A treatment method for removing high-concentration nickel-containing electroplating wastewater
A treatment method, nickel electroplating technology, applied in the treatment of high-concentration nickel-containing electroplating wastewater based on modified calcium silicate physical and chemical removal, and the treatment of high-concentration nickel-containing electroplating wastewater, which can solve the problem that traditional methods are difficult to meet the discharge standards , Heavy metals are not easy to recycle, and adsorbents are difficult to reuse, etc., to achieve the effects of shortening the processing time, high specific gravity, and fast sedimentation speed
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[0028] The electroplating wastewater used contained high concentration of iron ions (1.8g / L) and lower concentrations of nickel ions (93.12mg / L) and phosphate ions (65.7mg / L). Enter the waste water (14) into the pretreatment mixing tank (5) of the pretreatment tank (1), add calcium hydroxide medicament, adjust the pH value to 9, mix and stir for 1 hour, and then enter the pretreatment sedimentation tank (6) to freely Settling, the supernatant enters in the first section comprehensive pool (2), and the sludge (15) enters the filter press and is discharged. In the first section mixing reaction tank (8), through the dosing device (7), add 0.5g / L modified calcium silicate with a particle diameter of 200nm, after mixing and stirring for 0.5h, enter the first section clarification tank ( 9) Perform inclined tube settling, the supernatant enters into the second comprehensive reaction tank (3), and the sludge (17) is discharged into the elution tank (4). In the second mixing reaction...
Embodiment 2
[0031]According to the analysis of the production process, electroplating wastewater contains high concentrations of nickel ions (6.9g / L), phosphate ions (30.5g / L) and lower concentrations of chromium ions (65.7mg / L), zinc ions (15.6mg / L) L). Enter the waste water (14) into the pretreatment mixing pool (5) of the pretreatment pool (1), add aqueduct cleaning water to dilute the waste water by 100 times, adjust the pH value to 9 with calcium hydroxide medicament, mix and stir for 1 hour, and enter The pretreatment sedimentation tank (6) settles freely, the supernatant enters the first section of comprehensive tank (2), and the sludge (15) enters the filter press and is discharged. Add 1g / L of modified calcium silicate with a particle size of 200nm in the first section of the mixing reaction tank (8) through the dosing device (7), mix and stir for 1 hour, and then enter the first section of the clarification tank (9) Settling in inclined tubes is carried out, the supernatant ent...
Embodiment 3
[0034] The electroplating wastewater used contained high concentrations of nickel ions (228.17mg / L), phosphate ions (233.33mg / L) and low concentrations of chromium ions (65.7mg / L).
[0035] Process A: enter the waste water (14) into the pretreatment mixing tank (5) of the pretreatment tank (1), adjust the pH value to 9 with calcium hydroxide medicament, mix and stir for 1 hour, and then enter the pretreatment sedimentation tank (6 ) to settle freely, the supernatant enters the first section of comprehensive pool (2), and the sludge (15) enters the filter press and is discharged. Add 1g / L modified calcium silicate through the dosing device (7) in the first mixing reaction tank (8), mix and stir for 1 hour, then enter the first clarification tank (9) for inclined tube sedimentation , the supernatant enters the second section of the comprehensive reaction tank (3), and the sludge (17) is discharged into the elution tank (4). In the second section mixing reaction tank (10), throu...
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