This invention relates to the field of
wastewater treatment technology, specifically to a method for zero-
discharge treatment of
ammonia-containing
wastewater. The specific steps of this invention are as follows: Two-stage
ceramic filtration: removing particulate impurities; Multi-media
filtration: removing suspended impurities and colloidal substances from the
wastewater;
Macroporous resin adsorption: adsorbing
ammonia from the wastewater; the saturated resin tank is desorbed with
methanol, which is recycled, and the concentrate is sold as
tar;
Ammonia stripping section: distilling off
ammonia from the wastewater, the resulting concentrated ammonia water is used as a desulfurization alkali source, ammonia is recovered and reused, and the ammonia stripping wastewater enters the concentration section;
Ammonia stripping concentration: the condensate after condensation is used as industrial
fresh water, recrystallized and separated, and dried to obtain the product
ammonium chloride; Clarified liquid treatment: the
clear liquid on top of the cooled concentrate is periodically discharged into an
ammonium sulfate mother liquor tank to produce
ammonium sulfate. This method separates residual ammonia water,
organic matter, ammonia water, and ammonium salts in a stepwise manner. No alkali is added during ammonia stripping, and the resulting
organic matter (
tar), ammonia water, and ammonium salts can all be sold as products.