Method for treating wastewater containing cycloheximide and hexamethylene diamine
A technology of cyclohexylimine and hexamethylenediamine, which is applied in the field of industrial wastewater treatment, can solve the problems of long treatment period in the site, high energy consumption of distillation heating, high operating pressure, etc., and achieve high adsorption sensitivity, fast adsorption speed, and removal high rate effect
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[0013] Measure 100mL of waste water (the mass percent concentration of cycloheximide and hexamethylenediamine is 0.3% and 0.1% respectively) and add it into a 250mL ground-mouth Erlenmeyer flask, and put in 0.5g of the above-mentioned fiber adsorbent (the carboxyl content of the fiber is 6.5mmol / g), airtightly mixed and oscillated at room temperature, water samples were taken at different times to measure the total nitrogen in water with a total nitrogen / total organic carbon analyzer ( TN ). Raw wastewater TN 701ppm, after shaking for 2min TN That is, it drops to 214ppm, after 5min TN Drop to 186ppm, continue to shake for 3 hours TN No significant changes. It shows that in the case of excessive amines, the fiber is nearly saturated after 5 minutes of adsorption. Fiber pair at 5min TN The adsorption amount is 7.4mmol / g, which is higher than the theoretical adsorption amount of 6.5mmol / g (carboxyl and amino groups are adsorbed at a ratio of 1:1). This is because the adsor...
Embodiment 2
[0015] Measure 10mL of waste water (the mass percent concentration of cycloheximide and hexamethylenediamine is 0.3% and 0.1%, respectively) and dilute it to 100mL with deionized water, add it to a 250mL ground-mouth Erlenmeyer flask, and put in 0.5g of the above-mentioned fiber adsorbent (The carboxyl group content of the fiber is 6.5mmol / g), airtightly mix and shake at room temperature, take water samples at different times and measure the total nitrogen / total organic carbon analyzer in the water TN . Raw wastewater TN 70.1ppm, after shaking for 1min TN That is, down to 8.1ppm, after 5min TN down to 6.7ppm, continue to shake for 3 hours TN No significant changes. It shows that in the case of excessive fiber adsorbent, it is close to the maximum removal rate after 5 minutes of adsorption. TN The removal rate is 90.5%. This example shows that in the case of mixed contact, low wastewater concentration and excess fiber, this method not only has a fast treatment speed, but ...
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[0017] Fill 2g of the above-mentioned fiber adsorbent (the carboxyl content of the fiber is 6.5mmol / g) into an adsorption column with a length of 5cm and a diameter of 1cm. 0.3% and 0.1% respectively, TN 701ppm) through the fiber adsorption column from bottom to top at a flow rate of 2mL / min, and the effluent water samples were taken at different times to measure the total nitrogen / total organic carbon analyzer in the water TN . When the effluent water volume is 0-225mL, the measured water TN The content is stable at 8.0-10ppm (for TN The removal rate is above 98.5%), when 250mL flow out TN Rise rapidly to 54ppm, when 275mL flows out TN Has risen to 274mL. It shows that when the treated water volume is about 250mL, the fiber column is close to penetration, and at this time the fiber TN The adsorption capacity is about 6.2mmol / g, which is slightly lower than the adsorption capacity of 7.4mmol / g in Example 1. This is because the fibers at the end of the adsorption column c...
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