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城市黑臭水體治理方案

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城市黑臭水體是大家反映強烈的水環境問題，不僅損害了人們的居住環境，也嚴重影響著城市形象。近幾年“讓市長下河遊泳”的呼聲反映了大家對解決和治理城市黑臭水體的強烈願望。那今天必源環保小編就帶大家來了解下城市黑臭水體治理的方法。

如何綜合、系統、具有聯動機制的對城市黑臭水體進行治理，可以采取“七字法”方法進行系統有針對性的三位一體治理（地、水、大氣），其分別是”截、引、淨、減、調、養、測”。黑臭水體治理，模式比技術更重要。治理應該因地制宜，根據不同的水文水質特征、不同的治理目標、不同階段，綜合采用不同技術。

城市黑臭水體治理方案

“七字法”統籌化綜合治理法

何为“七字法”統籌化綜合治理法？七字分别为”截、引、净、减、調、養、測”。

截：

切斷點源汙染産生的汙水；

引：

將點源汙染與面源汙染産生的汙水通過對應手段引入濕地或生態岸帶等功能體；

淨：

通過濕地、生態岸帶、以及其他淨化功能體處理汙染水體與降水，徑流；

減：

將水體中的有機質成分降低，淤泥減量；

調

調入新水体补入水道、湖体等；

養

整治内源污染，通过微生物复合菌进行水体营養结构恢复，稳定或重建生态系统和食物链结构；

測

数据检測与水体实时监測，应对突发状况，保证水体治理的数据准确。

另外也可通过一些水处理领域的技术手段如超磁分離技術来进行黑臭水體治理，苏州必源环保工程有限公司主要研发制造超磁分離水處理設備、移动式水体净化站、车载应急水体净化站、超磁分离一体化水处理设备、移动式水处理设备、磁微滤设备、磁絮凝沉淀设备、磁加载沉淀设备、工业废水处理专用设备等，并承接总包各类工业废水处理项目（EPC）。设备与技术应用领域包括：黑臭水體治理、黑臭河道湖泊治理、重要水体保护区的控源截污、污水处理厂提标改造、各类工业废水处理等领域。

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