This invention discloses a method and
system for the synergistic removal of
iodine,
bromine, and
boron from caustic soda brine using an
ion-exchange membrane, belonging to the field of brine purification technology in the chlor-alkali industry. The method includes: brine pre-
acidification treatment; introducing the acidified brine into a staged stripping
tower, and sequentially oxidizing and stripping
iodine and
bromine by precisely controlling the oxidation-
reduction potential in stages; performing reduction dechlorination treatment on the stripped brine to eliminate oxidizing substances; removing
boron from the reduced brine through
chelating resin adsorption; and introducing the stripped
iodine-rich and
bromine-rich gas
stream into an alkaline absorption
tower to recover iodides and bromides. The
system includes a pre-acidification module, a staged oxidation stripping module, a reduction dechlorination module, a
chelating resin boron removal module, an iodine and bromine high-value
recovery module, and a multi-parameter closed-loop
intelligent control module. This invention achieves synergistic and deep removal of iodine, bromine, and boron, solving problems such as conflicting iodine and bromine oxidation conditions, short resin life, and resource waste in traditional processes, significantly improving the
operational stability of the electrolyzer, and has broad industrial application prospects.