Tobacco Wastewater Treatment Plant Based on Magnetic Seed Flocculation Technology

Shang Li; Jianghai Deng

doi:10.54097/xdq7ja37

Authors

Shang Li
Jianghai Deng

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.54097/xdq7ja37

Keywords:

Wastewater Treatment, Tobacco Wastewater, Energy Conservation.

Abstract

The project is a tobacco wastewater treatment device, which mainly includes a magnetic seed dropping pump, a micro-flocculation chamber, a special media roller adsorption device, a micro-jetting device, a magnetic seed recovery device, and a separation device. Tilted baffles are used to convectively fuse wastewater, flocculant, coagulant aid, and magnetic seeds to improve flocculation efficiency under gravity and magnetic force; a special arrangement of disk structure is used to recover flocculant; and a water jetting device is used instead of disk blades to improve the recovery rate of magnetic seeds. This device combines several devices to realize effective treatment and recovery of tobacco wastewater, and applies the super magnetic separation technology to solve the problems of large footprint, low efficiency of wastewater treatment, and waste of magnetic seeds in the traditional method.

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