Multistage countercurrent reaction integration technology and device for synchronous removal of a plurality of heavy metal ions
A technology for heavy metal ions and heavy metals, which is applied in the fields of water/sewage multi-stage treatment, fluid flow condition water treatment, multi-stage water treatment, etc. problem, to achieve the effect of high efficiency of drug use, fast reaction speed, and wide range of pH application.
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[0030] The reference patent for the preparation of FHC in the present invention (Application No.: 201410028027.1) "Preparation method and application of iron-based material for efficient removal of heavy metals in wastewater", wherein the molar ratio of Fe(II) to Fe(III) is 4:1, The synthesized structured iron suspension is sealed and stored in a medicine tank. In the multi-stage countercurrent reaction integrated process device, industrial wastewater of various heavy metals is synchronously treated. Structural iron is the main functional unit material. The contact time of a single stage is 20-60min. The countercurrent mixing method is used to fully contact and react the medicament and wastewater. , to exert the adsorption and reduction performance of structural iron with high efficiency. Due to the long reaction time between metal pollutants such as arsenic and selenium and structural iron, the simultaneous removal of various heavy metal pollutants can be effectively achieved...
Embodiment 2
[0035] Take a copper mine factory wastewater effluent stock solution, the water quality pH is in the range of 9.3-9.5, which mainly contains heavy metal ions Cu 290-300mg / L, Ni 190-200mg / L, Pb 35-40mg / L, As 40-45mg / L, Se 8-10mg / L. First, pretreat the wastewater: add a certain amount of PAC coagulant to the fast stirring tank 4, stir quickly for 3-5 minutes to mix the added coagulant evenly in the solution, and the waste water enters the slow stirring tank 5, and slowly stir for 10- After 12 minutes, the sediment in the wastewater is coagulated into flocculation. After the flocculation is completed, the wastewater enters the pretreatment sedimentation tank 6 and settles statically for 20-30 minutes to obtain a clarified supernatant. Pretreatment can remove some dissolved substances, reduce some pollutants in wastewater, reduce the influence of interfering substances on subsequent reactions and the discharge of sludge.
[0036] In this example, the concentration of heavy metals...
Embodiment 3
[0039] The effluent stock solution of a smelter was taken, the pH of the water was in the range of 10.0-10.2, which mainly contained heavy metal ions Cu 70-75mg / L, Ni 50-55mg / L, Cr 10-12mg / L, Cd 15-17mg / L, Pb 20-22mg / L, As 2-3mg / L. First, pretreat the wastewater: add a certain amount of PAC coagulant and stir in the fast stirring tank for 3-5 minutes, so that the added coagulant is mixed evenly in the solution, and the wastewater enters the slow stirring tank and stirs for 10-12 minutes to make the wastewater in the The sediment condenses into flocs. After the flocculation is completed, the agitation is stopped, and the wastewater enters the pretreatment sedimentation tank, and the sedimentation is static for 20-30 minutes to obtain a clear supernatant. Pretreatment can remove some dissolved substances, reduce some pollutants in wastewater, reduce the influence of interfering substances on subsequent reactions and the discharge of sludge.
[0040] In this example, the initial...
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