A method for purifying and deodorizing wastewater generated during the production of fermented Cordyceps powder
A fermented Cordyceps fungus powder and production process technology, applied in chemical instruments and methods, neutralized water/sewage treatment, water pollutants, etc., can solve problems such as difficult to achieve treatment capacity, heavy odor, and excessive waste water quality control indicators , to achieve the effect of improving processing capacity, reducing discharge processing costs, and improving online monitoring level
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[0038] 1) Set the start-up temperature of the heat exchange system at 40°C, and the average dosage of coagulant in the settling tank is: PAM: 5mg / l; PAC: 125mg / l. The chemical reagents in the adjustment tank are sodium hypochlorite and sodium hydroxide in turn; the initial concentrations of the chemical reagents are 7% and 10% in turn. The main pollutant discharge standards of the treated water body are: COD: ≤20mg / l; ammonia nitrogen: ≤1.0mg / l; SS: ≤3mg / l; BOD: ≤4mg / l; chroma: ≤8; total phosphorus: ≤ 0.2mg / l; PH: 6.5~8.5; water temperature: ≤35℃.
[0039] 2) After the waste water from the fermentation tank produced in the production process of the fermented Cordyceps powder is separated by the cyclone separator, the deslagging waste water enters the waste water monitoring buffer room equipped with temperature and waste water concentration monitoring sensors. According to the monitoring data of the monitoring sensors, the solenoid valve is automatically controlled And the wat...
Embodiment 2
[0042] 1) Set the start-up temperature of the heat exchange system at 40°C, and the average dosage of coagulant in the settling tank is: PAM: 5mg / l; PAC: 125mg / l. The chemical reagents in the adjustment tank are sodium hypochlorite and sodium hydroxide in turn; the initial concentrations of the chemical reagents are 7% and 10% in turn. The main pollutant discharge standards of the treated water body are: COD: ≤20mg / l; ammonia nitrogen: ≤1.0mg / l; SS: ≤3mg / l; BOD: ≤4mg / l; chroma: ≤8; total phosphorus: ≤ 0.2mg / l; PH: 6.5~8.5; water temperature: ≤35℃.
[0043] 2) After the fermentation filtrate produced by the extraction post of fermented Cordyceps powder is separated by the cyclone separator, the deslagging wastewater enters the wastewater monitoring buffer room equipped with temperature and wastewater concentration monitoring sensors. According to the monitoring data of the monitoring sensors, the self-control solenoid valve and water pump will Deslagging wastewater selectively...
Embodiment 3
[0046] 1) Set the start-up temperature of the heat exchange system at 40°C, and the average dosage of coagulant in the settling tank is: PAM: 5mg / l; PAC: 125mg / l. The chemical reagents in the adjustment tank are sodium hypochlorite and sodium hydroxide in turn; the initial concentrations of the chemical reagents are 7% and 10% in turn. The main pollutant discharge standards of the treated water body are: COD: ≤20mg / l; ammonia nitrogen: ≤1.0mg / l; SS: ≤3mg / l; BOD: ≤4mg / l; chroma: ≤8; total phosphorus: ≤ 0.2mg / l; PH: 6.5~8.5; water temperature: ≤35℃.
[0047] 2) After the environmental cleaning wastewater produced in the production process of fermented Cordyceps powder is separated by the cyclone separator, the deslagging wastewater enters the wastewater monitoring buffer room equipped with temperature and wastewater concentration monitoring sensors. According to the monitoring data of the monitoring sensors, the self-control solenoid valve and The water pump selectively passes ...
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