The Combined Processing Technology Research of the Naturally Purification and Artificial Wetland to Dimethyl Hydrazine Waste Water

Xiao Li Gou; Xuan Jun Wang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.518-523.2881

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The Combined Processing Technology Research of the Naturally Purification and Artificial Wetland to Dimethyl Hydrazine Waste Water

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In accordance with the shortcoming of naturally purification processing to liquid propellant dimethyl hydrazine waste water, the paper is putting forward the combined processing technology of naturally purification and artificial wetland. Designed process flow of the combined processing technology, and the naturally purification and artificial wetland dealing with the structure of pond, and to his processing dimethyl hydrazine the effect to imitate waste water has been in progress research. The result indicates: the technology can effective remove dimethyl hydrazine and his degradation product in the waste water, and the back waste water of processing achieves the placing in proper order quota.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 518-523)

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Xiao Li Gou, Xuan Jun Wang

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Artificial Wetland, Dimethyl Hydrazine, Processing, Purify Naturally, Wastewater

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