Preoxidized-composite electrolyzing method for removing arsenic in groundwater
A groundwater, pre-oxidation technology, applied in the field of water treatment, can solve problems such as slow corrosion rate
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[0007] Specific embodiment one: present embodiment is made up of following steps: one, utilize ozone, potassium ferrate, potassium permanganate or H 2 o 2 Pre-oxidize the arsenic-containing groundwater to convert As(III) into As(V); 2. The pre-oxidized water passes through the filter bed containing cast iron chips and carbon particles, and the remaining oxidant in the pre-oxidation stage promotes the reaction of this step .
[0008] Sand and gravel are used as auxiliary filler layers above and below the iron-carbon layer. The contact time between water and oxidant is controlled within 5-15 minutes, and the hydraulic retention time of water in the iron-carbon filter bed can be controlled within 5-60 minutes according to the difference of arsenic concentration in the water. Cast iron shavings and charcoal particles should be cleaned before use to remove surface contamination. The mixing ratio of cast iron shavings and carbon particles is 20-50:1 (by weight) or 1:1-2:1 by volu...
specific Embodiment approach 2
[0010] Embodiment 2: The difference between this embodiment and Embodiment 1 is that the groundwater should be aerated before entering the iron-carbon filter bed to increase the concentration of oxygen in the water to promote the corrosion of iron and the adsorption of arsenic.
specific Embodiment approach 3
[0011] Embodiment 3: The difference between this embodiment and Embodiment 1 is that the pH of the groundwater is adjusted in the range of 3-6 before entering the iron-carbon filter bed, so as to promote the corrosion of iron and the adsorption of arsenic.
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