Method for removing lead, copper and zinc pollution from water sources through coagulation
A water source water and water source technology, applied in the direction of water pollutants, flocculation/sedimentation water/sewage treatment, water/sewage treatment, etc., can solve the problems of increasing the complexity of operation and high cost of chemicals, and achieve various preparation methods, Inexpensive and easy to handle
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[0022] Take a class I drinking water source water, add a certain amount of lead ions to make an experimental water sample, COD Mn 1.85mg / L, the turbidity is 0.60NTU, the pH value is 7.82, and the lead ion concentration in the water sample is 0.050mg / L. In the experiment, 1.0L of water sample was taken, and 7.27mg / L potassium permanganate and 3.64mg / L sodium thiosulfate were added under rapid stirring. After mixing, reaction, precipitation and sand filtration, the water sample was taken for testing. COD Mn The concentration is 1.20mg / L, the turbidity is 0.01NTU (minimum detection limit of the instrument), and the lead ion concentration is 0.010mg / L, which meets the requirements of the standard GB 5749-2006.
[0023] Take a well-protected class II drinking water source water, add a certain amount of lead ions to make experimental water samples, COD Mn The turbidity is 3.72mg / L, the turbidity is 6.14NTU, the pH value is 7.52, and the lead ion concentration in the water sample i...
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[0028] Take a class I drinking water source water, add a certain amount of copper ions to make an experimental water sample, COD Mn The copper ion concentration in the water sample was 2.02mg / L. In the experiment, 1.0L of water sample was taken, and 7.27mg / L potassium permanganate and 3.64mg / L sodium thiosulfate were added under rapid stirring. After mixing, reaction, precipitation and sand filtration, the water sample was taken for testing. COD Mn The copper ion concentration is 0.92mg / L, the turbidity is 0.01NTU (minimum detection limit of the instrument), and the copper ion concentration is 0.82mg / L, which meets the requirements of the standard GB 5749-2006.
[0029] Take a well-protected class II drinking water source water, add a certain amount of copper ions to make experimental water samples, COD MnThe copper ion concentration in the water sample was 2.50mg / L. In the experiment, 1.0L of water sample was taken, and 14.54mg / L potassium permanganate and 7.27mg / L sodium ...
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[0034] Take a class I drinking water source water, add a certain amount of zinc ions to make an experimental water sample, COD Mn The turbidity is 1.85mg / L, the turbidity is 0.60NTU, the pH value is 7.82, and the zinc ion concentration in the water sample is 1.32mg / L. In the experiment, 1.0L of water sample was taken, and 7.27mg / L potassium permanganate and 3.64mg / L sodium thiosulfate were added under rapid stirring. After mixing, reaction, precipitation and sand filtration, the water sample was taken for testing. COD Mn The turbidity is 1.08mg / L, the turbidity is 0.01NTU (minimum detection limit of the instrument), and the zinc ion concentration is 0.35mg / L, meeting the requirements of the standard GB 5749-2006.
[0035] Take a well-protected class II drinking water source water, add a certain amount of zinc ions to make experimental water samples, COD Mn The zinc ion concentration in the water sample was 2.00mg / L. In the experiment, 1.0L of water sample was taken, and 14....
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