Method for removing organic in water solution by using acroleic acid macroporous adsorption resin

Abstract

The invention relates to a method for removing organic matters in aqueous solution by using acrylic macroporous absorption resin. The organic matters in the solution uses the acrylic macroporous absorption resin for absorption, thus being capable of effectively removing the organic matters in the aqueous solution with high adsorption capacity, high removal efficiency and high elution rate.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a method for removing organic matter in an aqueous solution by using an acrylic macroporous adsorption resin, and belongs to the field of water treatment method manufacturing. Background technique [0002] With the rapid development of industry and the improvement of people's living standards, more and more industrial wastewater and domestic sewage are produced, resulting in more and more serious water pollution. The main feature of water quality deterioration is the increase of dissolved organic matter in water. The increase of organic matter content in natural water has brought great harm to industrial water and civil domestic water. How to remove organic matter in water has become an urgent problem to be solved in industrial water and tap water treatment. [0003] After the natural water is polluted, the organic matter in the water is very complex, including natural organic matter (including humus, etc.) At present, 2221 k...

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Problems solved by technology

Domestic research on adsorption resins mostly focuses on styrene-based macroporous adsorption resins. The disadvantages are: first, it will cause "poisoning" during use, that is, after a period of use, it will lose its ion exchange function. , this is due to the copolymerization characteristics of styrene and divinylbenzene; second, during the copolymerization process, since the self-polymerization rate of divinylbenzene is greater than that of copolymerization with styrene, the divinyl that enters the copolymer at the initial stage of polymerization The proportion of benzene units is relatively high, and in the later stage of polymerization, divinylbenzene monomer has been basically consumed, and the reaction is mainly the self-polymerization of styrene

During regeneration, due to the structure of sparse outside and dense inside, larger ions will be stuck in the molecular gap, and it is difficult to exchange with mobile ions, and eventually lose the exchange function, resulting in resin "poisoning" and poor adsorption to organic matter. The adsorption effect on macromolecular organic substances humic acid and fulvic acid is not obvious

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