Method for remediating heavy metal polluted water in situ through osmotic response brick and application
An in-situ repair and heavy metal technology, applied in the field of environmental engineering, to prevent heavy metal non-point source pollution and ensure water conservancy safety
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[0021] The osmotic reaction brick for in-situ restoration of heavy metal polluted water consists of a surface layer, a middle reaction layer and a bottom layer. Both the surface layer and the bottom layer are composed of 35 parts of coarse iron tailings, 5 parts of Portland cement, 30 parts of coarse steel slag, and 30 parts of crushed stone. The middle reaction layer is composed of 90 parts of iron-carbon micro-electrolytic ceramics. Granules and 10 parts of Portland cement. The above-mentioned materials with a good ratio are formed by pressure and vibration with a vibrating brick-making machine. The size is 240×115×90 mm. Good response to bricks.
[0022] During the implementation, the osmotic reaction brick is used as the revetment of the mercury-contaminated farmland. When the mercury-contaminated water in the farmland seeps through the revetment made of the reaction brick, it will undergo adsorption and ion exchange reactions with the iron-carbon micro-electrolytic cerams...
Embodiment 2
[0024] The osmotic reaction brick for in-situ restoration of heavy metal polluted water is characterized in that it is composed of a surface layer, an intermediate reaction layer and a bottom layer; It is made by mixing gravel and water, and the middle reaction layer is made by mixing iron-carbon micro-electrolytic ceramsite and Portland cement. Both the surface layer and the bottom layer are composed of the following components:
[0025] 40 parts of coarse iron tailings sand particle size 0.2 mm 10 parts of Portland cement
[0026] 30 parts of crude steel slag with a particle size of 0.4 mm and 20 parts of gravel with a particle size of 1.0 mm;
[0027] The intermediate reaction layer is composed of 85 parts of iron-carbon micro-electrolytic ceramsite and 15 parts of Portland cement with a particle size of 3.0 mm.
Embodiment 3
[0029] The osmotic reaction brick for in-situ restoration of heavy metal polluted water is characterized in that it is composed of a surface layer, an intermediate reaction layer and a bottom layer; It is made by mixing gravel and water, and the middle reaction layer is made by mixing iron-carbon micro-electrolytic ceramsite and Portland cement. Both the surface layer and the bottom layer are composed of the following components:
[0030] 30 parts of coarse iron tailings sand particle size 0.6 mm 10 parts of Portland cement
[0031] 30 parts of crude steel slag particle size 0.4 mm 30 parts of gravel particle size 5.0 mm;
[0032] The intermediate reaction layer is composed of 90 parts of iron-carbon micro-electrolytic ceramsite and 10 parts of Portland cement with a particle size of 12.0 mm.
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