Wastewater zero discharge system of Na-ion exchanger and wastewater treatment process
A sodium ion exchanger and waste water treatment technology, applied in the direction of ion exchange water/sewage treatment, water/sewage multi-stage treatment, water/sludge/sewage treatment, etc., can solve the waste of regeneration agent and flushing water, increase municipal management Network processing capacity and other issues to achieve the effect of improving utilization, reducing operating costs, and reasonable structural design
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[0025] The sodium ion exchanger waste water zero discharge system of this embodiment includes a water quality water separator for separating waste water with a salt content > 35000 mg / L from waste water with a salt content ≤ 35000 mg / L, and the input of the water quality water separator The output end of the water quality water separator is connected to the output end of the sodium ion exchanger 1, the low salt water output end of the water quality water separator is connected to the first mechanical filter 3 for removing impurities, the first mechanical filter 3 is connected to the raw water pool 4, and the water quality water separator The output end of the high brine is sequentially connected to the second mechanical filter 5 for removing impurities, the reactor 6 for removing calcium ions and magnesium ions in the wastewater, and the solid-liquid separator 8, which is connected to the salt-dissolving pool 9, The output ends of the raw water pool 4 and the salt-dissolving po...
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[0037] The difference between the waste water treatment process of the sodium ion exchanger waste water zero discharge system of this embodiment and embodiment 1 is:
[0038] Step 2), removing calcium ions and magnesium ions. In order to speed up the precipitation of calcium ions and magnesium ions, a flocculant is added to the reactor 6, and the flocculant is carboxymethyl cellulose.
[0039] The sodium ion exchanger waste water zero discharge system and waste water treatment process of the present invention have simple and convenient process flow, reasonable system structure design, and the cooperation of various components in the system can reuse the waste water discharged from the sodium ion exchanger and extract waste water The salt in it reduces the operating cost of the equipment and improves the utilization rate of resources.
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