrigerated environment of 5°C, once it is transferred to the environment of 20°C and revived, it can return to normal physiological activity in a short period of time. The formulation of the refrigerated reagent is as follows: medium (mass concentration) of Photobacterium brightens: 0.5% tryptone, 0.5% yeast extract, 0.3% glycerol, KH 2 PO 4 0.1%, Na 2 HPO 4 0.5%, NaCl 3%. Resuscitation solution (mass concentration): NaCl 2%. Using the above li...
Embodiment 2
[0036] Example 2: Pretreatment method of polluted water body by luminescent bacteria online detection system
[0037] The purpose of the pretreatment of the water toxicity online monitoring device is to ensure the long-term trouble-free operation of the main analysis flow path and the accuracy and reliability of the analysis results. Therefore, the suspended solids, sediment, and bacteria in the water must be removed, and at the same time, the comprehensive toxicity of the water must not be affected. . The development and design of the device system is attached image 3 The hollow fiber membrane online filter shown has an average pore diameter of 0.1 μm, and the membrane module consists of 70 membrane filaments, each of which is 300 mm long and 2 mm in diameter.
[0038] The pretreatment method is to use a diaphragm pump with a suction distance of 5m to pump the water sample into the filter, then pass through the filter membrane of the membrane module, and then lead it into t...
Embodiment 3
[0040] Example 3: luminescent bacteria on-line detection system detects Zn, cresol, ... pollutants
[0041] Using an online water quality toxicity monitoring device, the typical process of pollutant toxicity detection mainly includes six steps: adding buffer, adding bacteria, cultivating bacteria, adding water samples, inhibiting the reaction, and cleaning. The detection cycle of a sample is about 40min~60min Left and right, can be repeated automatically. The realization method of toxicity detection: taking cresol, a typical pollutant, as an example, the system sequentially adds a certain proportion of buffer solution and bacterial solution into the reactor and cultivates it for 10 minutes. Water samples, until the luminous intensity reaches the steady state of the lowest value, the data processing software will calculate the corresponding inhibition rate and EC after obtaining the highest and lowest values 50 value is fed back to the system. as attached Figure 5 Shown are...
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