紫外光谱法检测COD时波长和低温影响的探究

doi:10.3964/j.issn.1000-0593(2020)08-2403-06

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Abstract COD represents the degree of water pollution by reducing substances, compared with the traditional method to detect COD, the detection time is long and the operation is complicated. Ultraviolet spectroscopy has become a mainstream detection method due to its fast detection speed and no need for chemical reagents. Based on the Lambert Beer law, using potassium hydrogen phthalate powder to prepare standard solution as an experimental object, aiming at the detection accuracy of COD ultraviolet spectrum at low temperature, the optimal detection wavelength of COD and the influence of temperature on the detection value of COD were studied respectively. At the same time, the surface water in a certain area of Changchun City is selected as the research object to verify the applicability of the best COD detection wavelength in the actual water sample and the accuracy of the temperature compensation model. When studying the influence of detection wavelength on COD detection value, choose A₂₅₆，A₂₆₆，A₂₇₆，A₂₈₆，A₂₉₆ five wavelengths to regression analysis samples, including A₂₅₆，A₂₆₆，A₂₇₆，A₂₈₆，A₂₉₆ is A wavelength of 256, 266, 276, 286 and 296 nm absorbance, the absorbance of A linear regression with the COD standard solution, can be seen from the fitting data 276, 286 and 296 nm model representative, 286 nm in fitting out the best effect, 296 nm, Finally, it is 276 nm, of which the correlation coefficient r of 286 nm is 0.994 6 and the determination coefficient R² is 0.989 4，SSE=0.011 4 and RMSE=0.037 7 at 296 nm, but the determinant coefficient R² is low. It can be seen that 286 nm is the highest correlation and the smallest error. The results show that 286 nm is also suitable for the detection of actual water samples, and 286 nm is the best detection wavelength. When studying the influence of temperature on COD detection value, UV absorption spectra of COD water samples and standard water samples were collected at different temperatures. The results show that the UV absorption of COD solution increases with the increase of temperature. After thoroughly studying the spectral absorption of the actual and standard water samples with the same concentration of COD at the standard temperature (20 ℃), in order to eliminate the influence of temperature on COD measurement, a temperature compensation model was established by the least square method. The accuracy of the temperature compensation model is verified by the actual water sample, and the error analysis is carried out at the same time. The results show that the maximum relative error between the actual value of COD and the compensated value is 6.38%, the minimum relative error is 0.63%, and most of the relative errors are concentrated in 4%, which shows that the fitting effect of the model is good. Thus, COD temperature compensation model has high compensation accuracy and good effect. Finally, the conclusion is drawn that the best wavelength and temperature compensation model selected for COD detection can effectively improve the accuracy of COD low temperature detection.

Key words：Chemical oxygen demand; Low temperature compensation model; Ultraviolet spectrometry; Absorbance

Received: 2019-07-19 Accepted: 2019-12-06

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Corresponding Authors: SU Cheng-zhi E-mail: Chengzhi_su@126.com

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