Muddy water purification method and system
A purification system and turbid water technology, applied in the field of turbid water purification methods and purification systems, can solve the problems of inability to eliminate nitrogen pollution, complex secondary treatment, limited service life, etc., to avoid secondary pollution risks and protect water resources. Effect
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[0028] A method for purifying turbid water, comprising the steps of:
[0029] S1: Heat the turbid water containing suspended micro-particles to 85°C to decompose and condense the calcium and magnesium ions in the turbid water to form water-insoluble solid particles and condensation cores;
[0030] S2: Cool the turbid water to a temperature of 30°C to further condense the solid particles formed in the turbid water into larger particles;
[0031] S3: Using centrifugal force to make the particles in the turbid water undergo a series of aggregation, adhesion, and flocculation effects of heterogeneous flocculation, coagulation and differential sedimentation, and finally separate the solid particles from the water.
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[0033] A method for purifying turbid water, comprising the steps of:
[0034] S1: Heat the turbid water containing suspended micro-particles to 95°C to decompose and condense the calcium and magnesium ions in the turbid water to form water-insoluble solid particles and condensation cores;
[0035] S2: Cool the turbid water to a temperature of 40°C to further condense the solid particles formed in the turbid water into larger particles;
[0036] S3: Using centrifugal force to make the particles in the turbid water undergo a series of aggregation, adhesion, and flocculation effects of heterogeneous flocculation, coagulation and differential sedimentation, and finally separate the solid particles from the water.
[0037] In Example 1 and Example 2, after the microcolloids and calcium and magnesium ion compounds in the turbid water were heated up, some of them decomposed and some coagulated to form water-insoluble solid particles. For example, calcium and magnesium ionic substanc...
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