Integrated process for treating oily wastewater by microwave and ultrasonic wave collaborated with organic bentonite synthesis
A bentonite and ultrasonic technology is applied in the field of microwave and ultrasonic synergistic organic bentonite synthesis-treatment of oily wastewater integration process, which can solve the problems of complex process and high energy consumption, and achieve the effects of efficient removal, improved efficiency, and promotion of oil-water separation.
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[0024] The cationic surfactant cetylpyridinium chloride that particle size is the untreated bentonite of 10 orders and 20%CEC joins in the crude oil wastewater containing higher concentration, and the solid / liquid mass ratio of bentonite and oily wastewater is 1: 1000, then put 1L of the waste water into a microwave reactor with a power of 5000W for 1min, and then apply an ultrasonic wave with a frequency of 120KHz and a power of 1200W. The ultrasonic treatment is carried out for 5min and stirred at the same time. After the ultrasonic treatment is completed, stir for 3min, and then Centrifugal separation is used for solid / liquid two-phase separation. It is determined that the removal rate of oil in wastewater is greater than 99%.
[0025] The organobentonite modified by the same amount and the same type of cationic surfactant can only remove 30.9% of the oil in the same wastewater after adsorption for the same time without the action of microwave and ultrasonic waves.
Embodiment 2
[0027] Add the untreated bentonite with a particle size of 200 mesh and the cationic surfactant cetyltrimethylammonium bromide with 120% CEC to the wastewater containing diesel and edible oil, the solid / liquid mass ratio of bentonite and oily wastewater 1:10000, then put 1L of the waste water into a microwave reactor with a power of 100W for 10s, then apply ultrasonic waves with a frequency of 20kHz and a power of 100W, and perform ultrasonic treatment for 10s, while stirring, and then stir after the ultrasonic treatment After 2 minutes, the solid / liquid two-phase separation is carried out by filtration. It is determined that the removal rate of oil in the wastewater is greater than 99%.
[0028] The organic bentonite modified by the same amount and the same type of cationic surfactant has only 41.2% of the oil removal rate in the same wastewater after adsorption for the same time without the action of microwave and ultrasonic waves.
Embodiment 3
[0030] The particle size is 20 order untreated bentonite and the cationic surfactant chloride dodecylpyridine of 80%CEC joins in containing crude oil and diesel oil waste water, and bentonite and waste water solid / liquid mass ratio are 1:1000, then Put 1L of the waste water into a microwave reactor with a power of 5000W for 10s, and then apply an ultrasonic wave with a frequency of 120KHz and a power of 800W. The ultrasonic treatment will be performed for 3 minutes and stirred at the same time. The solid / liquid two-phase separation is carried out by the method, and the removal rate of oil in the wastewater is greater than 99%.
[0031] The organobentonite modified by the same amount and the same type of cationic surfactant has only 34.6% of the oil removal rate in the same wastewater after adsorption for the same time without the action of microwave and ultrasonic waves.
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