This utility model discloses a
treatment system for recovering industrial-grade
sodium chromate from
chromium-containing
electroplating wastewater. The
system is sequentially connected to a pretreatment
system, an
ion exchange
system, an
evaporation and concentration system, a purification system, and an
evaporation and
crystallization system. The pretreatment system removes
suspended solids. The
ion exchange system contains at least four
ion exchange columns and an eluent tank; the coordinated operation of multiple columns ensures sufficient adsorption and
elution of
chromium, increasing the concentration of
hexavalent chromium in the eluent, reducing the load on subsequent
evaporation equipment, and shortening
processing time. The evaporation and concentration system uses an MVR
evaporator and integrates an online density meter. The purification system is equipped with a purification reaction vessel with a detachable
pH meter probe, which can quantitatively remove
sulfate, reducing the difficulty of salt separation and
crystallization, increasing the number of
mother liquor circulations, and thus improving the
chromium recovery rate. The feed to the eluent tank allows for reasonable adjustment of the alkali dosage according to different concentrations of components, avoiding waste and reducing costs. The detachable
pH meter probe facilitates maintenance, ensures accurate monitoring, and improves the stability of
sulfate removal rate and the quality of
sodium chromate products.