Salt inhibitor for process for spraying salt-containing wastewater back to quench tower
A technology for salty wastewater and quench towers, which is applied in descaling and water softening, water/sludge/sewage treatment, chemical instruments and methods, etc., and can solve potential safety hazards, health impacts on operators, and harsh operating environments for salt accumulation cleaning and other problems to achieve the effect of reducing the difficulty of cleaning
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Embodiment 1
[0046] At the site of a hazardous waste incineration enterprise in Jiangsu, a single rotary kiln incinerator incinerates 70 tons of industrial solid waste and industrial hazardous waste every day, and produces about 75 tons of waste water with a salt content of 3-8wt% per day. Before adding the salt inhibitor, the salty wastewater is sprayed back to the quench tower, and the slag outlet of the quench tower drops less fly ash, about 2 tons per day; the salt accumulation in the tower is serious, every 20 days, the flue gas of the quench tower More than half of the channel was blocked, and the negative pressure could not pull it, so the car had to be stopped for manual cleaning; during the cleaning process, it was found that the accumulated salt was very hard, like a rock (such as figure 1 shown). It is necessary to use a pneumatic pick to slowly clean up the salt accumulation on the tower wall, and the cleaning cycle is as long as 5 days to 7 days.
[0047] Dissolve potassium f...
Embodiment 2
[0051] In the same part of the same system at the user site in Example 1, add a salt inhibitor composed of potassium ferrocyanide and polyacrylic acid (the number average molecular weight is about 1060, and the molecular weight distribution index is 2.13), according to the mass ratio of 1:10. (At the same time, add ascorbic acid or erythorbic acid in an equal proportion to potassium ferrocyanide as an antioxidant to ensure the stability of potassium ferrocyanide). Dissolve polyacrylic acid and ascorbic acid in deionized water and mix until completely dissolved, adjust the pH value to about 10 with alkali, then add potassium ferrocyanide, mix evenly until completely dissolved, and prepare an aqueous solution of salt inhibitor, among which, ferrous The concentration of potassium cyanide is about 2wt%, and the concentration of polyacrylic acid is about 20wt%. Add the aqueous solution of salt inhibitor to the brine pipeline before entering the quenching water tank, install a pipel...
Embodiment 3
[0055] In another industrial hazardous waste incineration site in Jiangsu, the third phase of a single rotary kiln has a daily incineration capacity of 50 tons, and produces about 45-60 tons of saline wastewater with a salt content of about 8wt% every day. The brine has been sprayed back to quench tower. Before the salt inhibitor was added, the negative pressure of the quench tower could not be pulled every 7 days, and it was necessary to keep warm and clean without stopping for 24 hours. The production load was seriously insufficient; Figure 5 shown). The work intensity is high, the cleaning area is not enough, there is a lot of residual salt accumulation, and the water dripping under the quench tower is serious.
[0056] On the brine pipeline before the quenching water tank, a pipeline mixer is installed, and at the dosing port of the pipeline mixer, add potassium ferrocyanide and hydrolyzed polymaleic anhydride (number average molecular weight is about 410, molecular weig...
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