CN110813238A - Wetland plant resource utilization method - Google Patents
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Abstract
A wetland plant resource utilization method aims at overcoming the defects of wide land occupation, low plant utilization rate, environmental pollution and the like in the existing wetland plant treatment process, and provides the wetland plant resource utilization method which comprises the following steps: A. putting the harvested wetland plants into a liquid crusher for crushing; B. putting the wetland plants into a spiral shell stacking machine for primary pressing, and extruding plant filtrate and plant particles with higher water content; C. draining the plant filtrate into an artificial wetland sedimentation tank for sedimentation; D. putting the compressed plant particles into a low-temperature drier for low-temperature drying; E. putting the plant particles into a high-pressure forming machine to be made into carbon rods; F. and (4) adding the carbon rods into the artificial wetland. The harvested wetland plants are made into carbon rods and then are supplemented into the artificial wetland, so that the method has a promotion effect on continuously utilizing the wetland plants to purify the sewage, and is suitable for being used for treating the wetland plants.
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Technical Field
The invention relates to the field of environmental protection, in particular to a wetland plant resource utilization method.
Background
At present, a plurality of wetland aquatic plants such as canna, reed, silvergrass and the like in China have good removal capability on pollutants in water quality. Different aquatic plants have different growth cycles, and the water quality purifying effect of the aquatic plants is more and more obvious along with the increase of biomass in water quality from the initial growth stage to the mature stage of the aquatic plants, however, the water quality purifying effect of the aquatic plants is gradually weakened at the terminal growth stage of the aquatic plants, so that the aquatic plants need to be harvested and planted with new aquatic plants in time at the terminal stage in order to effectively ensure the cyclic regeneration function of the aquatic plants.
The harvested wetland plants are usually stacked together and not utilized in time, and the wetland plants not only occupy a large amount of land but also pollute the environment due to sewage generated by decomposition. The research of the wetland plant resource utilization technology is a key link for guaranteeing the smooth development of large-scale tillage and humidity return work, and is an important guarantee for realizing the coordinated development of local economy, society and environment. At present, the problems of high screening difficulty, low utilization value, narrow market, lack of high-added-value resource utilization ways and the like exist in the development and utilization of wetland plant resources, and the problems become a bottleneck for restricting the large-scale promotion of returning to cultivation and wet and the efficient and sustainable development and operation of wetland ecosystems.
Disclosure of Invention
The invention overcomes the defects of wide occupied area, low plant utilization rate, environmental pollution and the like in the conventional wetland plant treatment process, and provides a wetland plant resource utilization method.
The invention adopts the technical scheme that the purpose of the invention is realized by: a wetland plant resource utilization method comprises the following steps:
A. putting the harvested wetland plants into a liquid crusher for crushing;
B. b, putting the wetland plants in the step A into a spiral shell stacking machine for primary pressing, and extruding plant filtrate and plant particles with higher water content;
C. b, draining the plant filtrate obtained in the step B into an artificial wetland sedimentation tank through a pipeline for sedimentation;
D. b, the plant particles with higher water content in the step B are put into a low-temperature drier for low-temperature drying, and the dried plant particles with smaller volume are obtained;
E. d, putting the plant particles in the step D into a high-pressure forming machine to be made into carbon rods;
F. and E, adding the carbon rod in the step E into the artificial wetland for carbon source supplement or directly selling a finished product.
Further, the liquid crusher has the product capacity of 5-15m, the shell is made of stainless steel, the diameter of the cutter head is 700mm, the thickness of the cutter head is 20-100mm, the inclination angle of the blade is 5-15 degrees, the crushing degree is an ultrafine grinding machine, the motor is controlled by frequency conversion, and the rotating speed of the motor is 500-1500 r/min.
Furthermore, the discharged material of the overlapping screw machine has the moisture content of less than or equal to 70 percent, the proper temperature range of 0-40 degrees, the proper humidity range of less than or equal to 90 percent RH and the maintenance management frequency of 5 min/d.
Further, the drying temperature of the low-temperature drier is 30-90 degrees, the water content of the fed material is less than or equal to 50 percent, and the water content of the discharged material is 1-4 percent.
Further, the molding specification of the high-pressure molding machine is as follows: the diameter is 10-20mm, the length is 200-100mm, the main shaft rotating speed of the high-pressure forming machine is 46-60 r/min, and the number of spiral blades is 4.
Further, the step A also comprises the step of carrying out early-stage crushing treatment on the wetland plants with larger volume through a plant crusher.
Further, the processing diameter of the plant crusher is 130-400mm, and the crushing time is less than or equal to 2 min.
And step C, further comprising the step of carrying out nitration reaction on the precipitation liquid in the sedimentation tank through an ecological oxidation tank, and finally treating the precipitation liquid through the artificial wetland to a clean water body and discharging the water body.
Further, step E further comprises adding a curing agent into the high-pressure molding machine.
Further, the curing agent is oyster shell and/or zeolite.
The invention has the beneficial effects that: according to local conditions, the harvested wetland plants are recycled to prepare the carbon source agent required by the growth of the wetland plants, and then the carbon source agent is supplemented into the artificial wetland, so that the promotion effect on continuously utilizing the wetland plants to purify sewage is achieved. The carbon source agent prepared from wetland plant residues is nontoxic and harmless, environment-friendly, wide in application, considerable in prospect and great in market demand, and is a resource utilization mode with good environmental, economic, social and resource benefits.
The invention is further described with reference to the following detailed description and accompanying drawings.
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As shown in the attached drawings, the method for recycling wetland plants in the embodiment comprises the following steps:
A. the harvested wetland plants are put into a liquid crusher for crushing, the process can replace a plant yard and solve the problem of wide occupied area, the liquid crusher of the embodiment has the product capacity of 5-15m, the shell is made of stainless steel, the diameter of a cutter head is 200-, the length is 2-3 cm;
B. b, placing the wetland plants in the step A into a spiral shell stacking machine for primary pressing, extruding plant filtrate and plant particles with higher water content, and performing solid-liquid separation on the plant particles with higher water content and the filtrate in the process, so that the problems of dust and noise generated by crushing the dried plants are solved, wherein the discharge water content of the spiral shell stacking machine is less than or equal to 70%, the temperature suitable range is 0-40%, the humidity suitable range is less than or equal to 90% RH, and the maintenance management frequency is 5 min/d;
C. b, the plant filtrate obtained in the step B is drained into a sedimentation tank at the front end of the artificial wetland for sedimentation through a pipeline, the plant filtrate is used as a liquid carbon source of the wetland, loss of the plant carbon source is avoided in the process, the plant utilization rate is improved, the sedimentation liquid in the sedimentation tank is subjected to nitration reaction through an ecological oxidation tank, and finally the sedimentation liquid is treated to be a clean water body through the artificial wetland for discharge, and a spiral shell stacking machine is connected with the sedimentation tank, so that the recovery treatment of the plant filtrate can be realized, and the environment is protected and the resource is changed;
D. b, placing the plant particles with higher water content in the step B into a low-temperature drier for low-temperature drying, controlling dust and noise at a lower level in the process, continuously reducing the space for compressing the plant particles, directly drying the plant particles without airing the plant particles into dried plant straws through an airing field, removing bacteria such as microorganisms, avoiding decay and rotting, and obtaining the plant particles with smaller volume and dryness, wherein the drying temperature of the low-temperature drier is 30-90 degrees, the feed water content is less than or equal to 50 percent, and the discharge water content is 1-4 percent;
E. d, putting the plant particles in the step D into a high-pressure forming machine to be manufactured into a carbon rod with the diameter of 1cm and the length of 2-3cm, taking the plant carbon rod as a solid carbon source of the wetland, and saving the storage space and the transportation space of a finished product by using a small-volume carbon rod, wherein the forming specification of the high-pressure forming machine is as follows: the diameter is 10-20mm, the length is 200-100mm, the rotating speed of a main shaft of the high-pressure forming machine is 46-60 r/min, and the number of spiral blades is 4; in order to facilitate the formation of the carbon rod and increase the components of the wetland additive, in the embodiment, a curing agent is preferably added into a high-pressure forming machine during the carbon rod production, and the curing agent is oyster shell and/or zeolite;
F. and E, adding the carbon rod in the step E into the artificial wetland for carbon source supplement or directly selling finished products, and directly supplementing the carbon rod into the artificial wetland, so that the problems of secondary sale and transportation of commodities are solved, the process problems that the artificial wetland is lack of carbon sources and the nitrogen treatment efficiency is low are solved, and the effect of killing two birds with one stone is achieved.
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1. A wetland plant resource utilization method is characterized by comprising the following steps:
A. putting the harvested wetland plants into a liquid crusher for crushing;
B. b, putting the wetland plants in the step A into a spiral shell stacking machine for primary pressing, and extruding plant filtrate and plant particles with higher water content;
C. b, draining the plant filtrate obtained in the step B into an artificial wetland sedimentation tank through a pipeline for sedimentation;
D. b, the plant particles with higher water content in the step B are put into a low-temperature drier for low-temperature drying, and the dried plant particles with smaller volume are obtained;
E. d, putting the plant particles in the step D into a high-pressure forming machine to be made into carbon rods;
F. and E, adding the carbon rod in the step E into the artificial wetland for carbon source supplement or directly selling a finished product.
2. The method for resource utilization of wetland plants according to claim 1, wherein the liquid crusher has a product capacity of 5-15m for cultivation, a stainless steel shell, a cutterhead diameter of 200-700mm, a cutterhead thickness of 20-100mm, a blade inclination angle of 5-15 °, a superfine grinding degree, a variable frequency motor control and a motor rotation speed of 500-1500 r/min.
3. The method for wetland plant resource utilization according to claim 1, characterized in that the discharged water content of the snail stacking machine is less than or equal to 70%, the temperature suitable range is 0-40 °, the humidity suitable range is less than or equal to 90% RH, and the maintenance management frequency is 5 min/d.
4. The method for resource utilization of wetland plants as claimed in claim 1, wherein the drying temperature of the low-temperature drier is 30-90 °, the moisture content of the fed material is less than or equal to 50%, and the moisture content of the discharged material is 1-4%.
5. The method for resource utilization of wetland plants according to claim 1, wherein the molding specification of the high-pressure molding machine is as follows: the diameter is 10-20mm, the length is 200-100mm, the main shaft rotating speed of the high-pressure forming machine is 46-60 r/min, and the number of spiral blades is 4.
6. The method for recycling wetland plants according to claim 1, wherein the step A further comprises a step of performing early stage crushing treatment on the wetland plants with larger volume by using a plant crusher.
7. The method for recycling wetland plants as recited in claim 6, wherein the processing diameter of the plant crusher is 130-400mm, and the crushing time is less than or equal to 2 min.
8. The method for wetland plant resource utilization according to claim 1, wherein the step C further comprises the step of carrying out nitration reaction on the precipitation solution in the sedimentation tank through an ecological oxidation tank, and finally carrying out treatment through the artificial wetland to a clean water body for discharge.
9. The method for recycling wetland plants according to claim 1, wherein the step E further comprises adding a curing agent into a high-pressure forming machine.
10. The wetland plant resource utilization method of claim 9, wherein the solidifying agent is oyster shell and/or zeolite.
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