Method for treating arsenic waste solution of hazardous waste by using composite functional bacteria
A technology of composite functional bacteria and hazardous waste, applied in the direction of arsenic compounds, chemical instruments and methods, biological water/sewage treatment, etc., can solve the problems of expensive adsorbent, difficult regeneration, low efficiency, etc., and achieve the goal of reducing the residual amount of arsenic Effect
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[0046] figure 1 As shown, a specific embodiment of the present invention is: a method for treating hazardous waste arsenic waste liquid with composite functional bacteria, the steps of which are:
[0047] A. Strain selection and ratio: The compound functional bacteria consist of Desulfovibrio Sp., Desulfotomaculum Sp., and Bacillus megaterium Sp., and the ratio of the number of bacteria among the three strains is :60:50:8.
[0048] B. Cultivation of compound functional bacteria: Cultivate the three types of bacteria in step A according to the number of strains in the incubator with nutrients containing Fe, S, C, N, and P. Culture conditions: anaerobic environment, pH7 .0, temperature 30°C, incubation time 36 hours.
[0049] C. Treatment of arsenic waste liquid: use the composite functional bacteria in the B-step incubator and its metabolites and nutrients as detoxification substances, and combine them with the arsenic waste liquid with a pH of 0.76 to 1.15 and arsenic concen...
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[0056] This example is basically the same as Example 1, the difference is only:
[0057] The bacterial ratio of the three strains of compound functional bacteria Desulfovibrio Sp., Desulfotomaculum Sp. and Bacillus megaterium Sp. is 56:55:10. Culture conditions: anaerobic environment, pH 7.4, temperature 37°C, culture time 38 hours; arsenic waste liquid with a pH of 2.5-3 and arsenic concentration of 5662-6140 mg / L is used for removal by compound functional bacteria The poison and arsenic waste liquid are mixed and stirred in the primary and secondary bioreactors according to the volume ratio of 5.6-6:1000, and each stage reacts for 20-30 minutes. Add 5 times the volume of 85% sulfuric acid to the sludge and heat it at 170°C for 3 hours to recover As 2 o 3 product. The recovery rate of arsenic is 97%.
[0058] The discharge water was monitored, and the arsenic content in the discharge water was 0.05mg / L, and the pH was 8.5. The total arsenic and pH in the discharged water...
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[0060] This example is basically the same as Example 1, the difference is only:
[0061] The ratio of the number of composite functional bacteria Desulfovibrio Sp., Desulfotomaculum Sp. and Bacillus megaterium Sp. was 41:38:5. Culture conditions: anaerobic environment, pH 7.1, temperature 31°C, culture time 32 hours; the arsenic waste liquid with pH 7.8-9.0 and arsenic concentration of 201-1765.1 mg / liter in a workshop of a certain copper mine is used by the method of the present invention Processing 4m per hour 3 Arsenic waste. The detoxified substances and arsenic waste liquid from the compound functional bacteria are mixed and stirred in the primary and secondary bioreactors according to the volume ratio of 4-5:1000, the primary reaction is 5 minutes, and the secondary reaction is 30 minutes. The content of As in the sludge is 8.0%, and As is recovered by the sulfuric acid method, 6.5 times the volume of 95% sulfuric acid is added to the sludge, and it is thermally dissol...
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