Process for treating spent,waste, alkaline digestion liquid from paper pulping operations and product
A cooking liquid, liquid technology, applied in the field of l 156, can solve problems such as impracticality
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[0046] Treatment of concentrated kraft cooking liquor with polymer followed by acidification
[0047] After separation from the fibers on wash rolls, the kraft spent cooking liquor was transferred with a composition factor total organic carbon (TOC) of 7.9% and a pH of 12.3. The polymer solution is added in such an amount that the liquid contains about 30 ppm polymer at ambient temperature. The mixture is then acidified with sulfuric acid to form a solid precipitate consisting mainly of lignin which floats on the surface of the residual liquid in the form of a non-gelatinous, non-sticky coagulum. These precipitated solids are then easily separated from the clear liquid by filtration but not by sieving. Analysis showed a clear liquid fraction TOC of 2.15%.
Embodiment 2
[0049] Treatment of concentrated kraft cooking liquor with polymer and another surfactant defoamer prior to acidification
[0050] Cooking liquor from the same source as in Example 1 was transferred and the same amount of the same polymer solution was added simultaneously at ambient temperature, along with 2 parts of fatty acid per 1000 parts of liquor. After standing for 1 minute, slowly add sulfuric acid with a concentration of 50% to the liquid for 1 minute to acidify it to a pH value of 3.5-4.0. Similarly, lignin solids in the acidified liquor formed a non-gelatinous, non-sticky coagulum that floated on the surface of the residual liquor but was easily separated from the liquor portion on a 10 mesh screen. The clear liquid fraction is clear and almost colorless. Analysis showed a TOC of 0.17%.
Embodiment 3
[0052] Treatment of Dilute Kraft Cooking Liquor with Polymers
[0053] Again all the cooking liquid from the same source was removed, but diluted with an equal amount of tap water. The diluted liquid composition was approximately 7.5% solids and 3.9% TOC with a pH of approximately 12.3. At ambient temperature, the same polymer solution as in the preceding examples was added to the dilute liquid so that the amount of polymer in the diluted liquid was 30 ppm. After standing for 1 minute, 50% sulfuric acid was added to the mixture again for 1 minute to acidify it to a pH of 3.5-4.0. The lignin therein forms a non-gelatinous, non-sticky, suspended particulate solid fraction which is easily filtered from the remaining liquid fraction. The clear liquid is clear and almost colorless. Analysis showed a TOC of 0.80%.
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