Abstract
In recent years, water pollution and eutrophication are becoming increasingly serious, plankton represented by Cyclops and algae frequently appear in many urban micro-polluted water sources. The current methods to remove algae include catching, adding algicide, adding oxidant, enhanced coagulation and so on, and the current methods to remove the Cyclops include adding oxidant, coagulant precipitation treatment, biological activated carbon filtration, etc. This paper analyzes the effect of different methods on removing plankton in the water, and their advantages and disadvantages, to solve the problem of algae and Cyclops due to seasonal reasons for short outbreaks.
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