Device and method for treating dichloromethane-containing wastewater
A technology for dichloromethane and a treatment device is applied in the field of treatment devices for waste water containing methylene chloride, and can solve problems such as explosion, increase in internal pressure of a container, and environmental pollution around a human body.
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[0033] A treatment method for waste water containing dichloromethane, comprising the following steps:
[0034] A. Eliminate large impurities: Artificial grids are used to filter impurities, and the gap between the grids is generally 20mm.
[0035] B. Oil separation adjustment: Wastewater enters the oil separation adjustment tank to separate water and oil, and the design flow rate is Q=5m 3 / h, water velocity v=2mm / s, oil removal rate is 40%.
[0036] C. Sedimentation: Add flocculants to the sedimentation tank to destroy the colloidal stability in the wastewater, form flocs, and remove part of the organic matter in the wastewater.
[0037] D. Hydrolytic acidification: Use anaerobic bacteria to hydrolyze, acidify and methanate organic matter, remove organic matter in wastewater, and facilitate subsequent aerobic treatment. Design flow Q=5m 3 / h, residence time t=10h, maximum ascending velocity v(max)=2.5m / h.
[0038] E. Biological oxidation: The contact oxidation process is u...
Embodiment 2
[0044] A treatment method for waste water containing dichloromethane, comprising the following steps:
[0045] A. Eliminate large impurities: Artificial grids are used to filter impurities, and the gap between the grids is generally 20mm.
[0046] B. Oil separation adjustment: Wastewater enters the oil separation adjustment tank to separate water and oil, and the design flow rate is Q=5m 3 / h, water velocity v=3mm / s, oil removal rate is 50%.
[0047] C. Sedimentation: Add flocculants to the sedimentation tank to destroy the colloidal stability in the wastewater, form flocs, and remove part of the organic matter in the wastewater.
[0048] D. Hydrolytic acidification: Use anaerobic bacteria to hydrolyze, acidify and methanate organic matter, remove organic matter in wastewater, and facilitate subsequent aerobic treatment. Design flow Q=5m 3 / h, residence time t=12h, maximum ascending velocity v(max)=2.5m / h.
[0049] E. Biological oxidation: The contact oxidation process is u...
Embodiment 3
[0055] A treatment method for waste water containing dichloromethane, comprising the following steps:
[0056] A. Eliminate large impurities: Artificial grids are used to filter impurities, and the gap between the grids is generally 20mm.
[0057] B. Oil separation adjustment: Wastewater enters the oil separation adjustment tank to separate water and oil. The design flow Q=5m 3 / h, the water flow velocity v=2mm / s, and the oil removal rate is 40%.
[0058] C. Sedimentation: Add flocculants to the sedimentation tank to destroy the colloidal stability in the wastewater, form flocs, and remove part of the organic matter in the wastewater.
[0059] D. Hydrolytic acidification: Use anaerobic bacteria to hydrolyze, acidify and methanate organic matter, remove organic matter in wastewater, and facilitate subsequent aerobic treatment. Design flow Q=5m 3 / h, residence time t=12h, maximum ascending velocity v(max)=2.5m / h.
[0060] E. Biological oxidation: The contact oxidation process ...
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