Operation optimization method of shunting part two-stage spiral-wound membrane element reverse osmosis seawater desalination system
An optimization method, reverse osmosis technology, applied in chemical instruments and methods, osmosis/dialysis water/sewage treatment, seawater treatment, etc., can solve the problem of not considering the impact of the secondary design of the shunt part, etc.
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[0200] Example 1, 100 and 30 pressure vessels are used for the primary and secondary reverse osmosis respectively, and 8 membrane elements are placed in each pressure vessel, and the salinity of the feed seawater is 35kg / m 3 , the temperature is 20℃, the water supply plan of product water 1 and product water 2 is attached image 3 As shown, in this case, the optimization problem is solved, and the traditional optimization, the secondary part of the shunt part, the second level of the shunt part and the on / off mode (shunt+on / off) scheme are optimized respectively. The results are shown in Table 4 and attached Figure 4 to attach Figure 11 shown.
[0201] Table 4 Optimization results of constant seawater temperature and product water demand change
[0202] traditional optimization split part secondary Shunt+On / Off System average feed flow rate [m 3 / h]
806.3 801.9 716.8 Total energy consumption of the system [kW] 2214.3 2111.9 1955.5
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[0205]Example 2, 100 and 30 pressure vessels are used for the primary and secondary reverse osmosis respectively, and 8 membrane elements are placed in each pressure vessel, and the salinity of the feed seawater is 35kg / m 3 , the water supply plan changes of feed seawater temperature, product water 1 and product water 2 are shown in the attached image 3 As shown, in this case, the optimization problem is solved, and the traditional optimization, the secondary part of the shunt part, the second level of the shunt part, and the on / off mode (shunt+on / off) scheme are optimized respectively. The results are shown in Table 5 and attached Figure 12 to attach Figure 16 shown.
[0206] Table 5 Optimization results of changes in seawater temperature and product water demand
[0207] traditional optimization split part secondary Shunt+On / Off System average feed flow rate [m 3 / h]
786.7 777.6 705.3 Total energy consumption of the system [kW] 2140.3 ...
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