Purification and removal of arsenic by biological filter column based on adding iron and manganese salts to generate adsorbent in situ
An in-situ generation and biological filtration technology, applied in chemical instruments and methods, biological water/sewage treatment, water pollutants, etc., can solve the problems of exhausted adsorption capacity, inconvenient replacement process, etc., and achieve cost reduction and simple method. , the effect of good economic benefits
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[0031] Embodiment 1: Fill the filter column with quartz sand filter material, the filter material is 1.0m thick, and the particle size distribution is 0.8-1.2mm. The supporting layer is made of pebbles with a thickness of 0.5m and a particle size distribution of 1.2-0.32mm. The mature filter material with a large number of dominant strains of iron, manganese and arsenic oxidizing bacteria attached to the surface of the biological filter for removing iron and manganese is used to insert into the new filter column, and the volume ratio of the mature filter material accounts for 15%. The measured raw water quality conditions are as follows: arsenic concentration 125ug / L (including trivalent arsenic 96ug / L, pentavalent arsenic 29ug / L), pH: 6.8, dissolved oxygen: 8.0mg / L, temperature: 20°C, total hardness (CaCO 3 Count): 200mg / L. Inorganic anions such as phosphate and silicate are negligible. As the iron and manganese salts, ferrous sulfate and manganese sulfate were used. In th...
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[0032]Embodiment 2: Manganese sand filter material is filled in the filter column, the filter material is 1.2m thick, and the particle size distribution is 0.8-1.2mm. The supporting layer is made of gravel with a thickness of 0.3m and a particle size distribution of 1.2-0.3mm. The mature filter material with a large amount of dominant strains of iron, manganese and arsenic oxidizing bacteria attached to the surface of the biological filter for removing iron and manganese is used to insert into the new filter column, and the volume ratio of the mature filter material accounts for 10%. The measured raw water quality conditions are as follows: arsenic concentration 278ug / L (including trivalent arsenic 65ug / L, pentavalent arsenic 213ug / L), pH: 7.2, dissolved oxygen: 7.5mg / L, temperature: 19°C, total hardness (CaCO 3 Total): 260mg / L, phosphate: 0.3mg / L, silicate: 1.5mg / L, no other impurities. Ferrous chloride and manganese sulfate were used as iron and manganese salts, respectivel...
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[0033] Embodiment 3: Anthracite filter material is filled in the filter column, the filter material is 1.1 m thick, and the particle size distribution is 0.8-1.2 mm. The supporting layer is made of pebbles with a thickness of 0.4m and a particle size distribution of 1.2-0.3mm. Inoculate by soaking. With a concentration of 4.0 x 10 6 The CFU / ml iron manganese arsenic oxidizing bacteria mixed bacteria solution is soaked in a new biofiltration column for 24 hours, and then enters water. The measured raw water quality conditions are as follows: arsenic concentration 458ug / L (including trivalent arsenic 426ug / L, pentavalent arsenic 32ug / L), pH: 7.8, dissolved oxygen: 8.3mg / L, temperature: 23°C, total hardness (CaCO 3 Count): 250mg / L. Phosphate: 1mg / L, Silicate: 0.5mg / L. As the iron and manganese salts, ferrous sulfate and manganese chloride were used. In the early stage of cultivation, the pumping speed of the peristaltic pump was used to adjust the dosage of the reagents, and...
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