The invention relates to a high-capacity reactor with a catalyst
agglomerate digestion mechanism for photocatalytic
wastewater degradation, and belongs to the technical field of
wastewater treatment. In the existing related technologies, the problems that
microwave energy is wasted, the treatment amount for single-tank
wastewater is low, the intensity of internal general circulation is insufficient, the rising
route of air bubbles is short, the
oxygen supply concentration degree of key areas is low, an
entrapment phase for catalyst particles is weak, the endpoint time of a
degradation reaction is difficult to distinguish, catalyst agglomerates cannot be powerfully digested in situ, and the like exist, and the scheme disclosed by the invention aims at the series of problems. In the scheme,
microwave is restrained by a
metal cage, and the structure allows large-amplitude capacity expansion for the reactor;
oxygen supply for key areas is enhanced by the structure of the scheme; the structure comprises an external cascaded three-stage backwash-type filter used for entrapping the catalyst; and the structure is capable of powerfully digesting the catalyst agglomerates in situ, ultrasonically cleaning a
quartz tube, and automatically turning off the related power supply immediately when the
degradation reaction arrives at the endpoint, thus avoiding energy waste and secondary
pollution.