Solid-liquid separation method for high-water-content soft material
A technology of solid-liquid separation and materials, applied in the fields of soil protection, construction, infrastructure engineering, etc., can solve the problems of long construction period, non-remedial, high cost, etc., and achieve the effect of short construction period, high processing efficiency and low investment cost
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Embodiment 1
[0044] Example 1: Treatment of industrial solid waste with high water content
[0045] Chemical enterprises are major environmental polluters, especially solid wastes with high moisture content, muddy or pasty industrial wastes discharged by such enterprises, which seriously pollute water bodies and soils. For the harmless treatment and comprehensive utilization of resources of this type of waste, solid-liquid separation must be carried out first, and the separated solid materials can be used as resources. After the waste water is harmless treated, it can be used for other effective uses or discharge up to the standard. For large volumes of solid waste, the commonly used solid-liquid separation method is physical filtration with conventional equipment, which has problems such as low efficiency, long construction period, and high cost. For large volumes of soft materials with high water content, how to achieve solid-liquid separation efficiently and at low cost has become an urg...
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[0078] Embodiment two: the treatment of lake bottom sludge
[0079] The maximum storage area of a lake is about 8×10 4 m 2 , the maximum storage capacity is about 3×10 8 m 3 , located at the junction of the two provinces, plays a multi-functional role in flood control, water storage, irrigation, and power generation. There are many agricultural product processing and breeding industries along the tributaries of the lakes in the two places. Due to extensive management and disorderly discharge, the sediment in the reservoir area is increasing and the storage capacity is decreasing, causing environmental pollution. Sediment, as a component of a lake ecosystem, is a transition zone for material exchange at the sediment-water interface. There are a lot of nutrients in the lake sediment, which can meet the growth needs of plants and animals in the water body. In recent years, due to the aggravation of pollution, the increase of N and P content in the water body has made the e...
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