Bypass electrolysis device and method for removing chloridion in water solution
An electrolysis device and chloride ion technology, applied in the field of water treatment, can solve problems such as difficult continuous and stable operation, high operating costs, electrochemical corrosion, etc., and achieve the effect of improving the efficiency of induced deposition
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[0059] Take 18L of the solution to be treated, start the submersible pump 2, control the circulating water 100L / h, slightly open the water regulating valve to fix the split ratio of 0.12, and apply a voltage of 18-24V. The relationship between the concentration of chlorine ions in the circulating water and the treatment time is as follows image 3 . For the initial concentration of chloride ion is 55mgL -1 , the total hardness is (CaCO 3 Total) 220mgL -1 For raw water, the removal rate of chlorine ions in the flowing water under optimized test conditions is higher than 50%. After the 22V test, the pH value of the circulating water rose from 7.5 to above 9, the hardness dropped by 60%, and the current dropped from 0.37A to 0.21A. And obtain 2.16L of water flowing through the anode, its pH value is 2.9, and the chloride ion concentration is 239mgL -1 .
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[0061] Take 18L of the solution to be treated, fix the voltage at 22V, start the submersible pump 2, control the circulating water flow of 100L / h, and control the water flow through the regulating valve so that the split ratio is 0, 0.08, 0.10, 0.12, 0.17. Under the conditions of different split ratios, the relationship between the concentration of chloride ions in the circulating water and the treatment time is as follows: Figure 4 . When the split ratio is 0.17, the removal rate is close to 70%.
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