WO2018092894A1 - Fly ash cleaning method - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a fly ash cleaning method for cleaning fly ash generated when waste is incinerated.
- the fly ash washing facility described in Patent Document 1 includes a fly ash water washing device for washing fly ash and a dehydrator for dehydrating the washed fly ash.
- the fly ash cleaning equipment is configured such that fly ash and washing water are mixed by a fly ash water washing device to elute salts, neutralizing agents, and the like into the washing water.
- emitted from the fly ash water washing apparatus is spin-dry
- the dehydrated cake is put into a cement kiln when it is used as a cement raw material.
- the wastewater is purified by a wastewater treatment facility and discharged.
- the drainage is discharged, so every time the fly ash is washed, new washing water must be supplied to the fly ash water washing device, and a large amount of water is washed to wash the fly ash. Wash water is required.
- the conventional fly ash washing equipment has a problem that a large amount of washing water is required for washing the fly ash, and there is room for improvement.
- an object of the present invention is to provide a fly ash cleaning method that can suppress the amount of water supplied for cleaning the fly ash.
- the fly ash cleaning method includes a mixing step of mixing fly ash collected from exhaust gas neutralized with an alkaline neutralizing agent and washing water, and the flying ash obtained in the mixing step.
- the washed water is reused as at least a part of the washing water so as to be at least 20%.
- a step of obtaining a concentration of soluble evaporation residue in a mixed solution of the fly ash obtained in the mixing step and the washing water may be provided.
- the fly ash used in the mixing step may be fly ash collected from the exhaust gas and may be unwashed fly ash.
- a neutralizing agent containing an alkali metal may be used as the alkaline neutralizing agent.
- a sodium-based neutralizing agent is used as the neutralizing agent containing an alkali metal, and in the mixing step, a soluble evaporation residue in the mixed solution is 20% or more and 35%.
- the washed water may be reused as at least part of the washed water so that
- the fly ash washing method may include a rinsing step of rinsing the dehydrated cake.
- the rinsed water that rinses the dehydrated cake in the rinsing step may be reused as at least a part of the washing water.
- FIG. 1 is a configuration diagram of a waste incineration facility, and is a configuration diagram for explaining a flow from generation of fly ash to washing of fly ash.
- FIG. 2 is a configuration diagram of the fly ash cleaning apparatus.
- FIG. 3 is a graph showing changes in pH of the wash water with time.
- FIG. 4 is a graph showing a change in electric conductivity of washing water with time.
- FIG. 5 is a graph showing the relationship between the liquid-solid ratio between the water used for cleaning the fly ash (the total of the wash water and the rinse water) and the fly ash and the desalting rate.
- the soluble evaporation residue corresponds to the total amount of dissolved substances in water.
- the soluble evaporation residue is often expressed as ppm or mg / l as a ratio of dissolved substance to water, but in this embodiment, it is expressed as% as a ratio of dissolved substance to water.
- the soluble evaporation residue is obtained by heating water (raw water) in which dissolved substances are dissolved at 105 ° C. to evaporate the water, and dividing the weight of the residue by the weight of the raw water or the volume of the raw water. It is calculated by.
- the soluble evaporation residue is a ratio of dissolved substances to the weight of water, and is obtained by dividing the weight of the residue by the weight of raw water.
- the fly ash cleaning method of this embodiment includes a mixing step of mixing fly ash collected from exhaust gas neutralized with an alkaline neutralizing agent and cleaning water, and the flying ash obtained in the mixing step.
- a solid-liquid separation step of obtaining a dehydrated cake and washed water by solid-liquid separation of a mixed solution of ash and the washing water, and in the mixing step, a soluble evaporation residue in the mixed solution
- the washed water is reused as at least a part of the washing water so as to be at least 20%.
- the washed water is reused as at least part of the washing water so that the soluble evaporation residue in the mixed solution is 20% or more and 35% or less. May be.
- the fly ash used in the mixing step may be fly ash collected from the exhaust gas and may be unwashed fly ash.
- the fly ash cleaning method of the present embodiment includes a rinsing step of rinsing the dehydrated cake, and in the mixing step, the rinsed water rinsed from the dehydrated cake in the rinsing step is at least part of the washing water. May be reused as
- a neutralizing agent containing an alkali metal is used as the alkaline neutralizing agent (hereinafter referred to as a neutralizing agent).
- a sodium-based neutralizer is used as the neutralizer containing the alkali metal. The neutralizing agent will be described later.
- the fly ash cleaning method of the present embodiment is performed, for example, when cleaning fly ash generated in a waste incineration facility 100 as shown in FIG.
- a waste incineration facility 100 includes an incinerator 1 for incinerating waste, a boiler 2 for heat recovery of exhaust gas discharged from the incinerator 1, and the temperature of water supplied to the boiler 2 by the exhaust gas.
- the economizer 3 to be raised, the temperature reducing tower 4 for cooling the exhaust gas, the neutralizing agent introduction unit 7 for neutralizing the exhaust gas cooled by the temperature reducing tower 4, and the neutralized exhaust gas are dedusted And a fly ash cleaning device 6 for cleaning fly ash collected from the dust removal device 5.
- the incinerator 1 for example, a gasification melting furnace, a stoker type incinerator, or a fluidized bed type incinerator can be adopted.
- the exhaust gas discharged from the incinerator 1 contains acidic gases such as hydrogen chloride (HCl) and sulfur oxide (SOx).
- the acidic exhaust gas discharged from the incinerator 1 is heat recovered by the boiler 2 and the economizer 3 and sent to the temperature reducing tower 4.
- the temperature reduction tower 4 is configured to spray water in the tower, for example.
- the temperature reducing tower 4 cools the acidic exhaust gas by bringing it into contact with the sprayed water, and discharges it outside the tower.
- the temperature-decreasing tower 4 may be discharged outside the tower after neutralizing the acidic exhaust gas by spraying alkaline water.
- the neutralizing agent charging unit 7 is provided downstream of the temperature reducing tower 4 and upstream of the dust removing device 5.
- the neutralizing agent charging unit 7 is connected to a pipe connecting the temperature reducing tower 4 and the dust removing device 5, and is configured to supply the neutralizing agent to the exhaust gas discharged from the temperature reducing tower 4. Yes.
- the neutralizing agent is supplied to the exhaust gas in a powder, slurry, or liquid state.
- a neutralizing agent thrown into acidic exhaust gas for example, a neutralizing agent containing an alkaline earth metal such as slaked lime (Ca (OH) 2 ), dolomite (CaMg (CO 3 ) 2 ), or sodium bicarbonate (NaHCO 3).
- an alkaline earth metal such as slaked lime (Ca (OH) 2 ), dolomite (CaMg (CO 3 ) 2 ), or sodium bicarbonate (NaHCO 3).
- Caustic soda (NaOH), sodium carbonate (Na 2 CO 3 ), potassium hydrogen carbonate (KHCO 3 ), potassium hydroxide (KOH), potassium carbonate (K 2 CO 3 ) and other neutralizing agents containing alkali metals are used. It is done.
- the neutralizing agent to be introduced into the acidic exhaust gas one type of neutralizing agent or a mixture of a plurality of types of neutralizing agents may be used.
- the neutralizing agent containing an alkali metal is preferable.
- a sodium-based neutralizer is preferable, and sodium bicarbonate is particularly preferable.
- the acidic exhaust gas is neutralized by introducing a neutralizing agent.
- a salt such as calcium chloride (CaCl 2 ) or calcium sulfate (CaSO 4 ) is generated by a neutralization reaction between acidic exhaust gas and slaked lime.
- a salt such as sodium chloride (NaCl) or sodium sulfate (Na 2 SO 4 ) is generated by the neutralization reaction between the acidic exhaust gas and sodium bicarbonate.
- a salt such as potassium chloride (KCl) or potassium sulfate (K 2 SO 4 ) is generated by a neutralization reaction between acidic exhaust gas and potassium hydrogen carbonate.
- the neutralizing agent is excessively administered to the acidic exhaust gas so that the neutralization treatment is not unreacted. Therefore, in the fly ash collected by the dust remover 5, the salt generated by the neutralization reaction and the unreacted neutralizer are mixed.
- the sulfate produced by reacting with the alkaline earth metal is more than the sulfate produced by reacting with the alkali metal.
- the solubility of calcium sulfate (CaSO 4 ) in 100 ml of water at 20 ° C. is about 0.24 g
- the solubility of sodium sulfate (Na 2 SO 4 ) in 100 ml of water at 20 ° C. is about 20 g.
- the solubility of potassium sulfate (K 2 SO 4 ) is about 11 g. Therefore, from the viewpoint of washing fly ash with water, it is preferable to use a neutralizing agent containing an alkali metal as the neutralizing agent, and it is more preferable to use a sodium-based neutralizing agent.
- the dust removing device 5 for example, a bag filter, a cyclone type dust collector, an electric dust collector or the like can be adopted.
- the dust removing device 5 of the present embodiment is a bag filter.
- the fly ash collected by the dust removing device 5 is collected together with the fly ash collected from the boiler 2, the economizer 3, and the temperature reducing tower 4 in the fly ash accumulating part P, and the fly ash cleaning described later Charged into the mixing section 61 of the apparatus 6.
- the fly ash collected by the dust removing device 5 and the fly ash collected from the boiler 2, the economizer 3, and the temperature reducing tower 4 may be distinguished and washed by the fly ash cleaning device 6.
- the exhaust gas discharged from the dust removing device 5 is discharged outside the waste incineration facility 100 in a harmless state through a chimney or the like.
- nitrogen oxides (N ⁇ ⁇ O x) and dioxins (D X N s) are contained in the exhaust gas, a catalyst tower (not shown) is provided downstream of the dust removing device 5, and the exhaust gas contains nitrogen oxides. After (N O x) and dioxins (D X N s) are removed, they are discharged out of the waste incineration facility 100.
- Reference symbol A represents exhaust gas discharged outside the system.
- the fly ash cleaning device 6 is configured to wash the fly ash with water and dehydrate the mixture of the fly ash and the wash water. As shown in FIG. 2, the fly ash cleaning device 6 of this embodiment includes a mixing unit 61 for mixing fly ash and cleaning water, and a mixed liquid of fly ash and cleaning water mixed in the mixing unit 61.
- a solid-liquid separation unit 62 that obtains a dehydrated cake containing fly ash and washed water by solid-liquid separation of W, and a dehydrated cake for discharging the dehydrated cake obtained by the solid-liquid separation unit 62 out of the system
- a use path 65 and a pump 66 that supplies the mixed liquid W discharged from the mixing unit 61 to the solid-liquid separation unit 62 are provided.
- the fly ash cleaning apparatus 6 of the present embodiment further includes a rinse water supply path 68 that supplies rinse water for rinsing the dewatered cake.
- the washing water is water supplied to the mixing unit 61 for washing fly ash, and is used for washing washed water, rinsed water, and fly ash that are reused for washing fly ash.
- This is a concept including cleaning water and cleaning raw water prepared separately from rinsed water.
- Washed water is water in a state in which salt mixed in fly ash and unreacted neutralizing agent (hereinafter also referred to as “salts”) are eluted, and water obtained in the solid-liquid separation unit 62 Means.
- the washed water is water treated as washing water when supplied to the mixing unit 61.
- the mixing unit 61 includes a mixing tank 611 into which fly ash and washing water are charged, and a stirring unit 612 for stirring the fly ash and washing water in the mixing tank 611.
- the mixing unit 61 is a part for eluting salts mixed in the fly ash into the wash water.
- the mixing unit 61 supplies fly ash and washing water into the mixing tank 611 by supplying fly ash into the mixing tank 611 and supplying raw water for cleaning (represented by reference symbol D) or washed water. It is configured to store. In this embodiment, washing of fly ash is performed by batch operation, but may be performed continuously.
- the mixed liquid W is stirred for a predetermined time in the mixing tank 611, and when the salts in the fly ash are eluted and the rise of the soluble evaporation residue of the mixed liquid W stops, the mixed liquid W is supplied to the solid-liquid separation unit 62 via the pump 66. Be transported. Therefore, the liquid mixture W discharged
- the solid-liquid separator 62 is configured to dehydrate the mixed solution W to obtain a dehydrated cake containing fly ash and washed water. That is, the solid-liquid separation unit 62 includes a concentration unit 621 that concentrates the liquid mixture W and accumulates dehydrated cake, and a liquid recovery unit 622 that recovers washed water obtained by concentrating the liquid mixture W.
- the solid-liquid separation unit 62 of the present embodiment is a filter press machine that separates the mixed liquid W into solid and liquid by, for example, a filter press (squeezing) using a filter cloth.
- the liquid mixture W obtained in the mixing unit 61 is pumped to the concentration unit 621 by the pump 66, so that the concentration of solid content (fly ash) is higher than that of the liquid mixture W through the filter cloth.
- the mixed solution W is separated into a dehydrated cake having a high concentration and washed water having a solid content lower than that of the mixed solution W.
- the solid-liquid separation unit 62 of this embodiment is configured to rinse the dehydrated cake with rinse water in order to reduce the chlorine concentration of the water in the dehydrated cake. That is, the solid-liquid separation unit 62 is configured to be able to supply rinse water to the concentration unit 621. In the present embodiment, the solid-liquid separation unit 62 is configured such that the rinse water is pumped to the concentration unit 621 by the pump 66 and the washed water contained in the dewatered cake in the concentration unit 621 is replaced with the rinse water. . The solid-liquid separation unit 62 is configured to be able to separate the rinsed water from the dehydrated cake.
- the solid-liquid separation unit 62 is configured to be able to perform the rinsing step, so that the washed water in the dehydrated cake is replaced with rinse water to reduce the chlorine concentration of the dehydrated cake, and the dehydrated cake.
- the solid-liquid separation unit 62 may be, for example, a belt press machine or a centrifugal dehydrator.
- the dehydrated cake discharge path 63 is a path for discharging the dehydrated cake concentrated in the solid-liquid separator 62 to the outside of the system.
- the dehydrated cake discharge path 63 is connected to the concentration unit 621 of the solid-liquid separation unit 62 or configured to receive the dehydrated cake discharged from the concentration unit 621.
- the dehydrated cake is taken out of the system through the dehydrated cake discharge path 63 and is reused for landfill, cement raw material, and the like.
- a symbol B represents a dehydrated cake discharged out of the system.
- the drainage path 64 is a path for draining the washed water and the rinsed water obtained from the solid-liquid separation unit 62 out of the system.
- the drainage path 64 is connected to the liquid recovery unit 622 of the solid-liquid separation unit 62.
- the wastewater discharged from the fly ash cleaning device 6 is sent to another purification treatment facility (not shown) via the drainage path 64 and subjected to purification treatment.
- the symbol C represents washed water or rinsed water that is drained out of the system.
- the solid-liquid separation unit 62 is configured such that the concentration unit 621 is connected to the dewatered cake discharge path 63 and the liquid recovery unit 622 is connected to the drainage path 64, so Is configured to be discharged out of the solid-liquid separator 62.
- the reuse path 65 is a path for supplying water that has been washed by the solid-liquid separation unit 62 to the mixing unit 61 as washing water.
- One end of the reuse path 65 is connected to a storage facility (not shown) such as a tank, and the other end is open to the mixing unit 61.
- the washed water discharged from the solid-liquid separator 62 is stored in a storage facility such as a tank via the drainage path 64 and is pumped by a separately provided pump (not shown). Water is supplied to the mixing unit 61 via the reuse path 65.
- the pump 66 transfers the mixed liquid W discharged from the mixing unit 61 to the solid-liquid separation unit 62.
- the pump 66 is configured to be able to transfer rinse water to the concentration unit 621.
- the pump 66 is disposed in a transfer pipe 67 that connects the mixing unit 61 and the solid-liquid separation unit 62.
- the rinse water supply path 68 is a path for supplying rinse water to the concentration unit 621 of the solid-liquid separation unit 62.
- the rinse water supply path 68 of this embodiment is connected to the transfer pipe 67.
- the rinse water supply path 68 is connected to an upstream pipe 671 provided on the suction side of the pump 66 in the transfer pipe 67.
- the rinse water is pumped by the pump 66 and is sent to the solid-liquid separation unit 62 via the downstream pipe 672 provided on the discharge side of the pump 66.
- tap water, industrial water, ground water, or industrial waste water is adopted as the rinse water.
- Symbol E represents rinse water introduced into the system.
- the washed water is reused for the fly ash washing
- the washed water is reused for the fly ash washing within the range where no precipitate is generated in the mixed solution W, and used for the fly ash washing.
- a neutralizing agent containing an alkaline earth metal is used as a neutralizing agent for neutralizing fly ash
- the soluble evaporation residue in the mixed solution W is about 20%
- precipitates were generated in the mixed solution W.
- the neutralizing agent containing an alkali metal even if the soluble evaporation residue in the liquid mixture W was 20% or more, it was confirmed that no precipitate was generated.
- a sodium-based neutralizing agent it was confirmed that no precipitate was formed if the soluble evaporation residue was 35% or less.
- the fly ash collected in the fly ash accumulating part P is put into the mixing tank 611, and the raw water for washing is supplied to the mixing part 61 so that the liquid-solid ratio between the washing water and the fly ash is 5 to 10 in the mixing tank 611. Is introduced.
- the stirrer 612 is driven to stir the fly ash and the cleaning raw water for a predetermined time in the mixing tank 611, and the salts mixed in the fly ash are eluted into the cleaning raw water.
- the mixing of the fly ash and the raw water for washing is referred to as the first washing operation, and the washed water obtained in the solid-liquid separation step after the first washing operation is referred to as first washed water.
- fly ash before washing contains a larger amount of chloride than sulfate. Since the solubility of chlorides such as calcium chloride (CaCl 2 ), sodium chloride (NaCl), and potassium chloride (KCl) is 15 g or more with respect to 100 ml of water at 20 ° C., at the end of the first washing operation, Usually, the soluble evaporation residue in the mixed solution W is 20% or less.
- the liquid mixture W is passed through the solid-liquid separation unit 62 for solid-liquid separation (dehydration) to obtain a dehydrated cake containing fly ash and first washed water.
- the first washed water discharged from the solid-liquid separation unit 62 is returned to the mixing unit 61 via the reuse path 65 or stored in a storage facility such as a tank. Subsequently, the dehydrated cake obtained in the solid-liquid separation unit 62 is transferred to a rinsing process.
- the rinsing step rinse water is supplied to the concentration unit 621 of the solid-liquid separation unit 62, and the first washed water in the dehydrated cake is replaced with rinse water.
- the rinsing water is introduced into the concentrating unit 621 via the rinsing water supply path 68 so that the liquid-solid ratio of the rinsing water and the fly ash is 2.5 to 5.
- the chlorine concentration of the dehydrated cake can be lowered.
- the chlorine concentration in the cement is preferably 350 ppm or less.
- the chlorine concentration of the entire dehydrated cake including solids and moisture is preferably 1% or less.
- the chlorine concentration in the dehydrated cake after drying is more preferably 1% or less.
- about 3% fly ash can be used as a cement raw material.
- the moisture content of the dehydrated cake after dehydration is A%
- the chlorine concentration in the dehydrated cake after rinsing is X%.
- the concentration of chlorine contained in the solid content of the dehydrated cake is as close to zero as possible, the water in the dehydrated cake before rinsing is washed water with a relatively high soluble evaporation residue, The chlorine concentration in the fly ash after drying may exceed 1%. Therefore, in the present embodiment, the chlorine concentration of the entire dehydrated cake is lowered, and the dehydrated cake is rinsed in the rinsing step so that the chlorine concentration becomes an appropriate cement raw material.
- the rinsed water discharged from the solid-liquid separation unit 62 is stored in a storage facility (not shown) such as a tank.
- the process of supplying washed water or rinsed water to the mixing tank 611 is referred to as a reuse process.
- the reuse step may be performed in parallel with the solid-liquid separation step or the rinsing step, or may be performed after the solid-liquid separation step and the rinsing step are completed.
- This embodiment demonstrates the case where a reuse process is implemented after a solid-liquid separation process and a rinse process are complete
- the storage facility in which the first washed water is stored and the storage facility in which the rinsed water is stored are connected to the reuse path 65, and the reuse path 65 is connected to a pump (not shown) from each storage facility. It is configured to be able to pump water through.
- the rinsed water may be supplied to the mixing tank 611 as washing water.
- raw water for cleaning can be supplied as cleaning water.
- the fly ash collected in the fly ash accumulating part P is put into the mixing tank 611 in an empty state, and the mixing ratio is adjusted so that the liquid-solid ratio of the washing water and the fly ash becomes 5 to 10 in the mixing tank 611.
- the first cleaned water is supplied as cleaning water through the use path 65.
- the process proceeds to the mixing step, and the fly ash and the wash water as the first washed water are stirred for a predetermined time in the mixing tank 611 as in the first washing operation, and the salts mixed in the fly ash are removed. Elute in wash water.
- this washing operation as the second washing operation, the washed water obtained in the solid-liquid separation step after the second washing operation is referred to as second washed water.
- the soluble evaporation residue in the mixed solution W is confirmed. Then, the above washing operation is repeated until the soluble evaporation residue in the mixed solution W reaches 20% (or 35% or less). Since the solid-liquid separation step and the rinsing step after the mixing step are the same as the already described solid-liquid separation step and the rinsing step, the description will not be repeated.
- the mixing step and the rinsing step are performed with the liquid / solid ratio of washing water and fly ash being 5, and the liquid / solid ratio of rinsing water and fly ash being 2.5, and the mixed solution is obtained at the end of the fifth washing operation.
- the soluble evaporation residue in W reaches 20%.
- the cleaning water is used 37.5 times ((5 + 2.5) ⁇ 5) as much as the fly ash.
- the washed water is reused as washing water in all five washing operations as in this embodiment, it is 17.5 times as much as fly ash (5 + 2.5 ⁇ 5). This means that the washing water was used.
- a neutralizer containing an alkaline earth metal or a neutralizer containing another alkali metal such as potassium is used. Since the solubility of the salt produced by the sum is high, the washed water can be reused until the soluble evaporation residue in the mixed solution W becomes 20% or more and 35% or less. Therefore, the number of times the washed water can be reused is increased compared to the case of using a neutralizing agent containing an alkaline earth metal or a neutralizing agent containing another alkali metal such as potassium as the neutralizing agent. Can be further saved.
- the solubility of sodium chloride in 100 ml of water at 20 ° C. is about 36 g
- the upper limit of the soluble evaporation residue in the mixed solution W is set to 35% in consideration of the presence of sulfate.
- the washed water after the soluble evaporation residue exceeds 35% is sent to another purification treatment facility such as a neutralization treatment facility via the drainage path 64 and subjected to purification treatment.
- the washed water after the soluble evaporation residue exceeds 35% may be evaporated and solidified.
- the thermal energy required for the evaporation and solidification can be suppressed compared with the case where the washed water with a low salt concentration is evaporated and solidified. It is.
- a sodium-based neutralizing agent (same as a neutralizing agent containing an alkali metal) is used, so the pH of the washed water is higher than that when a neutralizing agent containing an alkaline earth metal is used. Low (see FIG. 3), it can also save the chemicals required for neutralization of washed water.
- the washed water obtained as a result of mixing fly ash collected from exhaust gas that has been neutralized with an alkaline neutralizing agent with washing water includes a plurality of types of salts, neutralizing agents, heavy metals, etc.
- the substance was dissolved, it was confirmed that there was no problem even if it was reused for cleaning fly ash.
- the applicant has determined that if the soluble evaporation residue in the mixed liquid of fly ash and washing water is kept lower than a predetermined concentration, the dissolved substance in the mixed liquid does not precipitate and precipitates. It was confirmed that washed water could be used without problems for washing fly ash because problems such as obstruction of the flow path with objects did not occur easily.
- the fly ash cleaning method according to the present invention was obtained by the mixing step of mixing the fly ash collected from the exhaust gas neutralized with an alkaline neutralizer and the washing water, and the mixing step.
- the washed water is reused as at least part of the wash water so that the product is at least 20%.
- the washed water obtained in the solid-liquid separation step is reused for washing the fly ash.
- the washed water can be reused as the washing water. The amount of water supply can be reduced.
- the above embodiment includes a step of obtaining a soluble evaporation residue concentration in a mixed solution of the fly ash obtained in the mixing step and the washing water.
- fly ash collected from exhaust gas that has been neutralized with an alkaline neutralizer and washing water are mixed, the mixture is in a state where a plurality of substances such as salts and neutralizers are dissolved at high concentrations. Become. If the washed water in which salts are dissolved at a high concentration is used as waste water, a large amount of washing water is required, and the energy required for the purification treatment of the waste water is enormous.
- the concentration at which the soluble evaporation residue precipitates while monitoring the concentration of the dissolved substance in the mixed solution can be reused for washing the fly ash so that it is at least 20% of the area. Therefore, it can be used while gradually increasing the concentration of washed water, so that washed water that is valuable as washing water is prevented from being drained, and the washed water is used to the maximum extent possible. Can do.
- the fly ash used in the mixing step is fly ash collected from the exhaust gas, and is unwashed fly ash.
- the fly ash used in the mixing step is fly ash collected from the exhaust gas and is unwashed fly ash, so the unwashed fly ash obtained in the mixing step.
- the mixed liquid of ash and washing water is separated into solid and liquid to obtain washed water, and the washed water can be reused as a part of washing water in the mixing step. Therefore, it is possible to dare to use water that contains a large amount of impurities and is usually drained (not suitable for reuse), so the amount of water used for washing fly ash can be reduced.
- the wastewater treated water can usually be used to the maximum extent possible, so even if a portion of the water is discarded without being reused, the load for treating the discarded water Can be made relatively small.
- a neutralizing agent containing an alkali metal is used as the alkaline neutralizing agent. According to this configuration, since the neutralizing agent containing an alkali metal is used as the alkaline neutralizing agent, the pH of the washed water can be kept low. Therefore, the amount of chemicals required for neutralizing the washed water can be suppressed, and the washed water can be easily neutralized.
- a sodium-based neutralizing agent is used as the neutralizing agent containing the alkali metal.
- the soluble evaporation residue in the mixed solution is 20% or more and 35%.
- the washed water is reused as at least a part of the washing water so as to become the following.
- the neutralizing agents containing alkali metals among the neutralizing agents containing alkali metals, the salts produced when using sodium-based neutralizing agents are used when using neutralizing agents containing other alkali metals such as potassium. It is more soluble in water than the salts produced (highly soluble in water). Therefore, if the soluble evaporation residue is 35% or less, the fly ash can be washed with washed water with almost no dissolved substance being deposited. Therefore, according to such a configuration, fly ash can be washed in a state where almost no dissolved substances are deposited while increasing the soluble evaporation residue in the mixed solution W, and the washed water is sufficiently reused. be able to.
- the fly ash cleaning method includes a rinsing step of rinsing the dehydrated cake.
- the dewatering cake since the dewatering cake is provided with a rinsing step, the dewatering cake can be made into a property suitable for reuse, for example, as a cement raw material.
- the rinsed water that rinses the dehydrated cake in the rinsing step is reused as at least a part of the washing water.
- the rinsed water used in the rinsing step can be used for washing the fly ash, so that the rinsed water can be effectively used.
- the pH of the washed water is lowered as compared with the case of using a neutralizing agent containing an alkaline earth metal as the neutralizing agent. can do.
- a neutralizing agent containing an alkaline earth metal as the neutralizing agent.
- FIG. 3 when comparing sodium bicarbonate ash neutralized with baking soda and slaked lime ash neutralized with slaked lime, from the start to the end of stirring, It can be seen that the pH of the wash water (or washed water) is lower than the pH of the slaked lime ash wash water (or washed water).
- the pH of the washed water can be kept low by using a neutralizing agent containing an alkali metal, so that the amount of chemicals required for neutralizing the washed water can also be reduced. And the burden on the neutralization process is reduced.
- the liquid-solid ratio is 7.5 (washing water 5 times, rinsing water 2.5 times).
- a neutralizing agent containing an alkali metal when used as a neutralizing agent, a neutralizing agent made of an alkaline earth metal is used as a neutralizing agent.
- the dissolution rate of salts in the wash water is fast. Therefore, by using a neutralizing agent containing an alkali metal as a neutralizing agent, the mixing step can be shortened, and the fly ash washing treatment capability can be increased. Specifically, the electric conductivity of washing water (or washed water) of sodium bicarbonate ash exceeds 9 S / m at the same time when stirring is started, and then slightly increases.
- a desalination rate is improved.
- a desalination rate is improved.
- sodium bicarbonate ash and slaked lime ash are washed at the same liquid-solid ratio, and the liquid-solid ratio is 7.5 times (washing water 5 times, rinsing water 2.5 times). Increase 10 times (5 times washing water, 5 times rinse water), 12.5 times (10 times washing water, 2.5 times rinse water), and 15 times (10 times washing water, 5 times rinse water).
- the desalting rate of baking soda ash was higher than the desalting rate of slaked lime ash, and the baking salt ash had a high desalting rate even when the liquid-solid ratio was low.
- fly ash cleaning method of the present invention is not limited to the above embodiment. Further, the operational effects of the fly ash cleaning method according to the present invention are not limited to those described above. Furthermore, it goes without saying that various modifications can be made to the fly ash cleaning method according to the present invention without departing from the gist of the present invention.
- fly ash cleaning method is performed when cleaning the fly ash generated in the waste incineration facility 100 has been described, but the present invention is not limited to this.
- the fly ash cleaning method can be implemented in various facilities having an incineration process such as a coal-fired power plant.
- the rinsed water can be reused as rinse water.
- the washed water and the rinsed water are reused by supplying water to the mixing unit 61 .
- the present invention is not limited to this.
- the washed water and the rinsed water may be reused by being supplied to the mixing unit of another fly ash washing apparatus, or may be reused in another waste incineration facility.
- the mixing unit 61 may include means for measuring the soluble evaporation residue in the mixed solution W, and the soluble evaporation residue in the mixed solution W is predetermined. An operator or the like may be notified when this value is reached.
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が採用され得る。焼却炉1から排出された排ガス中には、塩化水素(HCl)、硫黄酸化物(SOx)等の酸性ガスが含まれている。焼却炉1から排出された酸性の排ガスは、ボイラ2及びエコノマイザ3によって熱回収され、減温塔4へと送られる。 As the
Y = 100・X/(100-A)
即ち、すすぎ工程では、乾燥した脱水ケーキ中の塩素濃度の目標値を定め、脱水ケーキの含水率から、すすぎ後の脱水ケーキに対してどの値まで塩素濃度を下げる必要があるかを算出し、脱水ケーキ中の塩素濃度が該値以下となるように、脱水ケーキをすすぐ。 The moisture content of the dehydrated cake after dehydration is A%, and the chlorine concentration in the dehydrated cake after rinsing is X%. When the chlorine concentration in the dried dehydrated cake used as a cement raw material is Y%, A, X, and Y have the following relationship.
Y = 100 · X / (100-A)
That is, in the rinsing step, the target value of the chlorine concentration in the dried dehydrated cake is determined, and from the moisture content of the dehydrated cake, the value to which the chlorine concentration needs to be reduced relative to the dehydrated cake after rinsing is calculated, Rinse the dehydrated cake so that the chlorine concentration in the dehydrated cake is below this value.
具体的には、出願人は、飛灰と洗浄水との混合液中の溶解性蒸発残留物が所定の濃度よりも低く保たれていれば、混合液中の溶存物質が析出せず、析出物が流路を塞ぐなどの不具合が生じ難いので、洗浄済み水を飛灰の洗浄に問題無く使用できることを確認した。
即ち、本発明に係る飛灰の洗浄方法は、アルカリ性の中和剤で中和処理済みの排ガスから捕集された飛灰と洗浄水とを混合する混合工程と、前記混合工程で得られた前記飛灰と前記洗浄水との混合液を固液分離して、脱水ケーキと洗浄済み水とを得る固液分離工程と、を備え、前記混合工程では、前記混合液中の溶解性蒸発残留物が少なくとも20%となるように、前記洗浄済み水を、少なくとも前記洗浄水の一部として再利用する。 Applicants have decided that the washed water obtained as a result of mixing fly ash collected from exhaust gas that has been neutralized with an alkaline neutralizing agent with washing water includes a plurality of types of salts, neutralizing agents, heavy metals, etc. Although the substance was dissolved, it was confirmed that there was no problem even if it was reused for cleaning fly ash.
Specifically, the applicant has determined that if the soluble evaporation residue in the mixed liquid of fly ash and washing water is kept lower than a predetermined concentration, the dissolved substance in the mixed liquid does not precipitate and precipitates. It was confirmed that washed water could be used without problems for washing fly ash because problems such as obstruction of the flow path with objects did not occur easily.
That is, the fly ash cleaning method according to the present invention was obtained by the mixing step of mixing the fly ash collected from the exhaust gas neutralized with an alkaline neutralizer and the washing water, and the mixing step. A solid-liquid separation step for obtaining a dehydrated cake and washed water by solid-liquid separation of the mixed solution of the fly ash and the washing water, and in the mixing step, soluble evaporation residue in the mixed solution The washed water is reused as at least part of the wash water so that the product is at least 20%.
Z = ((B-C)/B)・100 Furthermore, in the said embodiment, compared with the case where the neutralizing agent containing an alkaline-earth metal is used as a neutralizing agent by using the neutralizing agent containing an alkali metal as a neutralizing agent, a desalination rate is improved. Can be high. Specifically, as shown in FIG. 5, sodium bicarbonate ash and slaked lime ash are washed at the same liquid-solid ratio, and the liquid-solid ratio is 7.5 times (
Z = ((BC) / B) .100
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- アルカリ性の中和剤で中和処理済みの排ガスから捕集された飛灰と洗浄水とを混合する混合工程と、前記混合工程で得られた前記飛灰と前記洗浄水との混合液を固液分離して、脱水ケーキと洗浄済み水とを得る固液分離工程と、を備え、前記混合工程では、前記混合液中の溶解性蒸発残留物が少なくとも20%となるように、前記洗浄済み水を、少なくとも前記洗浄水の一部として再利用する飛灰の洗浄方法。 A mixing step of mixing the fly ash collected from the exhaust gas neutralized with an alkaline neutralizer and the washing water, and a mixture of the fly ash obtained in the mixing step and the washing water are solidified. A solid-liquid separation step for liquid separation to obtain a dehydrated cake and washed water, wherein the washing step is performed so that the soluble evaporation residue in the mixed solution is at least 20%. A method for cleaning fly ash, wherein water is reused at least as part of the cleaning water.
- 前記混合工程で得られた前記飛灰と前記洗浄水との混合液中の溶解性蒸発残留物濃度を入手する工程を備える、
請求項1に記載の飛灰の洗浄方法。 Obtaining a soluble evaporation residue concentration in a mixed liquid of the fly ash obtained in the mixing step and the washing water,
The method for cleaning fly ash according to claim 1. - 前記混合工程で使用される飛灰は、前記排ガスから捕集された飛灰であって、未水洗の飛灰である、
請求項1または2に記載の飛灰の洗浄方法。 Fly ash used in the mixing step is fly ash collected from the exhaust gas, and is unwashed fly ash.
The method for cleaning fly ash according to claim 1 or 2. - 前記アルカリ性の中和剤として、アルカリ金属を含む中和剤を使用する、請求項1~3の何れか1項に記載の飛灰の洗浄方法。 The fly ash washing method according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein a neutralizing agent containing an alkali metal is used as the alkaline neutralizing agent.
- 前記アルカリ金属を含む中和剤として、ナトリウム系の中和剤を使用し、前記混合工程では、前記混合液中の溶解性蒸発残留物が20%以上、且つ35%以下となるように、前記洗浄済み水を、少なくとも前記洗浄水の一部として再利用する、請求項4に記載の飛灰の洗浄方法。 As the neutralizing agent containing the alkali metal, a sodium-based neutralizing agent is used, and in the mixing step, the soluble evaporation residue in the mixed solution is 20% or more and 35% or less. The method for washing fly ash according to claim 4, wherein the washed water is reused as at least a part of the washing water.
- 前記脱水ケーキをすすぐすすぎ工程を備える、請求項1~5の何れか1項に記載の飛灰の洗浄方法。 The method for cleaning fly ash according to any one of claims 1 to 5, further comprising a rinsing step of the dehydrated cake.
- 前記混合工程では、前記すすぎ工程で前記脱水ケーキをすすいだすすぎ済み水を、少なくとも前記洗浄水の一部として再利用する、請求項6に記載の飛灰の洗浄方法。 The method for washing fly ash according to claim 6, wherein in the mixing step, the rinsed water rinsed from the dehydrated cake in the rinsing step is reused as at least a part of the washing water.
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