Reuse and up-to-standard discharging process of recycled water for chemical fiber viscose waste water
A waste water and viscose technology, which is applied in the direction of oxidized water/sewage treatment, water/sewage treatment, biological water/sewage treatment, etc., can solve the problems of large amount of waste water, hazards to the surrounding environment, and pollutant content that cannot meet the discharge standards. To achieve the effect of reducing pollution and using resources efficiently
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[0030] For a project in Sichuan, the entire system will run after installation. The influent of the system is the water in chemical fiber viscose wastewater, the hardness (with CaCO 3 meter) content is 1600mg / L, COD Cr The content is 63mg / L, the TDS of raw water is about 9470mg / L, and the turbidity is about 10NTU. For this water quality, such as figure 1As shown, applying the above process of the present invention, the pre-coagulation water distribution unit of the pretreatment part of the high-density sedimentation tank is added with lime 9.6mg / L, soda ash 978mg / L, coagulant PAC 10mg / L, and the chemical is quickly mixed with the influent water, and then Enter the reaction tank, add the flocculant PAM 1mg / L at the bottom of the turbine propeller of the reaction tank, the water will form large and dense flakes, and the waste water will enter the pre-sedimentation concentration tank. In the inclined plate separation tank, the remaining suspended solids are...
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