The invention belongs to the technical field of
water treatment brine reuse, and provides an
electrochemistry-based brine
calcium and
magnesium graded extraction process, which comprises the following steps: brine enters a primary
electrolysis device for electrochemical reaction,
carbon dioxide is introduced, and
calcium ions in the brine are precipitated; further entering a primary
precipitation separation device, and intercepting and collecting precipitated
calcium; then the brine enters a secondary
electrolysis device, the density of current applied to an
electrode is increased, and
magnesium ions in the brine are precipitated; the solution enters a secondary
precipitation separation device, and precipitated
magnesium is intercepted and recycled;
drying the separated calcium and magnesium precipitates to obtain a product; and finally, introducing the reacted
effluent into an
ion exchange resin
chromatographic column to remove untreated calcium and magnesium ions, and applying the obtained
hardness-free
alkaline water to the
hydrogen production industry. By regulating the
current density and introducing CO2, calcium and magnesium in various kinds of
saline water are respectively precipitated and extracted, and the device is suitable for salt-containing organic
wastewater,
seawater,
seawater desalination concentrated solution, bitter brine and industrial circulating cooling water.