Pretreatment method for preparing acid/base from viscose fiber sodium sulfate waste liquid by using bipolar membrane electrodialysis method
A technology of bipolar membrane electrodialysis and sodium sulfate waste liquid, applied in the field of viscose fiber production, to achieve the effects of improving yield and quality, easy separation, and reducing damage
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[0039] A bipolar membrane electrodialysis method produces acid-base pretreatment method from viscose fiber sodium sulfate waste liquid, it is characterized in that comprising the following steps in sequence: crystallization, pH adjustment, primary filtration, O 3 Redox substances, secondary primary filtration, activated carbon to remove organic matter, ion exchange resin to remove zinc ions and pp microporous filtration for fine filtration.
[0040] Described crystallization is that the waste liquid that sodium sulfate content is 200g / L is generated sodium sulfate crystal through high-temperature crystallization by viscose fiber strand forming process;
[0041] The pH adjustment is to first dissolve sodium sulfate crystals with desalinated water to obtain a sodium sulfate solution with a concentration of 3%, then add sodium carbonate to the sodium sulfate solution, adjust the pH value of the solution to 8, and add sodium carbonate to dissolve the sodium sulfate solution in the ...
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[0063]A bipolar membrane electrodialysis method produces acid-base pretreatment method from viscose fiber sodium sulfate waste liquid, it is characterized in that comprising the following steps in sequence: crystallization, pH adjustment, primary filtration, O 3 Redox substances, secondary primary filtration, activated carbon to remove organic matter, ion exchange resin to remove zinc ions and pp microporous filtration for fine filtration.
[0064] Described crystallization is that the waste liquid that sodium sulfate content is 300g / L is generated sodium sulfate crystal through high-temperature crystallization by viscose fiber strand forming process;
[0065] The pH adjustment is to first dissolve sodium sulfate crystals with desalinated water to obtain a sodium sulfate solution with a concentration of 10%, then add sodium carbonate to the sodium sulfate solution, adjust the pH value of the solution to 9, and add sodium carbonate to dissolve the sodium sulfate solution in the ...
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[0078] A bipolar membrane electrodialysis method produces acid-base pretreatment method from viscose fiber sodium sulfate waste liquid, it is characterized in that comprising the following steps in sequence: crystallization, pH adjustment, primary filtration, O 3 Redox substances, secondary primary filtration, activated carbon to remove organic matter, ion exchange resin to remove zinc ions and pp microporous filtration for fine filtration.
[0079] Described crystallization is that the waste liquid that sodium sulfate content is 400g / L is generated sodium sulfate crystal through high-temperature crystallization by viscose fiber strand forming process;
[0080] The pH adjustment is to first dissolve sodium sulfate crystals with desalinated water to obtain a sodium sulfate solution with a concentration of 10%, then add sodium carbonate to the sodium sulfate solution, adjust the pH value of the solution to 10, and add sodium carbonate to dissolve the sodium sulfate solution in th...
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