Ammonia chloride waste water zero release treating process
A treatment process, ammonium chloride technology, applied in water/sewage treatment, heating water/sewage treatment, water/sewage multi-stage treatment, etc., can solve problems such as high consumption, incomplete reaction, and inability of bacteria to survive
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[0048] A factory has a 2-3% ammonium chloride waste liquid that needs to be recycled, and the treatment capacity is 40m 3 / h, in order to realize the zero discharge of the waste water, our recommended scheme is: first carry out the membrane concentration of the waste liquid, and then carry out the evaporation and crystallization to realize the zero discharge of the waste water.
[0049] 2-3% ammonium chloride wastewater first passes through pretreatment device 1. The pretreatment scheme is continuous ultrafiltration of pipeline filter and self-cleaning filter. After pretreatment, the water quality of wastewater reaches: SDI<3, turbidity<0.1NTU .
[0050] After pretreatment, the wastewater enters the first-stage reverse osmosis membrane group through the high-pressure pump 2, such as figure 2 As shown: this stage is designed into two stages, the ammonium chloride waste liquid first enters the first-stage one-stage reverse osmosis membrane group 11, and its concentrated soluti...
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