Treatment method for heavy metal polluted sediment

A sediment and heavy metal technology, which is applied in the field of heavy metal polluted sediments, can solve the problems that large quantities of dredged sediments cannot be consumed in time, it is not suitable for simple application, and the soil differences are large, so as to reduce the cost of treatment and disposal, convenient operation and pertinence strong effect

Inactive Publication Date: 2015-01-14
TIANJIN CHENGJIAN UNIV
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Benefits of technology

This technology helps reduce the size and weight of suspended solids (SS) from rocks during construction without causing harmful environmental impact on nearby areas. It does this by reducing their concentration while treating them afterwards before being deposited into buildings or other structures. Additionally, it uses specialized techniques like flotage to remove water vapor and create an abundance of heavier metal compounds called slag. By removing these substances, SS becomes less dangerous when they enter soil or groundwater sources due to its lower levels of pollution potential. Overall, this new approach makes efficient use of resources and minimizing handling expenses compared to traditional methods.

Problems solved by technology

Technological Problem addressed in this patents relates to improving the efficiency and economics of treatments involving polluting silt (heavy metallic residue) deposits found around urban areas worldwide. Current techniques involve expensive physical deposition processes like pumpable and static loadings, leading to difficulties in reclaiming them safely and efficiently. Additionally, current approaches require long periods of stability before they may break down into smaller pieces over time.

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[0017] Take 500kg of sediment from a heavy metal-polluted river course, and analyze the particles below 200 μm in the sediment. It can be seen from the table that most of the heavy metals are enriched in the fine particle sediments 1mm are separated and dehydrated, which can be directly used as building materials or soil filling materials, and the mud 50 μm can be directly used as building materials or earth filling materials after screening, and the remaining fine-grained sediments < 50 μm are only equivalent to about 1 / 9 of the original sediment mass.

[0018] Table 1 Distribution of heavy metal content in sediments with particle size

[0019] granularity mass distribution Cu Pb Zn Cd Cr 100~200μm 17.82% 68.88 58.13 325.90 1.29 120.14 50~100μm 9.31% 56.80 59.61 389.48 1.32 154.31 72.87% 695.4 494.57 3316.68 8.31 852.12 sediment 100% 524.31 376.30 2511.22 6.42 656.73

[0020] According to the solid waste ...

Embodiment 2

[0024] The sediment used was the same as in Example 1, and it was subjected to the same pre-screening. According to the solid waste toxic leaching method-sulfuric acid nitric acid method (HJ / T299-2007), the fine particle sediment <50μm was toxically leached, and the results are shown in Table 3. Weigh 100g of fine particle sediment <50μm and 500mL water into the slurry mixing tank, add 0.05 potassium ethylsulfonate and 0.05g methyl isobutyl carbinol into the slurry mixing tank, and add a small amount of hydrochloric acid to control the pH of the solution = 4. The prepared mud is sent to the flotation column for flotation. After separation, the floating foam enriched with heavy metals can be dehydrated and then sent to the waste incineration plant or smelter for treatment. The lightly polluted clay and fine sand that sank after flotation separation The heavy metals were analyzed and the recovery rate of heavy metals was calculated. The results are shown in Table 3. The lightly ...

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[0028] The sediment used was the same as in Example 1, and it was subjected to the same pre-screening. According to the solid waste toxic leaching method-sulfuric acid nitric acid method (HJ / T299-2007), the fine particle sediments <50 μm were toxically leached, and the results are shown in Table 2. Weigh 100g of <50μm fine particle sediment and 2L water into the slurry mixing tank, add a mixture of 0.4g kerosene and potassium ethylsulfonate (mass ratio 1:1), 0.4g pine oil in the slurry mixing tank, At the same time, a small amount of hydrochloric acid is added to control the pH of the solution to 6, and the prepared mud is sent to the flotation column for flotation. After separation, the floating foam enriched with heavy metals can be dehydrated and then sent to a waste incineration plant or smelter for treatment. The heavy metals in the lightly polluted clay and fine sand were analyzed, and the recovery rate of heavy metal was calculated. The results are shown in Table 4. The...

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The invention discloses a treatment method for heavy metal polluted sediment. The treatment method comprises the following steps: pumping the polluted sediment into a vibrating screen by a mud pump, carrying out primary sieving on polluted sediment so as to separate gravels and sand grains with the grain diameter being more than 1mm, wherein the dehydrated gravels and sand grains are directly utilized as building materials or filling materials; conveying mud being less than 1mm into a hydraulic cyclone to be further separated; discharging separated mud sand being more than 50 microns into a plate-and-frame filter press to be dehydrated, wherein the dehydrated mud sand is directly utilized as building materials or filling materials; conveying fine slurry being less than 50 microns into a mud preparing tank; conveying prepared mud into a floatation column to be subjected to floating separation; after separation, enriching upwards floating foam on heavy metal, carrying out press filtering and dehydration and conveying the mud into a waste incineration plant or a smelting plant to be treated; and after dehydrating sunk low-pollution clay and fine sand grains, directly conveying the low-pollution clay and the fine sand grains into a municipal solid waste landfill to be landfilled. By adopting the treatment method for the heavy metal polluted sediment, the sediment can be graded and separated, be subjected to volume reduction and quantity reduction treatment and be recycled on site in an efficient and low-cost manner, so that the problems of large treatment amount, high transportation cost and the like in the treatment process of dredging the sediment are effectively solved.

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