CN114524555B - Industrial sewage treatment system and industrial sewage treatment method - Google Patents

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CN114524555B
CN114524555B CN202210302902.5A CN202210302902A CN114524555B CN 114524555 B CN114524555 B CN 114524555B CN 202210302902 A CN202210302902 A CN 202210302902A CN 114524555 B CN114524555 B CN 114524555B
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Abstract

The invention relates to a process sewage treatment system and an industrial sewage treatment method using the same, wherein the system comprises a sewage neutralization tank, a neutralization water treatment tank, a solid-liquid separation tower, an acid weakening tank and an ion removal device, and the treatment mode is various and selectable; the monitoring sensing equipment can be hidden, so that corrosion can be avoided, and the service life can be prolonged; the device also comprises a sampling collector, which can freely collect sewage samples so as to facilitate subsequent analysis and treatment; alternatively, with flexible chain sensors, monitoring data can be transmitted truly and reliably, also facilitating recovery of the probe head and sampling collector.

Description

Industrial sewage treatment system and industrial sewage treatment method
Technical Field
The present application relates to an industrial sewage treatment system and an industrial sewage treatment method, and more particularly, to a sewage treatment system and a method that employ an intelligent monitoring technique and can collect sewage samples.
Background
At present, the rapid development of socioeconomic, especially the development of industry, has a great promotion effect on the socioeconomic development. Therefore, the scientific treatment of the industrial sewage is enhanced under the new situation, the pollution of industrial production is reduced, and the method has important significance for realizing the sustainable development of social economy. The modern industrial mode is expanding continuously, the industrial sewage production is increasing, and the demands for industrial sewage treatment are also increasing.
In the prior art, industrial wastewater treatment generally comprises wastewater pretreatment and wastewater biochemical treatment modes, and the treatment flow is relatively fixed no matter which treatment mode is adopted. The intelligent monitoring technology is used as a product under the new-period computer network technology, can intelligently monitor whether industrial sewage reaches the standard or not, saves manpower, material resources and financial resources, and has great significance for enhancing the industrial sewage treatment quality. At present, a plurality of technologies in the aspect of treating industrial sewage are introduced into an intelligent monitoring technology, but the monitoring result is mainly used for adding different treatment solvents at a later stage, and the influence on the subsequent process is small.
In addition, in the intelligent monitoring technology introduced in the industrial sewage treatment process at present, a technology of fixing monitoring points is generally adopted, and for some large-scale treatment equipment, such as a large-scale treatment tank and the like, particularly when various sewage sources are required to be treated or industrial sewage and domestic sewage are mixed, the monitoring data of the monitoring points are seriously distorted due to more solid matters in the sewage, such as metal impurities, or the sewage is more viscous, such as waste liquid rubber, so that the current sewage state cannot be accurately reflected, and the subsequent treatment cannot be more targeted. Meanwhile, the common monitoring equipment has no sample collection function.
Disclosure of Invention
In order to solve the above problems in the prior art, the research institution of the unit provides an industrial sewage treatment system and an industrial sewage treatment method, particularly relates to a sewage treatment system and a sewage treatment method adopting an intelligent monitoring technology, and more particularly, can realize the functions of monitoring and sample collection through the processes of field investigation, design, practical application and re-improvement and re-practical application of organization technicians.
Referring to FIG. 1, there is a flow chart of the process wastewater treatment system of the present invention; as shown, the industrial sewage treatment system of the present invention includes:
a sewage injection tank 102, raw sewage 101 being first injected into the sewage injection tank 102; the sewage injection pool 102 comprises a coarse filtration device 103, and the coarse filtration device 103 filters larger impurities to avoid damage to subsequent pipelines or equipment;
after passing through the straining device 103, the sewage continues to flow into the sewage component monitoring tank 104, where the sewage component monitoring tank 104 is intelligently monitored by the intelligent monitoring apparatus 200 of the present invention, which will be described in detail later;
after passing through the sewage composition monitoring tank 104, the sewage continues to flow into the first treatment device 105, a process to be treated can be selected in the first device 105, for example, the sewage can be introduced into a desalination treatment tank, and/or a neutralization water treatment tank, and/or a fluidized bed oxidation device, after passing through the first treatment device 105, the sewage is introduced into a gas dispersion tank 106, and after being dispersed through the gas dispersion tank 106, the sewage enters the second treatment device 107 again, for example, the sewage can be introduced into a flocculation tank, and/or a solid-liquid separation tower, and/or an acid weakening tank, and/or an ion removing device.
The intelligent monitoring apparatus 200 of the present invention may be provided in the above-described sewage component monitoring tank 104, first treatment apparatus 105, and second treatment apparatus 107, and the next process treatment may be performed based on the results obtained by the monitoring thereof.
Referring next to fig. 2-3, fig. 2-3 show the intelligent monitoring apparatus 200 of the present invention, wherein fig. 2 shows the intelligent monitoring apparatus 200 in operation, extending along an axis; fig. 3 shows the intelligent monitoring apparatus 200 retracted along the axis when not in operation.
As shown in fig. 2-3, the intelligent monitoring apparatus 200 of the present invention comprises a probe 201, the probe 201 comprising:
housing 202, and disposed in cooperation with housing 202 is retainer 203,
a propeller 204 on the outer surface of the holder 203 and inside the housing;
a detection sensing part 205 is fixed to the front of the holder 203, a driver 206 is provided at the rear side of the detection sensing part 205, a first micro motor 207 is provided at the rear side of the driver, and both the driver 206 and the first micro motor 207 can freely slide in the holder 203 to drive the detection sensing part 205 to extend or retract with respect to the holder 203, which will be described further below.
As shown in fig. 2 and 3, and in particular, as shown in the enlarged view of fig. 7, the detection sensing part 205 includes: the storage cavity 2051, wherein detection sensors 2052 are uniformly distributed in the storage cavity 2051, and the detection sensors 2052 can detect the components of sewage; the receiving chamber 2051 includes a receiving chamber inlet 2053, and a fine filter 2054 is disposed on the receiving chamber inlet 2053, and is mainly used for filtering particles in sewage to prevent the particles from directly striking or scratching the detecting sensor 2052.
When not in operation, the receiving chamber 2051 may be retracted into the retainer 203 under the drive of the first micro-motor 207, as shown in fig. 3; the receiving chamber inlet 2053 is covered by the inner wall of the holder 203, so that a large amount of sewage and particles therein cannot directly enter the receiving chamber 2051, and thus cannot strike or scratch the detecting sensor 2052; when working is needed, the first motor 207 is controlled to push the detection sensing part comprising the storage cavity to move outwards (leftwards in the drawing) relative to the whole retainer, as shown in fig. 2, so that the inlet 2053 of the storage cavity is exposed to the sewage environment, thus the sewage can enter the storage cavity 2051 through the inlet, and the fine filter 2054 can filter out particulate impurities, thereby protecting the detection sensor 2052 and prolonging the service life thereof;
in the inner surface of the holder 203, there are limit holding means (not shown), such as a protrusion, corresponding to the extended and retracted positions of the detection sensing portion 205, whereby the detection sensing portion can be held in the corresponding position without being disengaged when it moves to that position.
A screw drive 2041 is provided on the outer wall of the propeller 204, and a second micro motor 2042 is provided on the holder, and a screw structure for drive corresponding to the screw drive is provided on the second micro motor.
The retainer 203 includes a retaining wall 2031, and retaining rings 2032 are provided at the ends of the retaining wall 2031, and a second micro-motor 2042 is placed on one side of the retaining rings 2032, adjacent to the retaining wall 2031. When the propeller 204 is required to provide propulsion force for the integral device, the second micro-motor 2042 is started, the screw driving structure 2041 drives the screw blade to rotate, the screw blade strokes fluid, and the retainer 203 drives the integral device to advance under the action of the reaction force of the fluid; the power of the second micro-motor 2042 drives the propeller 204 to advance through a screw transmission structure, so that the propeller can freely travel in more viscous or impurity industrial sewage, and an operator can also freely control the power magnitude and direction of the micro-motor through a remote control device, which will be further described below; the outside of the intelligent monitoring apparatus 200 may be integrally provided with a buffer cover (not shown) adapted to the shape thereof; in the remote control process, the power provided by the micro motor is debugged, so that the running speed is low, and the buffer sleeve is wrapped outside the equipment, so that the micro motor can not damage the micro motor or the inner wall of the treatment tank even if the micro motor is in contact with the inner wall of the treatment tank at the corresponding speed. After debugging, the horizontal travelling speed of the equipment in sewage is about 3-20 meters per minute.
The central portion of the head of the probe 201 includes a configured recess 208 with a connecting portion 2081, which connecting portion 2081 is connectable to a sample collector 209, as will be described in more detail below.
As shown in the enlarged schematic view of fig. 4, the connecting portion 2081 includes a third micro-motor 2082 disposed in a recess in a central portion of the probe, the third micro-motor 2082 being fixedly connected to the probe 201, and a transmission mechanism (not shown) being included in the third micro-motor, for converting a rotational motion of an output shaft of the motor into a linear telescopic motion of a piston rod connected to the transmission mechanism. The piston rod is connected with the piston 2083, and the piston 2083 joint drives the inner wall in the inner wall of sampling collector 209, and then drives the whole extension or the withdrawal of sampling collector 209.
As shown in the enlarged schematic view of fig. 4, a rotation limiting portion is included, and the rotation limiting portion includes at least one protruding portion 2095 in the housing of the collector, and correspondingly, at least one recess 2085 in the corresponding position of the detection sensor, and the sampling collector cannot rotate when the protruding portion 2095 is combined with the recess 2085; when the collector is required to collect, the third micro motor 2082 is started to push the piston rod to drive the piston 2083 and the sampling collector 209 to move outwards (to the right in the drawing), so that the protruding portion 2095 and the recessed portion 2085 are separated; when the third micro-motor pushes the piston 2083 to a predetermined position, the fourth micro-motor 2099 may be activated, rotating the sample collector 209 to effect sample collection, as described further below.
In particular, as shown in fig. 5 and 6, a plurality of rings of scraping blades 2092 distributed in a spiral line (shown in a spiral line indicated by a broken line in fig. 5) are provided outside the cover portion 2091 of the sampling collector 209, and when the fourth micro motor 210 drives the sampling collector 209 to rotate, the scraping blades 2092 rotate to drive the sewage, and the sewage is guided by the structure distributed along the spiral line, by the rings, to the sewage sample collection port 2093 located at the central portion of the cover portion 2091, the sewage sample collection port 2093 communicates with the collection channel 2094, the sewage sample passes through the collection chamber inlet 2096 to the collection chamber 2097, and the collection chamber inlet 2096 is provided with a check valve 2098, such as a reed valve shown in an enlarged schematic diagram in fig. 6, so as to receive the sewage sample in the collection chamber for subsequent extraction for assay and research. And, when the sampling is finished, the microcomputer can control the fourth micro motor 210 to slowly rotate reversely, and pull the piston rod to drive the piston 2083 and the sampling collector 209 to move inwards (move leftwards in the figure), so that the sampling collector 209 is slowly retracted. The device can be restored to the original position under the operation of an operator.
As shown particularly in fig. 4 and 5, the sampling collector includes a fourth micro-motor 2099, the fourth micro-motor 2099 includes a rotation support 2010 connected to a rotation shaft (not shown), the rotation support 2010 can be connected to the rotation shaft 2012 of the sampling collector through a bearing 2011, and when the sampling collector 209 is separated from the probe and a gap G (shown by a dotted line in fig. 4) that can freely rotate exists, the fourth micro-motor 2099 is started to rotate the sampling collector 209. One end of the sampling collector 209 may be provided with a multi-turn helical wiper 2092, the wiper 2092 being rotated in a direction such that the wastewater flows toward a central portion of the sampling collector 209, particularly as shown in phantom in fig. 5, with a wastewater sample collection port 2093 in a central portion thereof, the wastewater sample collection port 2093 being connected to the collection channel 2094, the wastewater sample flowing from the wastewater sample collection port 2093 into the collection channel 2094 being a collection chamber 2097 disposed therein, the collection chamber 2097 including a collection chamber inlet 2096, the collection chamber inlet 2096 being provided with a one-way valve 2098, such as a reed valve shown in the enlarged schematic view of fig. 6, to receive the wastewater sample therein.
In the general monitoring of industrial sewage, the main components, the mixture, the impurities and the like of the industrial sewage can be directly analyzed by the detection head, the data obtained by detection of the detection sensing sheet is mainly transmitted to the receiver by a wireless transmission technology, but in some special industrial sewage environments, for example, if the acid and the alkalinity in the industrial sewage are too large or heavy metal elements (the common pollutants in the industrial sewage) are included, the data can be distorted by the wireless transmission technology, and the data is transmitted by adopting a wired transmission mode; moreover, the inventors of the present application have provided the above-described probe with a self-contained flexible chain sensor 300, which will be described in detail below, in order to more reliably and easily recover the probe.
As shown in fig. 8, the flexible chain sensor 300 provided by the present invention includes a joint 301, and a flexible conductor 302 connected by the joint 301 may be rolled into a circular shape or other suitable shape, such as a polygon; the joint 301 and the flexible conductor 302 can be easily connected or disconnected, and can be realized by a hinge manner, for example; and, typically, the flexible chain sensor is externally included in a sleeve 303 made of a corrosion resistant and electrically insulating material. One end of the flexible chain sensor 300 can be connected to the detecting head in a conventional detachable manner, so that when the detecting head detects, the information of the industrial sewage obtained by the detecting sensing piece can be accurately transmitted to the data receiver connected with the other end of the detecting sensing piece, and the real and reliable transmission can be realized in a more polluted environment, and the detection sensing piece is more accurate and reliable than the wireless transmission mode. On the other hand, the probe head and the sampling collector can also be conveniently recovered.
The invention also provides an industrial sewage treatment method which is operated based on the industrial sewage treatment system and comprises the following steps:
step 1: the operator may place the intelligent monitoring device into an initial position, which may be located in the wastewater composition monitoring tank, and/or the first treatment device, and/or the second treatment device, via a transportation device, such as a trolley or the like;
step 2: according to the environmental parameters to be monitored, an operator can input the position parameters into a microcomputer in advance at a control terminal, the microcomputer transmits instructions to corresponding devices, and the corresponding devices act to drive intelligent monitoring equipment to move to a preset position;
step 3: when the detection sensor reaches a preset position, the first micro motor is controlled to push the detection sensing part comprising the storage cavity to move outwards relative to the whole retainer, so that the inlet of the storage cavity is exposed in a sewage environment, at the moment, the detection sensor starts to work, the components of sewage flowing through the detection sensor are detected, the detection result is fed back to the microcomputer, and the detection result is fed back to the control terminal for reference of researchers;
step 4: when the detection work is stopped, the storage cavity can retract into the retainer under the drive of the first micro motor;
step 5: when the sampling collector is required to collect, the third micro motor is started to push the piston rod to drive the piston and the sampling collector to act outwards, so that the protruding part and the concave part are separated; when the third micro motor pushes the piston to reach a preset position, the fourth micro motor can be started to drive the sampling collector to rotate so as to realize sampling collection;
step 6: when the sampling is finished, the control terminal sends an instruction to the microcomputer, and the microcomputer controls the corresponding device, so that the intelligent monitoring equipment floats to the water surface and automatically returns to the initial position, and an operator recovers the sample through the conveying equipment and takes out the sample in the sampling collector.
By adopting the system and the method, the following beneficial effects can be obtained:
1. the treatment modes are various and selectable, so that the sewage can be treated pertinently according to the monitoring result, and the treatment effectiveness is improved;
2. the monitoring sensing equipment can be hidden, so that the monitoring sensing equipment can resist relatively large corrosion and the service life is prolonged;
3. the sewage sample can be freely collected so as to facilitate subsequent analysis and treatment;
4. alternatively, with flexible chain sensors, monitoring data can be transmitted truly and reliably, also facilitating recovery of the probe head and sampling collector.
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FIG. 1 is a flow chart of a process wastewater treatment system of the present invention;
FIG. 2 is a schematic view of an intelligent monitoring apparatus 200 of the process wastewater treatment system of the present invention as extended along an axis;
FIG. 3 is a schematic view of the intelligent monitoring apparatus 200 of the process wastewater treatment system of the present invention as retracted along an axis;
fig. 4 is an enlarged schematic view of the connection 2081 of the intelligent monitoring apparatus 200 of the process wastewater treatment system of the present invention, which may be connected to the sampling collector 209;
fig. 5 is an enlarged schematic view of the connection portion of the probe sensing portion 205 and the sampling collector 209 in the intelligent monitoring apparatus 200 of the process wastewater treatment system of the present invention;
FIG. 6 is a schematic front and right side view of a sample collector 209 in an intelligent monitoring apparatus 200 of the process wastewater treatment system of the present invention;
fig. 7 is an enlarged schematic view of the detection sensing part 205 in the intelligent monitoring apparatus 200 of the process wastewater treatment system of the present invention;
FIG. 8 is a schematic diagram of a flexible chain sensor of an intelligent monitoring apparatus 200 of the process wastewater treatment system of the present invention;
fig. 9 is a schematic perspective view of an intelligent monitoring apparatus of the process wastewater treatment system of the present invention.
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The invention will be better explained by the following detailed description of the embodiments with reference to the drawings.
It should be noted that all directional indicators (such as up, down, left, right, front, and rear … …) in the embodiments of the present invention are merely used to explain the relative positional relationship, movement, etc. between the components in a particular posture (as shown in the drawings), and if the particular posture is changed, the directional indicator is changed accordingly.
Furthermore, descriptions such as those referred to as "first," "second," and the like, are provided for descriptive purposes only and are not to be construed as indicating or implying a relative importance or implying an order of magnitude of the indicated technical features in the present disclosure. Thus, a feature defining "a first" or "a second" may explicitly or implicitly include at least one such feature. In the description of the present invention, the meaning of "plurality" means at least two, for example, two, three, etc., unless specifically defined otherwise.
In the present invention, unless specifically stated and limited otherwise, the terms "connected," "affixed," and the like are to be construed broadly, and for example, "affixed" may be a fixed connection, a removable connection, or an integral body; can be mechanically or electrically connected; either directly or indirectly, through intermediaries, or both, may be in communication with each other or in interaction with each other, unless expressly defined otherwise. The specific meaning of the above terms in the present invention can be understood by those of ordinary skill in the art according to the specific circumstances.
Referring to FIG. 1, there is a flow chart of the process wastewater treatment system of the present invention; as shown, the industrial sewage treatment system of the present invention includes:
a sewage injection tank 102, raw sewage 101 being first injected into the sewage injection tank 102; the sewage injection pool 102 comprises a coarse filtration device 103, and the coarse filtration device 103 filters larger impurities to avoid damage to subsequent pipelines or equipment;
after passing through the straining device 103, the sewage continues to flow into the sewage component monitoring tank 104, where the sewage component monitoring tank 104 is intelligently monitored by the intelligent monitoring apparatus 200 of the present invention, which will be described in detail later;
after passing through the sewage composition monitoring tank 104, the sewage continues to flow into the first treatment device 105, a process to be treated may be selected in the first treatment device 105, for example, the sewage may be introduced into a desalting treatment tank, and/or a neutralizing water treatment tank, and/or a fluidized bed oxidation device, and then, into a gas dispersion tank 106, and after being dispersed via the gas dispersion tank 106, the sewage may be introduced into a flocculation tank, and/or a solid-liquid separation tower, and/or an acid weakening tank, and/or an ion removing apparatus, for example.
The intelligent monitoring apparatus 200 of the present invention may be provided in the above-described sewage component monitoring tank 104, first treatment apparatus 105, and second treatment apparatus 107, and the next process treatment may be performed based on the results obtained by the monitoring thereof.
Referring next to fig. 2-3, fig. 2-3 show the intelligent monitoring apparatus 200 of the present invention, wherein fig. 2 shows the intelligent monitoring apparatus 200 in operation, extending along an axis; fig. 3 shows the intelligent monitoring apparatus 200 retracted along the axis when not in operation.
As shown in fig. 2-3, the intelligent monitoring apparatus 200 of the present invention comprises a probe 201, the probe 201 comprising:
housing 202, and disposed in cooperation with housing 202 is retainer 203,
a propeller 204 on the outer surface of the holder 203 and inside the housing;
a detection sensing part 205 is fixed to the front of the holder 203, a driver 206 is provided at the rear side of the detection sensing part 205, a first micro motor 207 is provided at the rear side of the driver, and both the driver 206 and the first micro motor 207 can freely slide in the holder 203 to drive the detection sensing part 205 to extend or retract with respect to the holder 203, which will be described further below.
As shown in fig. 2 and 3, and in particular, as shown in the enlarged view of fig. 7, the detection sensing part 205 includes: the storage cavity 2051, wherein detection sensors 2052 are uniformly distributed in the storage cavity 2051, and the detection sensors 2052 can detect the components of sewage; the receiving chamber 2051 includes a receiving chamber inlet 2053, and a fine filter 2054 is disposed on the receiving chamber inlet 2053, and is mainly used for filtering particles in sewage to prevent the particles from directly striking or scratching the detecting sensor 2052.
When not in operation, the receiving chamber 2051 may be retracted into the retainer 203 under the drive of the first micro-motor 207, as shown in fig. 3; the receiving chamber inlet 2053 is covered by the inner wall of the holder 203, so that a large amount of sewage and particles therein cannot directly enter the receiving chamber 2051, and thus cannot strike or scratch the detecting sensor 2052; when working is needed, the first motor 207 is controlled to push the detection sensing part comprising the storage cavity to move outwards (leftwards in the drawing) relative to the whole retainer, as shown in fig. 2, so that the inlet 2053 of the storage cavity is exposed to the sewage environment, thus the sewage can enter the storage cavity 2051 through the inlet, and the fine filter 2054 can filter out particulate impurities, thereby protecting the detection sensor 2052 and prolonging the service life thereof;
in the inner surface of the holder 203, there are limit holding means (not shown), such as a protrusion, corresponding to the extended and retracted positions of the detection sensing portion 205, whereby the detection sensing portion can be held in the corresponding position without being disengaged when it moves to that position.
A screw drive 2041 is provided on the outer wall of the impeller 204, and a second micro-motor 2042 is provided on the holder, with a corresponding screw drive.
The retainer 203 includes a retaining wall 2031, and retaining rings 2032 are provided at the ends of the retaining wall 2031, and a second micro-motor 2042 is placed on one side of the retaining rings 2032, adjacent to the retaining wall 2031. When the propeller 204 is required to provide propulsion for the whole device, the second micro motor 2042 is started, and the screw transmission structure 2041 drives the propeller blade to rotate, so that the retainer 203 drives the whole device to advance; the power of the second micro motor 2042 drives the propeller 204 to advance through a spiral transmission structure, so that the propeller can freely advance in more viscous or impurity industrial sewage, and an operator can also freely control the power and the direction of the micro motor through a remote control device; the outside of the intelligent monitoring apparatus 200 may be integrally provided with a buffer cover (not shown) adapted to the shape thereof; in the remote control process, the power provided by the micro motor is debugged, so that the running speed is low, and the buffer sleeve is wrapped outside the equipment, so that the micro motor can not damage the micro motor or the inner wall of the treatment tank even if the micro motor is in contact with the inner wall of the treatment tank at the corresponding speed. After commissioning, the horizontal travel speed of the apparatus in the sewage may be about 1-100 meters per minute, preferably 1-80 meters, more preferably 3-20 meters.
The central portion of the head of the probe 201 includes a configured recess 208 with a connecting portion 2081, which connecting portion 2081 is connectable to a sample collector 209, as will be described in more detail below.
As shown in the enlarged schematic view of fig. 4, the connecting portion 2081 includes a third micro-motor 2082 disposed in a recess in a central portion of the probe, the third micro-motor 2082 being fixedly connected to the probe 201, and a transmission mechanism (not shown) being included in the third micro-motor, for converting a rotational motion of an output shaft of the motor into a linear telescopic motion of a piston rod connected to the transmission mechanism. The piston rod is connected with the piston 2083, and the piston 2083 joint drives the inner wall in the inner wall of sampling collector 209, and then drives the whole extension or the withdrawal of sampling collector 209.
As shown in the enlarged schematic view of fig. 4, the rotation limiting portion includes at least one protruding portion 2095 in the housing of the collector, and correspondingly, at least one recess 2085 in the corresponding position of the detecting sensor, and the collector cannot rotate when the protruding portion 2095 is combined with the recess 2085; when the collector is required to collect, the third micro motor 2082 is started to push the piston rod to drive the piston 2083 and the sampling collector 209 to move outwards (move leftwards in the figure), so that the protruding portion 2095 and the recessed portion 2085 are separated; when the third micro-motor pushes the piston 2083 to a predetermined position, the fourth micro-motor 2099 may be activated, rotating the sample collector 209 to effect sample collection, as described further below.
In particular, as shown in fig. 5 and 6, a plurality of rings of scraping blades 2092 distributed in a spiral line (shown in a spiral line indicated by a broken line in fig. 5) are provided outside the cover portion 2091 of the sampling collector 209, and when the fourth micro motor 210 drives the sampling collector 209 to rotate, the scraping blades 2092 rotate to drive the sewage, and the sewage is guided by the structure distributed along the spiral line, by the rings, to the sewage sample collection port 2093 located at the central portion of the cover portion 2091, the sewage sample collection port 2093 communicates with the collection channel 2094, the sewage sample passes through the collection chamber inlet 2096 to the collection chamber 2097, and the collection chamber inlet 2096 is provided with a check valve 2098, such as a reed valve shown in an enlarged schematic diagram in fig. 6, so as to receive the sewage sample in the collection chamber for subsequent extraction for assay and research.
As shown particularly in fig. 4 and 5, the sampling collector includes a fourth micro-motor 2099, the fourth micro-motor 2099 includes a rotation support 2010 connected to a rotation shaft (not shown), the rotation support 2010 can be connected to the rotation shaft 2012 of the sampling collector through a bearing 2011, and when the sampling collector 209 is separated from the probe and a gap G (shown by a dotted line in fig. 4) that can freely rotate exists, the fourth micro-motor 2099 is started to rotate the sampling collector 209. One end of the sampling collector 209 may be provided with a multi-turn helical wiper 2092, the wiper 2092 being rotated in a direction such that the wastewater flows toward a central portion of the sampling collector 209, particularly as shown in phantom in fig. 5, with a wastewater sample collection port 2093 in a central portion thereof, the wastewater sample collection port 2093 being connected to the collection channel 2094, the wastewater sample flowing from the wastewater sample collection port 2093 into the collection channel 2094 being a collection chamber 2097 disposed therein, the collection chamber 2097 including a collection chamber inlet 2096, the collection chamber inlet 2096 being provided with a one-way valve 2098, such as a reed valve shown in the enlarged schematic view of fig. 6, to receive the wastewater sample therein.
The first, second, third and fourth micro motors are all micro motors capable of rotating positively and negatively.
In addition, the device of the present invention further comprises an auxiliary floating device, specifically, a buoyancy control device (not shown) is disposed along the extending direction of the outer cover 202 at the outer side of the outer cover 202, the buoyancy control device is an inflatable/deflatable capsule, the capsule is connected with an inflator pump, when inflation is needed, the remote control device controls the inflator pump to start, and the capsule inflates, so that the whole volume of the intelligent monitoring device 200 is increased, the buoyancy received is increased, and the intelligent monitoring device can float upwards. When the air needs to be discharged, the remote control device controls the exhaust valve to be opened, and the capsule is discharged to be contracted, so that the whole volume of the intelligent monitoring equipment 200 is reduced, the buoyancy received by the intelligent monitoring equipment is reduced, and the intelligent monitoring equipment can sink. After debugging, the equipment floats at a speed of about 1-3 m/min in sewage, and the submerges at a speed of about 1-10 m/min, with a maximum submerging depth of 80 m.
The system of the invention comprises a control terminal which can be remotely communicated with the microcomputer (not shown) of the invention, so that remote control of the microcomputer is realized, the microcomputer is built in the device of the invention, the control terminal is controlled by researchers or operation or maintenance personnel, so that remote instructions are sent to the microcomputer, and corresponding first, second, third and fourth micro motors, air pumps, electronic control air release valves, steering engines, position sensors, depth sensors and other electronic devices are electrically connected with the microcomputer and controlled by the microcomputer.
The device of the invention is provided with an automatically controllable or remotely controllable small steering engine (not shown) near one end of the holding wall 2031, which is automatically controllable by the microcomputer, which will cause the rudder in the steering engine to deflect slightly a small angle, e.g. 5-10 °, when it senses that the device of the invention touches the pool wall slightly, so that the device of the invention deflects slightly, if it touches the pool wall again slightly, until no more contact is made with the pool wall. Moreover, a researcher or an operator or maintainer can also remotely control the small steering engine through a microcomputer through a control terminal, so that the steering engine is slightly deflected, and the direction of the steering engine is controlled.
The buoyancy control device and the small steering engine belong to the prior art which can be mastered by the person skilled in the art, such as corresponding floating and steering equipment in a remotely controllable toy ship or an unmanned submersible vehicle, or corresponding steering equipment in a household automatic dust collector, and are not repeated here.
The apparatus of the present invention includes a positioning device (not shown) that can generally determine the position, e.g., depth, or orientation, of the detector heads of the present invention in the first treatment tank or the second treatment tank and can be displayed in a corresponding display (not shown). For example, a position sensor and a depth sensor can be arranged at proper positions of the equipment, and the position sensor and the depth sensor corresponding to the multi-point position in the sewage component monitoring pool, the first processing equipment and the second processing equipment can transmit the position information of the equipment to a corresponding display, so that scientific research, operation or maintenance personnel can conveniently grasp the general position information of the equipment and adjust the general position information, for example, the depth is controlled by controlling an inflator pump or an electric control deflation valve; the control terminal controls the small steering engine to adjust the direction and controls the second micro motor to rotate forward or backward through the microcomputer, so that the device of the invention moves forward or backward to adjust the approximate direction.
In general, in monitoring industrial sewage, the above-mentioned detecting head is used to analyze main components, mixture, impurities and the like of industrial sewage, mainly by using a wireless transmission technology, the data detected by the detecting sensor is transmitted to the receiver, but in some special industrial sewage environments, for example, if the acid and the alkalinity in industrial sewage are too large, or if the industrial sewage contains more heavy metal elements (which are common pollutants in industrial sewage), the wireless transmission technology can distort the data, and then the data needs to be transmitted in a wired transmission mode, so that, the inventor of the present application specifically sets a matched flexible chain sensor 300 for the above-mentioned detecting head, and will be described in detail below.
As shown in fig. 8, the flexible chain sensor 300 provided by the present invention includes a joint 301, and a flexible conductor 302 connected by the joint 301 may be rolled into a circular shape or other suitable shape, such as a polygon; the joint 301 and the flexible conductor 302 can be easily connected or disconnected, and can be realized by a hinge manner, for example; and, typically, the flexible chain sensor is externally included in a sleeve 303 made of a corrosion resistant and electrically insulating material. One end of the flexible chain sensor 300 can be connected to the detecting head in a conventional detachable manner, so that when the detecting head detects, the information of the industrial sewage obtained by the detecting sensing piece can be accurately transmitted to the data receiver connected with the other end of the detecting sensing piece, and the real and reliable transmission can be realized in a more polluted environment, and the detection sensing piece is more accurate and reliable than the wireless transmission mode. Alternatively, the probe and sample collector may be conveniently recycled.
FIG. 9 is a schematic perspective view of an intelligent monitoring device of the process wastewater treatment system of the present invention; it will be appreciated by those skilled in the art that the schematic is illustrative and is not intended to limit the actual form of the present invention.
The specific use of the apparatus and method of the present invention is generally described as follows:
step 1: the operator may place the intelligent monitoring apparatus 200 of the present invention into an initial position, which may be located in the wastewater composition monitoring tank, and/or the first treatment apparatus, and/or the second treatment apparatus, by a transportation apparatus, such as a small crane or the like;
step 2: according to the environmental parameters to be monitored, the position parameters are input into a microcomputer in advance, and the microcomputer transmits instructions to the corresponding devices;
for example, the intelligent monitoring apparatus 200 is submerged to a predetermined depth, for example, 20 meters, or 30 meters, 40 meters, 50 meters, 60 meters, 70 meters, by controlling the microcomputer to transfer the depth information of the dive to the auxiliary submergence apparatus so that the capsule is inflated or deflated.
For example, the traveling direction is transmitted to a small steering engine by controlling a microcomputer, so that the steering engine deflects at a preset angle, and the traveling direction is adjusted;
for example, the traveling speed of the intelligent monitoring equipment is controlled by controlling the microcomputer to travel to a preset position, and the general direction of the intelligent monitoring equipment can be known through the feedback of the position sensor and the depth sensor until the intelligent monitoring equipment moves to the preset position;
step 3: when reaching a predetermined position, for example, a position of 25 m deep in the sewage component monitoring tank, 30 m in the width direction and 40 m in the length direction, the first motor 207 is controlled to push the detection sensing part including the receiving chamber to move outwards (leftwards in the drawing) relative to the whole holder, as shown in fig. 2, so that the receiving chamber inlet 2053 is exposed to the sewage environment, and thus the sewage can enter the receiving chamber 2051 through the inlet, and the fine filter 2054 can filter out particulate matter impurities, thereby protecting the detection sensor 2052 and prolonging the service life thereof; at this time, the detecting sensor 2052 starts to work, detects the components of the sewage flowing through it, feeds back the detection result to the microcomputer, and then transmits back to the control terminal for reference by researchers;
step 4: when the detection operation can be stopped, the accommodating cavity 2051 can retract into the retainer 203 under the drive of the first micro motor 207;
step 5: when the sampling collector is required to collect, the third micro motor 2082 is started to push the piston rod to drive the piston 2083 and the sampling collector 209 to move outwards (to the right in the drawing), so that the protruding portion 2095 and the recessed portion 2085 are separated; when the third micro-motor pushes the piston 2083 to a predetermined position, the fourth micro-motor 2099 may be activated to rotate the sample collector 209 to collect the sample.
Step 6: when the sampling is finished, the control terminal sends an instruction to a microcomputer, and the microcomputer controls corresponding equipment, so that the intelligent monitoring equipment 200 floats to the water surface, automatically returns to the initial position, is recovered by an operator through the transportation equipment, and takes out a sample in the sampling collector.
The system and the method of the invention can obtain the following beneficial effects:
the treatment modes are various and selectable, so that the sewage can be treated in a targeted manner according to the monitoring result, and the effectiveness of treatment is improved;
the monitoring sensing device is hidden, so that relatively large corrosion can be tolerated, and the service life is prolonged;
-a sample of sewage can be freely collected for subsequent analysis and treatment;
alternatively, with flexible chain sensors, monitoring data can be transmitted truly and reliably, also facilitating recycling of the probe head and the sampling collector.
It should be understood that the above description of the specific embodiments of the present invention is only for illustrating the technical route and features of the present invention, and is for enabling those skilled in the art to understand the present invention and implement it accordingly, but the present invention is not limited to the above-described specific embodiments. All changes or modifications that come within the scope of the appended claims are intended to be embraced therein.

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1. An industrial wastewater treatment system, comprising:
a sewage injection tank (102), into which sewage (101) is injected;
the sewage injection tank (102) comprises a coarse filtration device (103);
after passing through the rough filtering device (103), the sewage continuously flows into the sewage component monitoring tank (104);
the sewage component monitoring pool (104) comprises intelligent monitoring equipment (200) for intelligently monitoring sewage;
after passing through the sewage composition monitoring tank (104), the sewage continues to flow into a first treatment device (105) comprising a desalination treatment tank, and/or a neutralization water treatment tank, and/or a fluidized bed oxidation device; introducing the wastewater into a desalination treatment tank and/or a neutralization water treatment tank and/or a fluidized bed oxidation device according to a monitoring result obtained by the intelligent monitoring device (200);
after passing through the first treatment device (105), the sewage is introduced into a gas dispersing tank (106), and after being dispersed by the gas dispersing tank (106), the sewage enters a second treatment device (107), wherein the second treatment device (107) is a flocculation tank and/or a solid-liquid separation tower and/or an acid weakening tank and/or an ion removing device;
one or more intelligent monitoring devices (200) are also included in the first processing device (105) and/or the second processing device (107);
the intelligent monitoring device (200) comprises a detection head (201);
the probe (201) comprises:
a housing (202), a retainer (203) is arranged in cooperation with the housing (202), and a propeller (204) is arranged on the outer surface of the retainer (203) and inside the housing;
a detection sensing part (205) is fixed at the front part of the holder (203), a driver (206) is arranged at the rear side of the detection sensing part (205), and a first micro motor (207) is arranged at the rear side of the driver;
the detection sensing unit (205) includes:
the accommodating cavity (2051), wherein the accommodating cavity (2051) is uniformly provided with detection inductors (2052);
the receiving cavity (2051) comprises a receiving cavity inlet (2053), and a fine filter (2054) is placed on the receiving cavity inlet (2053);
a spiral transmission structure (2041) is arranged on the outer wall of the propeller (204), a second micro motor (2042) is also arranged on the retainer, and a spiral structure which corresponds to the spiral transmission structure (2041) and is used for transmission is arranged on the second micro motor;
the retainer (203) comprises a retaining wall (2031), the ends of the retaining wall (2031) are provided with retaining rings (2032), and the second micro-motor (2042) is placed on one side of the retaining rings (2032) and close to the retaining wall (2032);
the central part of the head of the probe (201) comprises a configured recess (208) provided with a connecting portion (2081), the connecting portion (2081) being connected with the sampling collector (209);
the connecting part (2081) comprises a third micro motor (2082) positioned at the concave part of the central part of the detecting head, the third micro motor (2082) is fixedly connected with the detecting head (201), and a transmission mechanism is arranged in the third micro motor to convert the rotary motion of an output shaft of the motor into the linear telescopic motion of a piston rod connected with the transmission mechanism;
the piston rod is connected with the piston (2083), and the piston (2083) is clamped in the inner wall of the sampling collector (209);
further comprises: a rotation limiting portion comprising at least one protrusion (2095) at the housing of the collector, and at least one recess (2085) provided at a corresponding position of the detection sensor in a form-fit with said protrusion (2095), limiting the rotation of the sampling collector when the protrusion and the recess are combined together;
a plurality of circles of scraping blades (2092) which are distributed in a spiral line are arranged outside the cover part (2091) of the sampling collector (209), when the fourth micro motor (210) drives the sampling collector (209) to rotate, the scraping blades (2092) rotate to drive sewage, the sewage is led to enter a sewage sample collection port (2093) which is positioned at the central part of the cover part (2091) by circle by utilizing a structure which is distributed in the spiral line, the sewage sample collection port (2093) is communicated with a collection channel (2094), a sewage sample enters a collection cavity (2097) from a collection cavity inlet (2096) through the collection channel (2094), and a one-way valve (2098) is arranged at the collection cavity inlet (2096);
the sampling collector comprises a fourth micro motor (2099), the fourth micro motor (2099) comprises a rotary supporting part (2010) connected with the rotary shaft of the fourth micro motor, the rotary supporting part (2010) can be connected with the rotary shaft (2012) of the sampling collector through a bearing (2011), and when the sampling collector (209) is separated from the probe and a gap G capable of freely rotating exists, the fourth micro motor (2099) is started to drive the sampling collector (209) to rotate;
one end of the probe head is connected with a flexible chain type sensor (300), the flexible chain type sensor (300) comprises a joint head (301), and a flexible conductor (302) connected by the joint head (301);
the joint (301) is detachably connected with the flexible conductor (302).
2. A method of industrial sewage treatment, characterized in that it is operated on the basis of an industrial sewage treatment system according to claim 1, comprising in particular the steps of:
step 1: the operator may place the intelligent monitoring device into an initial position, which may be located in the wastewater composition monitoring tank, and/or the first treatment device, and/or the second treatment device, via a transportation device, such as a trolley or the like;
step 2: according to the environmental parameters to be monitored, an operator can input the position parameters into a microcomputer in advance at a control terminal, the microcomputer transmits instructions to corresponding devices, and the corresponding devices act to drive intelligent monitoring equipment to move to a preset position;
step 3: when the detection sensor reaches a preset position, the first micro motor is controlled to push the detection sensing part comprising the storage cavity to move outwards relative to the whole retainer, so that the inlet of the storage cavity is exposed in a sewage environment, at the moment, the detection sensor starts to work, the components of sewage flowing through the detection sensor are detected, the detection result is fed back to the microcomputer, and the detection result is fed back to the control terminal for reference of researchers;
step 4: when the detection work is stopped, the storage cavity can retract into the retainer under the drive of the first micro motor;
step 5: when the sampling collector is required to collect, the third micro motor is started to push the piston rod to drive the piston and the sampling collector to act outwards, so that the protruding part and the concave part are separated; when the third micro motor pushes the piston to reach a preset position, the fourth micro motor can be started to drive the sampling collector to rotate so as to realize sampling collection;
step 6: when the sampling is finished, the control terminal sends an instruction to the microcomputer, and the microcomputer controls the corresponding device, so that the intelligent monitoring equipment floats to the water surface and automatically returns to the initial position, and an operator recovers the sample through the conveying equipment and takes out the sample in the sampling collector.
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