CN108217895A - A kind of method of efficient process arsenic-containing waste water - Google Patents
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Abstract
The present invention relates to a kind of methods of efficient process arsenic-containing waste water, are as follows:1) arsenic ion concentration in arsenic-containing waste water is tested;2) CaCO is added in simultaneously into arsenic-containing waste water3And FeSO4, wherein CaCO3、FeSO4Molar ratio with As elements in arsenic-containing waste water is 1.5~3.5:1.5~5:1, and arsenic-containing waste water is stirred makes its reaction, it precipitates, filter after reaction.The method of the present invention simple process, treatment effeciency are up to more than 99.80%, arsenic content in waste water can be reduced to by requirements of the national standard discharge for the arsenic-containing waste water of high concentration or low concentration, and medicine component is simple used in this method, with preferable economic value, it also is able to the secondary pollution problem that general dearsenicating method is avoided to bring, it is environmental-friendly, there is wide prospects for commercial application.
Description
Technical field
The invention belongs to water-treatment technology fields, and in particular to a kind of method of efficient process arsenic-containing waste water.
Background technology
Arsenic (As) is widely distributed in nature, is a kind of odorless tasteless, nonmetalloid for easily aoxidizing.Arsenic mainly with
The form of compound is present in natural environment.The organic and inorganic compound of arsenic has different degrees of toxicity, harm to the human body
It is very big, if the high arsenic water of human body long-term drinking, arsenic can be accumulated and slow poisoning caused to lead to cutaneum carcinoma and internal organs in vivo
Canceration etc..Since arsenic is to the potential hazard of human body, the Center for Disease Control (CDC) and international cancer research institution (IARC) will
It is determined as the first carcinogen.With the hair in the fields such as mining, chemical industry, chemical pharmacy, pesticide producing, weaving, glass, process hides
Exhibition, a large amount of arsenic-containing waste water are entered in water environment, the safety and health of serious threat human ecological system, therefore arsenic-containing waste water
Effectively improvement it is very urgent, develop high-efficiency and economic arsenic-containing waste water treatment technology have great society, economy and environment meaning
Justice.
The method of country's processing arsenic-containing waste water has chemical precipitation method, absorption method, ion-exchange, membrane separation process and microorganism
Method etc. using dearsenicating method is generally at present chemical precipitation method in industrial production, usually using Ca (OH)2With molysite such as trichlorine
Change iron or ferrous sulfate is added in arsenic-containing waste water, the arsenic in water is made to precipitate.Three in waste water are handled in this way
It needs addition strong oxidizer that trivalent arsenic is oxidized to pentavalent arsenic such as hydrogen peroxide during valency arsenic and carries out subsequent wastewater treatment again, and
Need to be pre-adjusted the pH value in arsenic-containing waste water, as Ca (OH)2Quick release goes out OH after addition-Lead to the Fe (OH) of generation3Crystallization
It reduces its activity and then considerably reduces the removal efficiency of arsenic.Meanwhile need to consume a large amount of medicaments during traditional handicraft, it generates
A large amount of waste residues secondary pollution is caused to environment.
Invention content
The technical problems to be solved by the invention are for above-mentioned deficiency in the prior art, provide a kind of efficiently place
The method for managing arsenic-containing waste water, it is simple for process, it does not need to adjust pH value, only adds in calcium carbonate and iron sulfate precipitation arsenic, do not need to
The additives such as any precipitating reagent, oxidant are added in, dosing is few, at low cost, and sludge quantity is small.
In order to solve the above technical problems, technical solution provided by the invention is:
A kind of method of efficient process arsenic-containing waste water is provided, is as follows:
1) arsenic ion concentration in arsenic-containing waste water is tested;
2) CaCO is added in simultaneously into arsenic-containing waste water3And FeSO4, wherein CaCO3、FeSO4With As elements in arsenic-containing waste water
Molar ratio is 1.5~3.5:1.5~5:1, and arsenic-containing waste water is stirred makes its reaction at normal temperatures, it sinks after reaction
It forms sediment, filtering.
Preferably, CaCO in step 2)3、FeSO4Molar ratio with As elements in arsenic-containing waste water is 1.5~3:2~5:1,
When arsenic ion is As (III) wherein in arsenic-containing waste water, FeSO4:As molar ratios are 2.5~5:1, arsenic ion is As in arsenic-containing waste water
(V) when, FeSO4:As molar ratios are 2~4:1.The present invention using calcium carbonate slow release in water OH-With ferrous sulfate in sky
Can trivalent arsenic be gradually oxidized to pentavalent arsenic under gas existence condition.
Preferably, step 2) mixing speed is 500~900rpm.
Preferably, when arsenic ion is As (III) in step 2) arsenic-containing waste water, the reaction time is 5~12h;Arsenic-containing waste water
When middle arsenic ion is As (V), the reaction time is 3~8h.
Preferably, the step 2) sedimentation time is 1~3.5h.
Calcium carbonate of the present invention is added in arsenic-containing waste water occurs hydrolysis generation HCO first3 -And OH-.With calcium carbonate table
The OH in face-It is constantly consumed, HCO3 -With the H in water+CO is released in reaction2Gas, under stirring, the Fe in solution2+With
CaCO3Particle frequent impact, constantly and OH-With reference to generation Fe (OH)2, Fe (OH) under the action of air2It aoxidizes rapidly,
Generate the Fe (OH) of nascent state3Cotton-shaped colloidal precipitation utilizes nascent state Fe (OH)3Super-active and arsenic coagulation co-precipitation occurs.
The method of the present invention utilizes CaCO3Slowly release OH-The characteristics of promote Fe2+It is rapidly converted into Fe3+, while air and water oxygen
In the presence of causing generated Fe (OH)3For amorphous state colloidal form, (Ca (OH) is added in conventional method2Quick release goes out OH afterwards-
Lead to the Fe (OH) of generation3γ-the FeOOH of crystalline state easily occur) compared to more high activity, and then arsenic is greatly improved
Removal efficiency.
The beneficial effects of the present invention are:The method of the present invention simple process, treatment effeciency may be up to 99.86%, for height
Arsenic content in waste water can be reduced to requirements of the national standard discharge (at the method for the present invention by the arsenic-containing waste water of concentration or low concentration
Reason arsenic-containing waste water can realize that the minimum discharge of arsenic is 0.035mg/L, existing less than China《Integrated wastewater discharge standard》Index
Middle total arsenic content is the standard of 0.5mg/L), and medicine component is simple used in this method, has preferable economic value, moreover it is possible to
The secondary pollution problem that general dearsenicating method is brought enough is avoided, it is environmental-friendly, there is wide prospects for commercial application.
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Fig. 1 is adds CaCO respectively in comparative example 1-2 of the present invention and embodiment 13、FeSO4And FeSO4+CaCO3To arsenic
When m- removal rate test chart.
Specific embodiment
For those skilled in the art is made to more fully understand technical scheme of the present invention, the present invention is made below in conjunction with the accompanying drawings into
One step is described in detail.
The arsenic containing solution that the present invention is implemented using arsenic initial concentration as 50mg/L simulates arsenic-containing waste water, and (embodiment 1 and 3 contains pentavalent
Arsenic ion, 2 arsenic ion containing trivalent of embodiment).
Embodiment 1
A kind of method of efficient process arsenic-containing waste water, is as follows:
1) FeSO is added in simultaneously into arsenic-containing waste water4And CaCO3, wherein CaCO3:As molar ratios are 1.5:1;FeSO4:As
Molar ratio is 2:1;
2) it is sufficiently stirred under room temperature, stirring intensity 500rmp, mixing time 4 hours;
3) precipitation filtering, takes supernatant to chemically examine, the residual concentration of the arsenic in waste water after above-mentioned process is
It is existing to meet China by 0.071mg/L《Integrated wastewater discharge standard》Index (it is required that total arsenic content is below 0.5mg/L), arsenic
Removal rate be 99.86%.
Comparative example 1
Arsenic-containing waste water is handled using method similar to Example 1, the difference lies in:In step 1) into arsenic-containing waste water
Only add in CaCO3, CaCO3It is 1.5 with As molar ratios in arsenic-containing waste water:1.
After tested, the residual concentration of this comparative example treated arsenic in waste water is 48.63mg/L, and the removal rate of arsenic is
0.85%.
Comparative example 2
Arsenic-containing waste water is handled using method similar to Example 1, the difference lies in:In step 1) into arsenic-containing waste water
Only add in FeSO4, FeSO4It is 2 with As molar ratios in arsenic-containing waste water:1.
After tested, the residual concentration of this comparative example treated arsenic in waste water is 24.60mg/L, and the removal rate of arsenic is
49.33%.
As shown in Figure 1 to add CaCO respectively in comparative example 1-2 and embodiment 13、FeSO4And FeSO4+CaCO3To arsenic
When m- removal rate test chart, as can be seen from Figure 1, be individually added into calcium carbonate and arsenic removal do not acted on, be individually added into molysite to removing
Arsenic have certain effect but reaction speed quickly (1h tends towards stability), and removal rate is 50% or so, and embodiment 1 is by calcium carbonate and sulphur
The removal rate of arsenic significantly improves in the case of sour ferrous addition simultaneously, tends towards stability in 3h, removal rate is higher than 99.5%.
Comparative example 3
Arsenic-containing waste water is handled using method similar to Example 1, the difference lies in:In step 1) into arsenic-containing waste water
Add in Ca (OH)2And FeSO4, wherein Ca (OH)2:As molar ratios are 1.5:1;FeSO4:As molar ratios are 2:1.
After tested, the residual concentration of this comparative example treated arsenic in waste water is 0.75mg/L, and the removal rate of arsenic is
97.63%.Comparative example 3 and embodiment 1 add FeSO respectively under the conditions of identical additive amount4+CaCO3And FeSO4+Ca(OH)2,
Removal rate and residual concentration data comparison to arsenic is it will be evident that embodiment 1 adds in carbonic acid under identical Ca/Fe molar ratios
For calcium compared with comparative example 3 adds in calcium hydroxide, the removal ability of arsenic improves 2 percentage points.Meanwhile the arsenic after the two reaction is residual
Remaining concentration has large change, and sample residual concentration is only that 0.071mg/L compares residual concentration as 0.75mg/L after adding in calcium carbonate
The residual concentration of calcium hydroxide sample its arsenic reduce 9.5%.
Embodiment 2
A kind of method of efficient process arsenic-containing waste water, is as follows:
1) FeSO is added in simultaneously into arsenic-containing waste water4And CaCO3, wherein CaCO3:As molar ratios are 2:1;FeSO4:As rubs
You are than being 3:1;
2) it is sufficiently stirred under room temperature, stirring intensity 700rmp, mixing time 6 hours;
3) precipitation filtering, takes supernatant to chemically examine, the residual concentration of the arsenic in waste water after above-mentioned process is
0.279mg/L。
Embodiment 3
A kind of method of efficient process arsenic-containing waste water, is as follows:
1) FeSO is added in simultaneously into arsenic-containing waste water4And CaCO3, wherein CaCO3:As molar ratios are 2.5:1;FeSO4:As
Molar ratio is 2.5:1;
2) it is sufficiently stirred under room temperature, stirring intensity 600rmp, mixing time 3 hours;
3) precipitation filtering, takes supernatant to chemically examine, the residual concentration of the arsenic in waste water after above-mentioned process is
0.164mg/L。
Claims (5)
- A kind of 1. method of efficient process arsenic-containing waste water, which is characterized in that be as follows:1) arsenic ion concentration in arsenic-containing waste water is tested;2) CaCO is added in simultaneously into arsenic-containing waste water3And FeSO4, wherein CaCO3、FeSO4With mole of As elements in arsenic-containing waste water Than being 1.5~3.5:1.5~5:1, and arsenic-containing waste water is stirred makes its reaction at normal temperatures, precipitation, mistake after reaction Filter.
- 2. according to the method described in claim 1, it is characterized in that, CaCO in step 2)3、FeSO4With As elements in arsenic-containing waste water Molar ratio be 1.5~3:2~5:1, when arsenic ion is As (III) wherein in arsenic-containing waste water, FeSO4:As molar ratios for 2.5~ 5:1, when arsenic ion is As (V) in arsenic-containing waste water, FeSO4:As molar ratios are 2~4:1.
- 3. according to the method described in claim 1, it is characterized in that, step 2) mixing speed is 500~900rpm.
- 4. according to the method described in claim 1, it is characterized in that, in step 2) arsenic-containing waste water arsenic ion be As (III) when, instead It is 5~12h between seasonable;When arsenic ion is As (V) in arsenic-containing waste water, the reaction time is 3~8h.
- 5. according to the method described in claim 1, it is characterized in that, the step 2) sedimentation time is 1~3.5h.
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