The Inverter for autonomous power supply systems
https://doi.org/10.32786/2071-9485-2024-02-37
Abstract
The optimization of the design parameters of the sorption loading of the filter is considered based on a mathematical regression model and laboratory experimental data.
Introduction. The problem of pollution of rivers and lakes by wastewater is a complex and multifaceted object of scientific analysis. Wastewater is the source of a variety of anthropogenic impacts on aquatic ecosystems that lead to deterioration of water quality, loss of biodiversity, threats to human health and loss of economic value of water resources. To minimize the negative consequences of wastewater pollution, it is necessary to develop and implement effective technologies for the treatment and reuse of wastewater, as well as to improve management and control systems for their volume and quality.
Object. The object of the study is wastewater contaminated with heavy metals.
Materials and methods. Factors were identified to optimize the design parameters of the sorption load. Based on algorithmic, theoretical and laboratory studies, data were obtained for the regression equation using the Reichschaffner method. Also, a chemical analysis of the test water was carried out in laboratory conditions, where a concentration was determined that exceeded sanitary standards for total iron and copper. An experiment was carried out using the settling method at various time intervals to determine the dynamics of a decrease or increase in the concentration of the studied chemical elements.
Results and conclusions. Based on the results of solving the regression equation, data were obtained in laboratory conditions with the help of which the coefficients B0, Bi, Bij and Bii were calculated. To check the accuracy of the obtained coefficients using the Student method, we re-calculated the regression model in which these equations were obtained in encrypted form, the accuracy of the resulting models was checked using the Fisher criterion, which is not a random factor. When conducting an experiment in laboratory conditions by settling zeolite in fractions from 0.4 cm to 0.75 cm in time intervals from 1 hour to 4 hours, the best result was a time interval of 4 hours, which showed a decrease in the concentration of total iron and copper by 71%, which corresponds to mathematical calculations and proves the purity of the experiment.
About the Authors
V. S. BocharnikovRussian Federation
Bocharnikov Viktor Sergeevich, Doctor of Engineering Sciences, Professor of the Department of Applied Geodesy, Natural Development and Water Use,
400002, Volgograd, Universitetskiy Avenue, 26
M. A. Denisova
Russian Federation
Denisova Maria Alekseevna, Candidate of Engineering Sciences, Associate Professor of the Department of Applied Geodesy, Natural Development and Water Use,
400002, Volgograd, Universitetskiy Avenue, 26
S. V. Tronev
Russian Federation
Tronev Sergey Viktorovich, Doctor of Engineering Sciences, professor of the department “Operation and technical service of machines in the AP,
400002, Volgograd, Universitetskiy Avenue, 26
A. S. Ovchinnikov
Russian Federation
Ovchinnikov Aleksey Semenovich, Doctor of Agricultural Sciences, Academician of the Russian Academy of Sciences, professor, head of the department of “Applied geodesy, environmental management and water use”,
400002, Volgograd, Universitetskiy Avenue, 26
O. V. Bocharnikova
Russian Federation
Bocharnikova Olesya Vladimirovna, Doctor of Engineering Sciences, Professor of the Department of Applied Geodesy, Natural Development and Water Use,
400002, Volgograd, Universitetskiy Avenue, 26
O. V. Kozinskaya
Russian Federation
Kozinskaya Olga Vladimirovna, Candidate of Agricultural Sciences, Associate Professor of the Department of Applied Geodesy, Environmental Management and Water Use,
400002, Volgograd, Universitetskiy Avenue, 26
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Bocharnikov V.S., Denisova M.A., Tronev S.V., Ovchinnikov A.S., Bocharnikova O.V., Kozinskaya O.V. The Inverter for autonomous power supply systems. Title in english. 2024;(2 (74)):309-315. (In Russ.) https://doi.org/10.32786/2071-9485-2024-02-37