WO1999033552A1 - Melangeur vapeur/liquide et appareil d'epuration des eaux polluees utilisant ce melangeur - Google Patents
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- the present invention is used in a gas-liquid mixing apparatus for mixing a gas such as air and a liquid such as sewage, and more specifically, in a pressure flotation method in which a gas such as oxygen is dissolved in contaminated water to float pollutants.
- the present invention relates to a gas-liquid mixing device and a sewage purification device using the same.
- pressurized flotation method As one of them, the so-called pressurized flotation method has been adopted as a method of purifying particularly closed water bodies such as lakes and marshes.
- pressurized water saturated with air is sprayed from a nozzle or slit, and small bubbles generated by a sudden pressure drop are attached to floating or settling solids to float them.
- This is a purification method for collecting scum.
- Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. 54-75156 discloses that compressed air, which dissolves air under a pressure higher than the water pressure at the bottom, is injected from a nozzle installed at the bottom to generate small bubbles, A method of purifying the bottom of the water by mechanically agitating and floating the sediment on the bottom of the water, adsorbing small air bubbles on the suspended matter and floating it on the surface of the water, and collecting and removing sediment scum on the surface of the water. It has been disclosed. Replacement form (Rule 26) In Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No.
- a pressure valve at the end of a supply pipe is positioned at a portion to be processed, and a raw liquid pumped by a pressurizing pump and a compressed gas from a compressor are simultaneously mixed in a gas-liquid mixing means.
- a purification device that enables the generation of fine air bubbles by supplying the air to the air is disclosed.
- Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. Hei 8-111257 describes an improvement of the purifying device disclosed in Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. Hei 5-317847, which includes a tip of a pumping pipe and a tip of a discharge pipe.
- the discharge valve and the discharge valve are positioned in the liquid of the processing target, and the pump means is driven to supply the undiluted liquid of the processing target to the gas-liquid mixing means.
- the gas supplied by the air supply means is mixed with the stock solution, and the gas is completely dissolved in the liquid.
- Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 8-132904 discloses that a large amount of gas solution is discharged outside a group of orifices in order to increase the amount of gas solution discharged and to increase the ratio of fine gas to the amount discharged.
- a micromechanical discharge device is disclosed in which one of the supply side and the opposite side is opened to form a discharge port, and an outer cylinder is provided with which the gas solution ejected from the ejection hole group collides.
- a gas-liquid mixing device such as an ejector is provided separately from the pressurizing pump to mix gas and liquid, and the gas-liquid mixed gas and liquid is supplied to the pressurizing pump. It is a structure to do. This not only complicates the entire system, but also mechanically mixes gas and liquid, which limits the size of bubbles that can be dissolved in the liquid, and therefore limits the purification capacity. There is. Replacement form (Rule 26) Therefore, the problem to be solved in the present invention is to provide a gas-liquid mixing device capable of dissolving small air bubbles having a relatively simple structure and excellent purification ability, and a sewage purification device using the same. . Disclosure of the invention
- the present inventor has formed a space in a pressurized tank, and ejected a liquid into this space, preferably in the form of a shower, to obtain a conventional ejector or the like.
- the jetted liquid is brought into contact with the gas existing in the space formed on the liquid surface before reaching the liquid level of the pressurized tank without any need for a gas-liquid stirring device, and
- the gas-liquid mixing device of the present invention comprises a pressurized tank having a liquid outflow / inlet port, gas supply means for supplying gas such as oxygen to the pressurized tank, and a liquid for controlling the liquid level in the pressurized tank.
- Gas supply means for supplying gas such as oxygen to the pressurized tank
- a liquid for controlling the liquid level in the pressurized tank.
- Surface control means for supplying gas
- liquid discharge means for discharging liquid onto the liquid surface of the pressurized tank.
- the gas in the gas-liquid mixing apparatus of the present invention includes all soluble substances such as air, oxygen, carbon dioxide, and nitrogen.
- the liquid discharged onto the liquid surface increases the contact area between the gas and the liquid, making it easier for the gas to dissolve into the liquid, and when the ejected liquid collides with the liquid surface. It can be finely crushed to promote gas penetration. Oxygen and other gases dissolved in the liquid are released into the atmosphere when they are released into the atmosphere, and have a large water contact area of 5 ⁇ , which is much smaller than conventional mechanical stirring. Not only can it be exerted, it also increases the time it takes to ascend underwater, further enhancing the cascade effect.
- the gas-liquid mixing device of the present invention can be widely used not only as a device for purifying polluted water but also as a deodorizing device, a degassing device, or any other device for mixing gas and liquid. ) It is.
- the liquid collides with the liquid surface, causing "a large amount of negative ions when the water splits when the water collides violently with rocks in waterfalls and rapid rivers. To generate clean air containing fine mist. "The gas trapped in water molecules becomes temporarily inactive due to the so-called renade effect, and becomes gasified and deodorized.
- the odor components contained in the raw water come into contact with microbubbles with a diameter of about 5 m, that is, microbubbles with a large surface area, while staying in the treatment equipment, and are deodorized by the stripping action of these bubbles.
- the air bubbles are fine bubbles, so they stay in water for a longer time than air bubbles of ordinary aeration, and therefore the stripping time is also longer, thereby improving the deodorizing efficiency compared to the conventional one. .
- liquid level control means a liquid level meter for detecting the liquid level in the pressurized tank, and based on the measurement result, the opening degree of an opening / closing valve provided at the entrance and exit of the pressurized tank, and / or A control unit that controls the pressure of the gas can be used.
- the volume of the gas portion formed on the upper surface of the pressurized tank is preferably 30% or more of the entire pressurized tank in order to make it easier for gas such as air to dissolve into the liquid. If the volume of the gaseous part is less than 30% of the total, the penetration of the gas into the liquid will be small. Replacement paper (Rule 26) You. Further, it is desirable that the liquid discharged to the liquid surface of the pressurized tank be in the form of a shower or a mist. In addition, by causing a vortex to occur in the liquid in the pressurized tank by the discharged liquid, bubbles near the water surface enter into the liquid, and the dissolution of gas can be further promoted.
- a gas supply means As a gas supply means, a known compressor or the like can be used. In a gas-liquid mixing device used for a sewage purification device, air containing oxygen is the most common gas to be supplied to the pressurized tank. However, a gas containing a high concentration of oxygen may be used to increase the purification capacity.
- the sewage purification apparatus of the present invention is a sewage purification apparatus used in a sewage purification method in which water in a contaminated water area is pumped up, gas such as oxygen is dissolved in the contaminated water under pressure, and discharged into the contaminated water area again.
- a pump for pumping the contaminated water in the contaminated water area a pressurized tank for storing the contaminated water pumped by the pump, gas supply means for supplying gas such as oxygen to the tank, Water level control means for controlling the water level in the tank; contaminated water discharge means for discharging the contaminated water pumped onto the water level of the pressurized tank; and discharge for discharging the water in the pressurized tank to the contaminated water area.
- a slurry pump or a screw pump is desirable so that sludge can be pumped.
- the discharge means for discharging the water in the pressurized tank to the contaminated water area include pipes such as pipes and hoses connected to the pressurized tank, an open / close valve provided in the middle of the pipe, and a pipe end. Nozzle. A well-known nozzle can be used, and the nozzle can be directly discharged into a contaminated water area.
- a degassing device for degassing the gas in the pressurized tank and a deodorizing device for deodorizing the degassed gas. If the gas in the pressurized tank is not degassed, it will dissolve into the water in the pressurized tank again, recontaminating the water and reducing the purification capacity. Cause it to fall.
- a deodorizing device for purifying this gas shall be provided.
- the deodorizer an ozone deodorizer and a deodorizer using a phytoncide are particularly desirable.
- the apparatus of the present invention can efficiently remove BOD and remove nitrogen components, particularly when used as a pretreatment apparatus for a rapid filtration apparatus or an activated carbon filtration apparatus. That is, by flowing the treated water with improved D0 into the rapid filtration device or the activated carbon filtration device in this device, an aerobic biological layer can be formed in the filtration sand layer or the activated carbon inner layer. Since this biological layer contains a large amount of aerobic and facultative anaerobic denitrifying bacteria, BOD removal, nitrification and denitrification of nitriding components proceed efficiently while passing through filter sand and activated carbon filtration. be able to. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE FIGURES
- FIG. 1 is an overall view of a sewage purification apparatus according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 2 is an overall view showing a sewage purification apparatus according to another embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 3 and FIG. 4 are diagrams showing dissolved oxygen concentrations in the method of the present invention and the conventional method.
- 1 is a raw water suction strainer that is placed in sewage
- 2 is a pressurized pump connected to strainer 1
- 3 is raw water activity provided in the downstream area of pressurized pump 2.
- the strainer 1, the pressurizing pump 2, and the raw water activating device 3 are connected by a pipe, and the end of the pipe is connected to the pressurized tank T.
- the raw water activating device 3 applies magnetism to sewage, whereby the clusters of sewage sucked by the pressurizing pump 2 are separated and supplied to the pressurized tank T for replacement paper (Rule 26) Can be paid.
- the pressurized tank T stores sewage in which oxygen is dissolved and dissolves oxygen in the sewage here.
- the pressurized tank T has both functions of a conventional pressurized tank and an ejector.
- As the material iron or stainless steel can be used, and a structure capable of withstanding a pressure of l O kgf Z cm 2 or more is used.
- a pipe serving as an inlet is connected to the pressurized tank T, a pipe P 2 is provided at the outlet, a pipe P 3 for deaeration is provided at an upper part, and a pipe for supplying air is provided at a side of the tank. the pipe P 4 are connected.
- the high-pressure shower nozzle 4 is a high pressure shower nozzle having a base end portion is connected to the pipe, as outlet or et 5 kgf / cm 2 about high pressure sewage Nozunore 4 pounding on the water surface of the pressurizing tank T becomes like a shower Released.
- the high-pressure shower nozzle 4 can generate a vortex in the water in the pressurized tank T.
- the 5 is a water level gauge for detecting the water level in the pressurized tank T
- 6 is a switch for controlling the water level in the tank T based on the measurement result of the water level gauge 5.
- the switch 6 is connected to a pressurized compressor 9 described later via a control device 18 and controls the water level of the pressurized tank T to an appropriate position.
- the proper water surface position is a position where the amount of air in the upper part of the tank T is equal to or more than 30% of the total tank capacity. In the present embodiment, the amount of air is controlled so that the water surface is at this proper position. .
- Reference numeral 7 denotes a pressure gauge for measuring the pressure in the pressurized tank T, which controls the pressurized compressor 9 described later so that the pressure in the pressurized tank T is 3 to 5 kgf / cm 2. Control.
- Reference numeral 8 denotes a safety valve provided at the upper end of the pressurized tank T.
- the valve When the pressure becomes abnormal, the valve is opened and released to the atmosphere, so that the pressurized tank T can be prevented from being damaged.
- Replacement form (Rule 26)
- the pipe P 4 for the air supply, pressure compressor 9 ⁇ Pi excited oxygen generating tank 1 0 are respectively connected to actuate them, high from the pipe P 4 oxygen concentration in the pressurized tank T high pressure Supply air.
- the pressurized compressor 9 is interlocked with the water level gauge 5 ⁇ switch 6, and the switch is automatically turned on and off in accordance with the amount of water and changes in the pressure in the pressurized tank T.
- Pipe P 2 is connected to the outlet 1 1 a pressure tank T, the opening and closing valve 1 2 provided we are in the middle, the discharge nozzle 1 3 is provided at the distal end.
- the on-off valve 12 water pressurized to 3 to 5 kgf Z cm 2 and dissolving oxygen is supplied to the sewage, and the compressed oxygen dissolved in the supply water is released to expand and expand. Become bubbles. This oxygen oxidizes and decomposes harmful substances in wastewater.
- the lower end of the pressure tank T, piping P 5 for backwashing is connected, the tip is connected to the Write-strainer 1 sucks the raw water.
- 1 4 is a closing valve provided in the middle of the pipe P 5. By opening the on-off valve 14, pressurized water in the pressurized tank T sucks raw water and backwashes the strainer 1, thereby preventing the strainer 1 from being clogged.
- 1 5 is a closing valve provided in the pipe P 3 for degassing operates when the gas concentration in the tank T becomes a constant value or more, for safety gas in the pressure tank T to the outside discharge.
- FIG. 2 is a diagram showing another embodiment, showing an example of application to a pond, a lake, a swamp, and the like.
- the principle of the sewage purification system of this embodiment is the same as that of Fig. 1.
- Two tanks T and T2 are provided in series.
- 30 is a sewage purification device
- 31 is an ejector-pump
- 32 is an oil fence
- 33 is a belt conveyor
- 34 is a dehydrator.
- contaminated water in the pond is taken into the sewage purification device 30, where oxygen is dissolved under pressure as described in the previous embodiment, and treated water is discharged into the pond. .
- dissolved oxygen becomes fine bubbles.
- the fine bubbles S purify the inside of the pond, and some of them float as scum.
- the scum that has surfaced is collected in a certain area by the oil fence 32 and collected by the belt conveyor 33. Further, the collected scum is dehydrated by the dehydration device 34 and then carried out by truck or the like.
- the product of the embodiment shown in FIG. 1 and a shower and a water turbine system as Comparative Example 1, an air diffuser system as Comparative Example 2, and an ejector system as Comparative Example 3 were mainly used.
- the oxygen absorption efficiency by the method was measured.
- Oxygen absorption efficiency was measured by the method of examining the absorption efficiency by oxidizing N a 2 S 0 3 solution.
- the amount of water 0. 4 m 3, air volume 1 0 l Zm in, discharge rate 3 m 3 ZH r, the power 0.
- the oxygen absorption efficiency was 23.9%.
- the efficiency is 8 to 100 times as high as that of other conventional methods (shower, water wheel, diffuser, and ejector). Become.
- Fig. 4 is a comparison diagram of DO increase between the product of the present invention and the diffuser tube.
- the horizontal axis shows time, and the vertical axis shows dissolved oxygen concentration.
- the device was stopped after supplying oxygen for a certain period of time, and the change was also measured. The conditions are shown in the lower right of the figure.
- the gas-liquid mixing device is a gas-liquid mixing device such as a pressurized floating type in which a gas such as oxygen is dissolved in contaminated water to float pollutants.
- the device can be used as a sewage purification device, deodorization device, deaeration device, etc.
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CA 2312996 CA2312996C (en) | 1997-12-25 | 1997-12-25 | Vapor/liquid mixer and polluted water purification apparatus using the mixer |
EP97949246A EP1072304A4 (en) | 1997-12-25 | 1997-12-25 | STEAM / LIQUID MIXER AND DEVICE FOR CLEANING POLLUTED WATER WITH THE MIXER |
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