An advanced treatment
recovery technology of
coking wastewater comprises the steps of sequentially implemented air floatation oil removal pretreatment, acidifying treatment,
denitrification treatment and
biodegradation treatment, and also comprises the following steps: 1,
processing biodegraded
wastewater by using an inorganic membrane filtering device, reusing parts of the obtained membrane filtrate as mineral
separation process water, and allowing the residual membrane filtrate to enter a
pollution resistant
reverse osmosis membrane device to carry out
desalination treatment; and 2, pumping the membrane filtrate obtained in step 1 into the
pollution resistant
reverse osmosis membrane device to carry out
desalination treatment in order to remove COD, NH3-N and
inorganic salts in water, and directly reusing the obtained membrane
permeation liquid as circulating cooling water. The technology adopting an inorganic membrane to carry out the
reverse osmosis pretreatment can solve the problems of no
pollution resistance and unlikely
dirt obstruction of an ultrafilter membrane, and no flocculating agent or a small amount of the flocculating agent is added by adopting inorganic
membrane feeding, so the reverse
osmosis pollution degree is reduced, thereby the cleaning period of the RO (reverse
osmosis) membrane is prolonged, the cleaning effect is good, and the irreversible
dirt obstruction of the RO membrane is avoided.