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Abstract
The invention relates to a water quality detection system, which comprises an organic matter detection sensor, a water quality detection system and a water quality detection system, wherein the organic matter detection sensor is used for detecting the content of organic matters in water; the method is characterized in that: the device also comprises a heavy metal ion detection device capable of detecting whether the water contains heavy metal ions. Compared with the prior art, the invention has the advantages that: the device can detect the content of organic matters in water, separate and split cations with different specific charges in water by arranging the heavy metal ion detection device, and detect the TDS value of water at the outlet of one splitter according to the specific charges of the heavy metal ions, so that whether the water contains the heavy metal ions can be accurately and effectively detected.
Description
Technical Field
The invention relates to a water quality detection system.
Background
At present, the pollution of water quality is mainly concentrated in 2 most parts, one major type is inorganic heavy metal ion concentration, and the other major type is organic matter COD concentration. At present, the content of organic matters in water is generally detected by an organic matter sensor, and whether the water contains heavy metal ions is generally judged by measuring the TDS value in the water, but the TDS value cannot accurately indicate whether the water contains the heavy metal ions.
Disclosure of Invention
The invention aims to solve the technical problem of providing a water quality detection system which not only can detect the content of organic matters in water, but also can judge whether the water contains heavy metal ions more sensitively.
The technical scheme adopted for solving the technical problems is as follows: a water quality detection system comprises an organic matter detection sensor for detecting the organic matter content in water; the method is characterized in that: the device also comprises a heavy metal ion detection device capable of detecting whether the water contains heavy metal ions, and the heavy metal ion detection device comprises
A separation flow path having an inlet and an outlet;
the separation electric field positive plate is arranged in the separation flow channel, is close to the outlet of the separation flow channel and is connected with the positive electrode of the external stabilized voltage supply;
the separation electric field negative plate is arranged in the separation flow channel, is close to the outlet of the separation flow channel and is connected with the negative electrode of the external stabilized voltage supply;
the inlet of the separation flow channel is arranged at the front end part close to the separation electric field negative plate;
an outlet of the separation flow channel is formed between the rear end part of the separation electric field positive plate and the rear end part of the separation electric field negative plate, and N flow dividing baffles which are arranged in parallel and at intervals with the separation electric field positive plate are arranged at the outlet of the separation flow channel, so that the outlet of the separation flow channel is divided into N+1 flow dividing sub outlets, and the value of N is a natural number which is more than or equal to 2; taking water flowing out from one diverter outlet positioned at the middle or any one of two diverter outlets positioned at the middle as first water outlet of the heavy metal ion detection device; mixing water flowing out of the outlets of the other shunts to serve as second water outlet of the heavy metal ion detection device;
and the TDS sensor is used for detecting the TDS value in the first effluent, and the detection value of the TDS sensor is used as the basis for judging whether the water contains heavy metal ions or not. The distances between the N flow dividing baffles can be the same, namely the N flow dividing baffles divide the outlet of the separation flow channel into N+1 flow dividing sub outlets with the same size.
The distance between the N split separators may also be different, and preferably, n=2, where the distance between the first split separator and the positive plate of the separation electric field is:wherein K is a constant smaller than 1 and larger than 0, U is the voltage between the anode and the cathode of the second external stabilized power supply, l is the length of the positive plate of the separation electric field or the negative plate of the separation electric field, v is the water flow speed of water flowing through the separation flow channel, and d is the distance between the positive plate of the separation electric field and the negative plate of the separation electric field;the range of (2) is 1/15-1/8; the distance between the second block of shunt separator and the positive plate of the separation electric field is as follows:
the range of (2) is 1/45-1/40; will beWater flowing out from a diverter outlet formed between the first diverter baffle and the second diverter baffle is used as first water outlet of the heavy metal ion detection and separation device; mixing water flowing out of the outlets of the other two flow splitters to serve as second water outlet of the heavy metal ion detection and separation device; thus, if the water contains silver ions, cadmium ions, barium ions, mercury ions, lead ions and other metal cations with the ratio of 1/15-1/8 to 1/45-1/40, the TDS value of the first effluent can be detected, and if the TDS value is larger than a preset threshold value, the first effluent is used as the wastewater of the water purifier, and the second effluent is used as the normal effluent of the water purifier.
As another preferable aspect, the n=3, wherein a distance between the first split separator and the positive electrode plate of the separation electric field is:wherein K is a constant smaller than 1 and larger than 0, U is the voltage between the anode and the cathode of the second external stabilized power supply, l is the length of the positive plate of the separation electric field or the negative plate of the separation electric field, v is the water flow speed of water flowing through the separation flow channel, and d is the distance between the positive plate of the separation electric field and the negative plate of the separation electric field; />The range of (2) is 1/15-1/8; the distance between the second block of shunt separator and the positive plate of the separation electric field is as follows: /> The range of (2) is 1/28-1/20; the distance between the third shunt separator and the positive plate of the separation electric field is as follows:
the range of (2) is: 1/45 to 1/40, taking water flowing out from a splitter outlet formed between the second splitter baffle and the third splitter baffle as first water outlet of the heavy metal ion detection and separation device; mixing water flowing out of the outlets of the other three flow splitters to serve as second water outlet of the heavy metal ion detection and separation device; thus, the metal cations with the ratios of mercury ions, lead ions and the like between 1/28-1/20 and 1/45-1/40 can be detected through the TDS value of the first effluent, and if the TDS value is larger than a preset threshold value, the first effluent is used as the wastewater of the water purifier, and the second effluent is used as the normal effluent of the water purifier.
In consideration of that the electrolysis of water is easily caused when the voltages of the attached electric field and the separated electric field are too large, the voltage between the positive electrode and the negative electrode of the external stabilized power supply is less than or equal to 2V in order to prevent the electrolysis of water.
The length of the negative plate of the separation electric field is the same as that of the positive plate of the separation electric field.
As an improvement, the invention also comprises a display screen which is electrically connected with the organic matter detection sensor and the TDS sensor in the heavy metal ion detection device.
And the outlet of the flowmeter is communicated with the inlet of a separation flow channel in the heavy metal ion detection device, and the flowmeter is also electrically connected with the display screen.
And a second TDS sensor is also connected between the outlet of the organic matter detection sensor and the inlet of the flowmeter, and the second TDS sensor is also electrically connected with the display screen.
Compared with the prior art, the invention has the advantages that: the device can detect the content of organic matters in water, separate and split cations with different specific charges in water by arranging the heavy metal ion detection device, and detect the TDS value of water at the outlet of one splitter according to the specific charges of the heavy metal ions, so that whether the water contains the heavy metal ions can be accurately and effectively detected.
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Fig. 1 is a schematic diagram of a water quality detecting system according to an embodiment of the present invention.
Fig. 2 is a schematic diagram of a heavy metal ion detection device according to an embodiment of the invention.
Fig. 3 is a schematic diagram of a heavy metal ion detection device in a second embodiment of the invention.
Fig. 4 is a schematic diagram of a heavy metal ion detection device in a third embodiment of the present invention.
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The invention is described in further detail below with reference to the embodiments of the drawings.
The water quality detection system shown in fig. 1 comprises an organic matter detection sensor 8 for detecting the content of organic matters in water, a heavy metal ion detection device capable of detecting whether heavy metal ions are contained in the water, and a display screen 9 electrically connected with the organic matter detection sensor 8 and a TDS sensor 7 in the heavy metal ion detection device; the water inlet of the water quality detection system is communicated with the inlet of the organic matter detection sensor, the outlet of the organic matter detection sensor is communicated with the inlet of the flowmeter 10, the outlet of the flowmeter 10 is communicated with the inlet of the separation flow channel in the heavy metal ion detection device, and the flowmeter 10 is also electrically connected with the display screen 9; a second TDS sensor 11 may also be connected between the outlet of the organic matter detection sensor and the inlet of the flow meter, which second TDS sensor 11 is also electrically connected with the display screen 9.
The structure of the organic matter detecting sensor adopts a conventional structure in the prior art, and in this embodiment, the structure described in patent No. 201720316550.3 is adopted, and will not be described in detail here.
In this embodiment, the heavy metal ion detection device includes, as shown in fig. 2:
a separation flow channel 1 having an inlet and an outlet;
the separation electric field positive plate 2 is arranged in the separation flow channel, is close to the outlet of the separation flow channel and is connected with the positive electrode of an external stabilized voltage power supply;
the separation electric field negative plate 3 is arranged in the separation flow channel, is close to the outlet of the separation flow channel and is connected with the negative electrode of an external stabilized voltage power supply; the length of the negative plate of the separation electric field is the same as that of the positive plate of the separation electric field;
the inlet of the separation flow channel is arranged at the front end part close to the separation electric field negative plate;
an outlet of the separation flow channel is formed between the rear end part of the separation electric field positive plate and the rear end part of the separation electric field negative plate, and N flow dividing baffles 6 which are arranged in parallel and at intervals with the separation electric field positive plate are arranged at the outlet of the separation flow channel, so that the outlet of the separation flow channel is divided into N+1 flow dividing outlets, and the value of N is a natural number which is more than or equal to 2; taking water flowing out from one diverter outlet positioned at the middle or any one of two diverter outlets positioned at the middle as first water outlet of the heavy metal ion detection and separation device; mixing water flowing out of the outlets of the other flow splitters to be used as second water outlet of the heavy metal ion detection and separation device;
and a TDS sensor 7 for detecting the TDS value in the first effluent, wherein the detection value of the TDS sensor is used as the basis of whether the water contains heavy metal ions, and the water contains the heavy metal ions as long as the detection value of the TDS sensor is non-zero.
In this embodiment, n=3, the split separator between the negative electrode plate of the separation electric field and the positive electrode plate of the separation electric field is sequentially denoted as a first split separator, a second split separator, and a third split separator, and water flowing out from the split sub outlet formed between the second split separator and the third split separator is used as the first effluent of the heavy metal ion detection separation device; mixing the water flowing out of the outlets of the other three flow splitters to be used as second water outlet of the heavy metal ion detection and separation device.
The working principle of the heavy metal ion detection and separation device is as follows:
the water enters from the inlet of the separation flow channel, and under the action of the separation electric field, positive ions in the water move to the separation electric field negative plate, and negative ions in the water move to the separation electric field positive plate. Since the electrolysis of water is easily caused by an excessively high voltage, the input separation electric field voltage should not be excessively large, and should be generally lower than 2V or less. The same electric field has different ion migration capacities, mainly determined according to different charge ratios, and under the same uniform electric field, ions enter a separation electric field under the drive of water flow to be separatedThe inlet of the flow channel is arranged at the front end part close to the negative plate of the separation electric field, so that the initial conditions of all cations are consistent, different ions in water can migrate under the action of the separation electric field, negative ions move to the positive plate of the separation electric field, positive ions can move to the negative plate of the separation electric field, and as different ions have different charges and different atomic weights, the main cations in normal water are mostly calcium (Ca 2 20 + \atomic weight), magnesium (Mg 2 Ion atomic weight 20), sodium (Na + \atomic weight 11), and some other trace cations; however, for some contaminated waters, particularly heavy metal contaminated waters, a significant amount of heavy metal ions, such as lead (Pb) 2 An atomic weight of 82), mercury (Hg) 2 80 + \atomic weight), silver (Ag 2 An atomic weight of 47), barium (Ba) 2 56 + \atomic weight), cadmium (Cd) 2 An atomic weight of 48), and the like. Different ions have different specific charges, such as calcium ion with a specific charge of 2/20, cadmium ion with a specific charge of 2/48 and lead ion with a specific charge of 2/82, so that the specific charge of heavy metal ions is relatively small, especially lead, mercury and the like, while common cations in general water such as calcium, magnesium, sodium and the like have relatively large specific charges. Therefore, under the condition of the same separation electric field and the same initial speed, the distance relation of the movement of ions with different charges is in a proportional relation with the ratio of the charges, namely the movement distance is related to q/m, and under the same electric field, the movement speed of cations with larger charges is high and the movement speed of cations with smaller charges is low; particularly, heavy metal ions have low moving speed due to smaller specific charge; the water is split through the splitter box of the water outlet, so that different anions and cations in the water can be separated, and the water flowing out from the splitter outlet formed between the second splitter plate and the third splitter plate is used as first water outlet of the heavy metal ion detection and separation device; mixing water flowing out of the outlets of the other three flow splitters to serve as second water outlet of the heavy metal ion detection and separation device, so that most heavy metal ions can be separated and detected, and whether the water contains heavy metal ions can be judged by detecting the TDS value in the first water; of course, the detection value of the TDS sensor and the value of the second TDS sensor can be obtainedThe comparison of the rows can also indicate that the water contains heavy metal ions as long as the two values are different, and the heavy metal ions are displayed through a display screen.
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Unlike the first embodiment, the three split partitions are not uniformly spaced apart, as shown in FIG. 3, wherein
The distance between the first shunt separator and the positive plate of the separation electric field is as follows:wherein K is a constant smaller than 1 and larger than 0, U is the voltage between the anode and the cathode of the second external stabilized power supply, l is the length of the positive plate of the separation electric field or the negative plate of the separation electric field, v is the water flow speed of water flowing through the separation flow channel, and d is the distance between the positive plate of the separation electric field and the negative plate of the separation electric field; />The range of (2) is 1/15-1/8; thus, the metal cations with the ratios of 0 to 1/15 to 1/8 of calcium ions, sodium ions and the like can flow out from a splitter outlet formed between the first splitter plate and the inner wall of the separation flow channel;
the distance between the second block of shunt separator and the positive plate of the separation electric field is as follows: the range of (2) is 1/28-1/20; thus, the metal cations with the ratio of silver ions, cadmium ions and the like between 1/15 to 1/8 and 1/28 to 1/20 can flow out from a splitter outlet formed between the first splitter baffle plate and the second splitter baffle plate;
the distance between the third shunt separator and the positive plate of the separation electric field is as follows: the range of (2) is: 1/45 to 1/40; thus, metal cations such as barium ions, lead ions, mercury ions and the like having a specific charge of between 1/28 and 1/20 and between 1/45 and 1/40 can flow out from the splitter outlet formed between the second split partition plate and the third split partition plate.
At this time, the water flowing out from the diverter outlet formed between the second diverter baffle and the third diverter baffle is used as the first water outlet of the heavy metal ion detection and separation device, so that whether heavy metal ions are contained in the water can be accurately and effectively detected.
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Unlike the second embodiment, the split-flow partition is provided with two blocks, see fig. 4, in which:
the distance between the first shunt separator and the positive plate of the separation electric field is as follows:wherein K is a constant smaller than 1 and larger than 0, U is the voltage between the anode and the cathode of the second external stabilized power supply, l is the length of the positive plate of the separation electric field or the negative plate of the separation electric field, v is the water flow speed of water flowing through the separation flow channel, and d is the distance between the positive plate of the separation electric field and the negative plate of the separation electric field; />The range of (2) is 1/15-1/8;
the distance between the second block of shunt separator and the positive plate of the separation electric field is as follows: the range of (2) is 1/45 to 1/40.
At this time, the water flowing out from the diverter outlet formed between the first diverter baffle and the second diverter baffle is used as the first water outlet of the heavy metal ion detection and separation device, and whether heavy metal ions are contained in the water can be accurately and effectively detected.
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1. A water quality detection system comprises an organic matter detection sensor for detecting the organic matter content in water; the method is characterized in that: the device also comprises a heavy metal ion detection device capable of detecting whether the water contains heavy metal ions, and the heavy metal ion detection device comprises
A separation flow path having an inlet and an outlet;
the separation electric field positive plate is arranged in the separation flow channel, is close to the outlet of the separation flow channel and is connected with the positive electrode of the external stabilized voltage supply;
the separation electric field negative plate is arranged in the separation flow channel, is close to the outlet of the separation flow channel and is connected with the negative electrode of the external stabilized voltage supply; the length of the separation electric field negative electrode plate is the same as that of the separation electric field positive electrode plate;
the inlet of the separation flow channel is arranged at the front end part close to the positive plate of the separation electric field;
an outlet of the separation flow channel is formed between the rear end part of the separation electric field positive plate and the rear end part of the separation electric field negative plate, and N flow dividing baffles which are arranged in parallel and at intervals with the separation electric field positive plate are arranged at the outlet of the separation flow channel, so that the outlet of the separation flow channel is divided into N+1 flow dividing sub outlets, and the value of N is a natural number which is more than or equal to 2; taking water flowing out from one diverter outlet positioned at the middle or any one of two diverter outlets positioned at the middle as first water outlet of the heavy metal ion detection device; mixing water flowing out of the outlets of the other shunts to serve as second water outlet of the heavy metal ion detection device;
the TDS sensor is used for detecting the TDS value in the first effluent, and the detection value of the TDS sensor is used as a basis for judging whether heavy metal ions are contained in the water or not;
said n=2 or n=3;
when n=2, the distance between the first shunt separator and the positive plate of the separation electric field is:
wherein K is a constant less than 1 and greater than 0, and U isThe voltage between the positive electrode and the negative electrode of the second external stabilized power supply, i is the length of the positive electrode plate or the negative electrode plate of the separation electric field, v is the water flow speed of water flowing through the separation flow channel, and d is the distance between the positive electrode plate and the negative electrode plate of the separation electric field; />The range of (2) is 1/15-1/8; the distance between the second block of shunt separator and the positive plate of the separation electric field is as follows: /> The range of (2) is 1/45-1/40; taking water flowing out of a diverter outlet formed between a first diverter baffle and a second diverter baffle as first effluent of the heavy metal ion detection device; mixing water flowing out of the outlets of the other two flow splitters to serve as second water outlet of the heavy metal ion detection device;
when n=3, the distance between the first shunt separator and the positive plate of the separation electric field is:
wherein K is a constant smaller than 1 and larger than 0, U is the voltage between the anode and the cathode of the second external stabilized power supply, l is the length of the positive plate of the separation electric field or the negative plate of the separation electric field, v is the water flow speed of water flowing through the separation flow channel, and d is the distance between the positive plate of the separation electric field and the negative plate of the separation electric field; />The range of (2) is 1/15-1/8; the distance between the second block of shunt separator and the positive plate of the separation electric field is as follows: /> The range of (2) is 1/28-1/20; the distance between the third shunt separator and the positive plate of the separation electric field is as follows:
the range of (2) is: 1/45-1/40, taking water flowing out from a diverter outlet formed between the second diverter baffle and the third diverter baffle as first water outlet of the heavy metal ion detection device; mixing the water flowing out of the outlets of the other three current divider to be used as second water outlet of the heavy metal ion detection device.
2. The water quality testing system of claim 1, wherein: and the voltage between the anode and the cathode of the external stabilized power supply is less than or equal to 2V.
3. The water quality detection system according to claim 1 or 2, wherein: the device also comprises a display screen electrically connected with the organic matter detection sensor and the TDS sensor in the heavy metal ion detection device.
4. A water quality testing system according to claim 3, wherein: the water inlet of the water quality detection system is communicated with the inlet of the organic matter detection sensor, the outlet of the organic matter detection sensor is communicated with the inlet of the flowmeter, the outlet of the flowmeter is communicated with the inlet of the separation flow channel in the heavy metal ion detection device, and the flowmeter is also electrically connected with the display screen.
5. The water quality testing system of claim 4, wherein: and a second TDS sensor is also connected between the outlet of the organic matter detection sensor and the inlet of the flowmeter, and the second TDS sensor is also electrically connected with the display screen.
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