A process for recovering magnesium and manganese elements from industrial wastewater
An industrial waste water and process technology, applied in the directions of manganese halide, magnesium halide, magnesium chloride, etc., can solve the problems of high concentration of divalent magnesium ions, unable to obtain pure manganese products, and large amount of bicarbonate, and achieve high precipitation rate, Accurate results and short response times
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[0036] A process for recovering magnesium and manganese elements from industrial waste water, comprising the steps of:
[0037] Determination of elements in S1 waste water: 500 kg of process waste water from the coupling reaction carried out by the Grignard reagent was collected to measure the molar weights of magnesium chloride and manganese chloride in the waste water, wherein the molar number of magnesium chloride was 134.4 mol, and the molar number of manganese chloride was 160.5 mol;
[0038] S2 precipitated manganese chloride: add 166.92mol of magnesium hydroxide to the waste water, stir and heat up to 75-85°C in a high-pressure reactor, feed carbon dioxide gas to react, centrifuge, filter, and wash to obtain filtrate I and filter cake;
[0039] S3 acidification and salt analysis: add 192.6mol of water to the filter cake in step S2 for beating, add hydrochloric acid dropwise at 20°C, and filter to obtain filtrate II;
[0040] S4 Distillation crystallization: Distill the ...
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[0050] A process for recovering magnesium and manganese elements from industrial waste water, comprising the steps of:
[0051] Determination of elements in S1 waste water: 500 kg of process waste water from the coupling reaction carried out by the Grignard reagent was collected to measure the molar weights of magnesium chloride and manganese chloride in the waste water, wherein the molar number of magnesium chloride was 135.6 mol, and the molar number of manganese chloride was 160.9 mol;
[0052] S2 precipitated manganese chloride: add 168.9mol of magnesium hydroxide to the waste water, stir in a high-pressure reactor and heat up to 75-85°C, feed carbon dioxide gas to react, centrifuge, filter, and wash with water to obtain filtrate I and filter cake;
[0053] S3 acidification and salt analysis: add 197.9 mol of water to the filter cake in step S2 for beating, add hydrochloric acid dropwise at 25°C, and filter to obtain filtrate II;
[0054] S4 Distillation crystallization: D...
Embodiment 3
[0064] A process for recovering magnesium and manganese elements from industrial waste water, comprising the steps of:
[0065] Determination of elements in S1 waste water: 500 kg of process waste water from the coupling reaction carried out by the Grignard reagent was collected to measure the molar weights of magnesium chloride and manganese chloride in the waste water, wherein the molar number of magnesium chloride was 134.2 mol, and the molar number of manganese chloride was 163.5 mol;
[0066] S2 precipitated manganese chloride: add 174.9 mol of magnesium hydroxide to the waste water, stir and heat up to 75-85°C in a high-pressure reactor, feed carbon dioxide gas to react, centrifuge, filter, and wash to obtain filtrate I and filter cake;
[0067] S3 acidification and salt analysis: add 204.4mol of water to the filter cake in step S2 for beating, add hydrochloric acid dropwise at 30°C, and filter to obtain filtrate II;
[0068] S4 Distillation crystallization: Distill the ...
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