The application discloses a device for treating high-salt organic
wastewater by using a bipolar membrane
electrodialysis, which comprises a
membrane stack, a direct-current power supply and a circulating pipeline
system. The
membrane stack is provided with one
anode plate and one
cathode plate on two sides respectively, and is assembled by a bipolar membrane, a cation exchange membrane and an anion exchange membrane. The inside of the
membrane stack is composed of an
anode reaction compartment, an acid liquid compartment, a feed liquid
desalination compartment, an alkali liquid compartment and a
cathode reaction compartment. The bipolar membrane, the acid liquid compartment, the anion exchange membrane, the feed liquid
desalination compartment, the cation exchange membrane and the alkali liquid compartment can form one or more repeating units in sequence. The feed liquid circulating pipeline is communicated with the
anode reaction compartment, the feed liquid
desalination compartment and the
cathode reaction compartment respectively, the acid liquid circulating pipeline is communicated with the acid liquid compartment, and the alkali liquid circulating pipeline is communicated with the alkali liquid compartment. The device has a simplified structure and a low operation cost, can realize desalination, organic
pollutant degradation and acid-alkali
recovery simultaneously, and is especially suitable for treating medium and low COD high-salt organic
wastewater.