CN205528097U - Processing system of nickeliferous waste water that anodic oxidation hole sealing produced - Google Patents
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Abstract
The utility model provides a processing system of nickeliferous waste water that anodic oxidation hole sealing produced that organic pollutant is got rid of to nickel ion, the effective degradation of while ability that the equipment investment is little, treatment cost low, can thoroughly detach in the waste water. It includes nickeliferous wastewater collection groove, a plurality of liquid lifting pumps, broken twine preliminary treatment pond, a plurality of dosing pumps, fenton reaction ware, thoughtlessly congeals reaction tank, flocculation reaction tank, sedimentation tank and ion exchange column. It passes through efficient processing technique in advance, form free state nickel with the broken twine of nickel of strong complexing attitude, and break destruction with difficult oxidative degradation's organic matter strand, form the little molecular compound of tractability, then through the further exhaustive oxidation organic matter of fenton reaction, release the nickel ion of complexing attitude, later mixing and reacting the link adoption with fixed attention with alkali, the coagulant is got rid of the nickel ion in the waste water again, the back is through the flocculation again, precipitation deposits most nickel ions get off, adsorb remaining nickel ion in this supernatant once more through the cationic resin interchanger.
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Technical Field
The utility model relates to a nickel-containing wastewater treatment method and equipment, in particular to a treatment method and a treatment system for nickel-containing wastewater of an aluminum surface anodic oxidation hole sealing.
Background
The aluminum alloy material has excellent physical, chemical, mechanical and processing properties, and is widely applied to the fields of aerospace, automobiles, electronics, household appliances and the like. However, aluminum alloy materials have low hardness and poor wear resistance, and are often worn away, so that the aluminum alloy is often subjected to corresponding surface treatment before use.
The surface treatment process of the aluminum alloy material generally comprises the following steps: degreasing, alkaline etching, neutralizing, anodizing, coloring, hole sealing and the like. Anodic oxidation can generate a layer of oxide film on the surface of the aluminum alloy, which can obviously improve the corrosion resistance of the aluminum alloy and improve the hardness and the wear resistance of the surface of the aluminum alloy. However, the oxide film on the surface of the anodized aluminum alloy is in a honeycomb-shaped micropore structure, and the micropores have extremely strong chemical activity and physical adsorption performance, are easy to adsorb corrosive media and pollutants in the atmosphere to influence the appearance, can cause corrosion of the oxide film in severe cases, and reduce the hardness and wear resistance of the aluminum alloy material. Therefore, it is necessary to close the micropores in the oxide film by an appropriate sealing technique so that the oxide film functions to effectively protect the surface of the aluminum alloy.
At present, low-temperature or medium-temperature oxide film sealing agent is mainly used in China, the sealing agent is nickel salt type sealing agent, and the sealing agent comprises the following main components per liter: 0.8-1.8g/L of nickel ions, 0.1-0.2g/L of non-nickel metal ions, 0.3-0.5g/L of surfactant, 0.2-0.6g/L of hydration promoter and 0.2-0.5g/L of complexing agent. The nickel content in the wastewater produced by the sealing process is 0.1-1.8g/L, and the content of other additives is 0.3-1.2 g/L.
Since the contact of nickel for a long time, the dermatitis of light people can be caused, and the carcinogenic danger of serious people can be caused, the control force of nickel pollution is increased in China, and since 2008, the special emission limit value of water pollutants is strictly executed in table 3 in the national standard of the people's republic of China, namely the emission standard of electroplating pollutants (GB21900-2008) in the areas with higher development density of the national soil and weakened environmental bearing capacity, such as bead triangle land and long triangle land, wherein the content of total nickel is not more than 0.1 mg/L. In order to meet the requirements of environmental protection standards, most enterprises separate the nickel-containing wastewater from other wastewater and treat the nickel-containing wastewater separately.
At present, the commonly used method for treating nickel-containing wastewater includes chemical precipitation (i.e. adjusting the pH value of nickel-containing wastewater by alkali, adding metal collecting agent, etc. for neutralization, coagulation, flocculation, precipitation), ion exchange method, adsorption method, electrodialysis method, evaporation concentration method, reverse osmosis method, etc. Wherein, the ion exchange method and the adsorption method can not effectively remove the macromolecule in the complex state; the electrodialysis method and the reverse osmosis have high requirements on the membrane, and the membrane is easy to damage; the evaporation concentration method has high requirements on equipment, needs a heat source and has high treatment energy consumption.
Chinese patent CN201310706434.9 discloses a chemical precipitation method adopted by an electroplating wastewater treatment system.
Chinese patent CN201010503812 adopts an anode coloring wastewater treatment method of adsorbing nickel ions by anion exchange resin.
The wastewater treated by the two methods can not continuously and stably reach the national first-level discharge standard, and the hidden danger of environmental pollution can be caused. The reason why the nickel ions exceed the standard is that the hole sealing solution contains complexing agents which can form stable complexes with the nickel ions, such as acetic acid, ammonia water, fluorine ions, ethylene diamine tetraacetic acid, organic phosphate and the like. Once the nickel ions are complexed with the complexing agents, the nickel ions are stable and cannot be removed by a flocculation precipitation or ion exchange method, so that the soluble complexed nickel is easy to cause the standard exceeding of the wastewater.
Chinese patent CN102443709 discloses a method for pretreating nickel electroplating wastewater by using an acidification complexing breaking technology, in which common complexing agents such as citric acid, ammonia water and oxalic acid lose or weaken the complexing ability with nickel ions under the condition of strong acid, so as to free the metal nickel in a complexed state, and the method can release nickel ions from a part of weak complexing agents, but has the following disadvantages: it cannot release nickel complexed by organic phosphate complexing agents such as sodium ethylene diamine tetra methylene phosphate. In addition, the subsequent process cycle of nickel ion adsorption on the resin after the addition of acid reduces the adsorption capacity and performance of the resin on nickel.
Chinese patent CN104528987 proposes a method for breaking the complex of nickel into free nickel by fenton oxidation technique. The method degrades the complex according to that hydroxyl free radicals generated by Fenton oxidation and ferrous ions have certain redox capacity, so that nickel in a complex form is broken to form free nickel. Although Fenton oxidation can effectively oxidize and degrade organic pollutants in a water body, the degradation release efficiency of Ni-EDTA complexation is low. Therefore, the method can only break the nickel complex with weak complexing ability, the breaking effect on the nickel complex with strong complexing ability is not obvious, the nickel removing effect can not be continuously and stably achieved, and the method is also easy to cause the over-standard nickel emission.
SUMMERY OF THE UTILITY MODEL
The to-be-solved technical problem of the utility model is to provide a nickel-containing wastewater's processing system that anodic oxidation hole sealing that equipment investment is little, processing cost is low, can thoroughly detach the nickel ion in the waste water, can effectively degrade simultaneously and get rid of organic pollutant.
In order to solve the technical problem, the utility model discloses a technical scheme be:
the utility model discloses a processing system of nickeliferous waste water that anodic oxidation hole sealing produced, including nickeliferous waste water collecting vat, a plurality of liquid elevator pump, broken pretreatment tank and a plurality of platform dosing pump, its characterized in that: also comprises a Fenton reactor, a coagulation reaction tank, a flocculation reaction tank, a sedimentation tank and an ion exchange column, wherein,
The complex breaking pretreatment pool is used for breaking and complexing the Ni-EDTA form strong complex state nickel in the collecting tank into free nickel and a small part of weak complex state small molecules;
the Fenton reactor is used for oxidizing and decomposing the primary nickel-containing wastewater flowing into the vein breaking pretreatment tank to generate secondary wastewater which is suspended matter and contains part of precipitates of micromolecular organic matters and nickel compounds;
the coagulation reaction tank is used for generating the secondary wastewater from the Fenton reactor into small-particle and colloidal tertiary wastewater containing one or a mixture of nickel hydroxide, nickel carbonate and nickel sulfide;
the flocculation reaction tank is used for forming the third-level wastewater into fourth-level wastewater containing large colloidal particles including one or a mixture of more of nickel hydroxide, nickel carbonate and nickel sulfide;
the sedimentation tank is used for separating the four-stage wastewater flowing into the sedimentation tank to generate a supernatant to be discharged and a sediment containing one or a mixture of several of the nickel hydroxide, the nickel carbonate and the nickel sulfide;
carrying out mud-water separation treatment on the precipitate in the sedimentation tank, and pumping the separated high nickel-containing wastewater into a collection tank for recycling;
and the ion exchange column is used for further adsorbing the free nickel remained in the supernatant.
The device used in the vein-breaking pretreatment tank is any one or combination of a multi-element micro-electrolysis device, a three-dimensional electrolysis device or a photocatalytic degradation device.
The coagulant used in the coagulation reaction tank is polyacrylamide.
The ion exchange column uses cation resin, including but not limited to strong acid type or weak acid type.
Compared with the prior art, the treatment system breaks the nickel in the strong complexing state into free nickel through a vein breaking pretreatment technology, meanwhile, the molecular chain of the organic matter which is difficult to be oxidized and degraded is broken to form the small molecular compound which is easy to be processed, then further completely oxidizing organic matters through Fenton reaction, releasing nickel ions in a complex state, then adopting liquid alkali and a small amount of coagulant in a coagulation reaction link to enable the nickel ions in an inorganic state to generate large colloidal particle-shaped nickel hydroxide/nickel carbonate/nickel sulfide, removing the nickel ions in the wastewater again, then precipitating most of the nickel ions through flocculation and precipitation reaction links, removing precipitates, pumping the supernatant from the filtering system to a cation resin exchanger to adsorb the residual free nickel ions in the supernatant again. The utility model discloses a method on the one hand can make the emission that the nickel waste water is contained in the anodic oxidation hole sealing continuously and steadily reach national one-level emission standard, stops nickel pollution risk, and on the other hand can make the organic pollutant in the nickeliferous waste water carry out effectual oxidation, decomposition and removal effect. The utility model discloses can thoroughly solve the difficult problem that nickeliferous waste water of anodic oxidation hole sealing can't last stable up to standard.
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As shown in fig. 1, the flow of the present invention is as follows:
and step S1, collecting nickel-containing wastewater by using a nickel-containing wastewater collecting tank and pumping the nickel-containing wastewater into a vein breaking pretreatment tank.
Step S2, adding acid into the vein breaking pretreatment tank until the pH value in the vein breaking pretreatment tank is between 2.0 and 5.0, and the reaction time is between 60min and 90 min; after the complex breaking pretreatment, the structure of the complex which is difficult to degrade in the wastewater is changed, and the treated primary wastewater flows into a Fenton reactor.
And step S3, sequentially adding ferrous sulfate and hydrogen peroxide into the Fenton reactor, controlling the pH value of inlet water to be 2.0-6.0 during the Fenton reaction, generating a large amount of hydroxyl free radicals in the process, oxidizing and decomposing organic matters in the primary wastewater through mechanical stirring, wherein the reaction time is 15-90 min (preferably 60-90 min), and then discharging the secondary wastewater containing the suspended matters into a coagulation reaction tank.
The ferrous sulfate accounts for 0.01-0.6% of the weight of the nickel-containing wastewater; the hydrogen peroxide accounts for 0.05-2.0% of the weight of the nickel-containing wastewater.
Step S4, adding caustic alkali/soda ash/soluble sulfide into the coagulation reaction tank, and adjusting the pH value of the secondary wastewater to 9.0-13.0; then adding a little coagulant for reaction to form a large amount of small particles and colloid containing newly generated nickel hydroxide, nickel carbonate, nickel sulfide or a mixture thereof, wherein the reaction time is 25-40 min, and then discharging the treated tertiary wastewater with a large amount of small particles and colloid into a flocculation reaction tank. The coagulant is preferably polyacrylamide.
Step S5, adding a flocculating agent into the flocculation reaction tank to react to form large colloidal particles containing the nickel hydroxide/nickel carbonate/nickel sulfide, reacting for 30-40 min, and then discharging the four-stage wastewater with the large colloidal particles after the treatment into a sedimentation tank.
Step S6, after the four-stage wastewater is precipitated in a precipitation tank for 150min to 230min, directly pumping the supernatant into a filtering system, filtering a small amount of suspended matters in the supernatant by using the filtering system, and then sending the residual final wastewater in the supernatant into an ion exchange column to further remove the residual nickel ions in the wastewater; and carrying out mud-water separation treatment on the precipitate containing the nickel hydroxide, the nickel carbonate and the nickel sulfide in the sedimentation tank, and pumping the separated high-nickel-content wastewater into a collection tank for recycling.
Step S7, ion exchange is carried out on the supernatant in an ion exchange column by using cation resin (preferably high-efficiency chelating resin) for exchanging free nickel ions existing in the water body, and the standard-reaching wastewater discharged by the ion exchange column is normally discharged; wherein the content of nickel ions is lower than 0.1mg/L, and the COD is lower than 80 mg/L.
As shown in fig. 2, the method of the present invention is performed by using the following processing devices:
the anodic oxidation hole-sealing nickel-containing wastewater treatment equipment 200 comprises a hole-sealing nickel-containing wastewater collection tank 210, a first lifting pump 211, a decomplexation pretreatment tank 220, a first pH detector 221, a first dosing pump 222, a Fenton reactor 230, a mechanical stirrer 231, a second dosing pump 232, a third dosing pump 233, a coagulation reaction tank 240, a second pH detector 241, a fourth dosing pump 242, a fifth dosing pump 243, a flocculation reaction tank 250, a sixth dosing pump 251, a sedimentation tank 260, a second lifting pump 261, a pneumatic diaphragm pump 262, a filter press 263, an ion exchange column 270, a filter 271, a backwashing pump 272 and a control system 280.
Specifically, the sealed nickel-containing wastewater collection tank 210 is used to collect sealed nickel-containing wastewater, such as cleaning water and sealing waste water in an anodic oxidation sealing plant, which may flow into the sealed nickel-containing wastewater collection tank 210 through a dedicated pipeline. Be equipped with the liquid level detector in hole sealing nickeliferous waste water collecting vat 210 and be used for detecting the liquid level in hole sealing nickeliferous waste water collecting vat 210, when the liquid level that flows into nickeliferous waste water surpassed the value that the liquid level detector presetted, the liquid level detector sent the signal to control system 280, and control system 280 received the signal after, sends the instruction to first elevator pump 211 and makes first elevator pump 211 operate. The first lift pump 211 pumps the nickel-containing wastewater into the breaking pretreatment tank.
The hole sealing nickel-containing wastewater tank 210 is connected with the breaking pretreatment tank 220 through a first lift pump 211, and the first lift pump 211 is used for conveying wastewater in the hole sealing nickel-containing wastewater tank 210 to the breaking pretreatment tank. The speed of the transportation can be controlled by adjusting the first lift pump 211, thereby controlling the time of the reaction of the nickel-containing wastewater in the breaking pretreatment tank 220. Wherein the device used in the vein-breaking pretreatment tank is any one or combination of a multi-element micro-electrolysis device, a three-dimensional electrolysis device or a photocatalytic degradation device.
The first pH detector 221 and the first dosing pump 222 are connected to the vein-breaking pretreatment tank 220. Wherein the first pH detector 221 is used for detecting the pH value of the waste liquid in the decomplexation pretreatment tank 220. The first dosing pump 222 is used to add a liquid acid, such as a sulfuric acid solution, to the break-line pretreatment tank 220 until the first pH detector 221 detects a pH of between 2 and 5 in the break-line pretreatment tank 220. The reaction time of the nickel-containing wastewater in the complex breaking pretreatment tank 220 is 60-90 minutes, and the reaction time can be regulated and controlled through the flow rate and the volume of the complex breaking pretreatment tank. The nickel-containing wastewater then enters the fenton reactor 230.
A mechanical stirrer 231, a second dosing pump 232 and a third dosing pump 233 are connected to the fenton reactor 230. The mechanical stirrer 231 is used for uniformly stirring the nickel-containing wastewater in the fenton reactor 230, and the second dosing pump 232 and the third dosing pump 233 are used for respectively adding quantitative ferrous sulfate and hydrogen peroxide into the fenton reactor 230, so as to perform fenton oxidative degradation. The nickel-containing wastewater passed through the fenton reactor 230 flows into the coagulation reaction tank 240.
The second pH detector 241, the fourth dosing pump 242, and the fifth dosing pump 243 are connected to the coagulation reaction tank 240. Wherein the second pH detector 241 is used for detecting the pH value of the waste liquid in the coagulation reaction tank 240. The fourth dosing pump 242 is used to add a solution, such as a sodium hydroxide solution, to the coagulation reaction tank 240 until the second pH detector 241 detects that the pH value in the coagulation reaction tank 24 is between 10 and 11. The fifth coagulant pump 243 is used to add a coagulant such as Polyacrylamide (PAM) to the coagulation reaction tank 240. The nickel-containing wastewater passing through the coagulation reaction tank 240 flows into the flocculation reaction tank 250.
The sixth dosing pump 251 is connected to the flocculation reaction tank 250. The sixth dosing pump 251 is used to add a flocculant to the flocculation reaction tank 250. The nickel-containing wastewater flows into the sedimentation tank 260 through the flocculation reaction tank 250.
A second lift pump 261 and a pneumatic diaphragm pump 262 are connected to the settling tank 260. Wherein the second lift pump 261 is used for conveying the supernatant liquid in the sedimentation tank 260 to the filter 271 for filtering. The pneumatic diaphragm pump 262 is used to convey the sediment in the sedimentation tank 260 to the filter press 263 for mud-water separation. The waste liquid separated by the filter press 263 flows into the sealed nickel-containing waste water tank 210 again.
The filter 271 is used to filter out a small amount of suspended matters in the supernatant wastewater from the sedimentation tank 260 to ensure that the wastewater discharge reaches the standard. The wastewater passing through the filter 271 flows into the ion exchange column 270.
The ion exchange column 270 is filled with high-efficiency chelating resin for adsorbing and removing nickel ions which are not completely precipitated, thereby further ensuring that the wastewater reaches the standard. A backwash pump 272 is connected to the ion exchange column 270. Wherein the backwash pump 272 is used for regenerating the ion exchange column 270, and high concentration nickel-containing water can be obtained, so that resource utilization can be performed. In addition, the high-concentration nickel-containing water obtained by regeneration can also flow into the hole-sealed nickel-containing wastewater tank 210.
The method of the utility model preferably adopts the following treatment system to treat the nickel-containing wastewater.
The system comprises: nickeliferous waste water collecting vat of hole sealing, first elevator pump, broken pretreatment of collateral channels pond, first pH detector, first dosing pump, second dosing pump, third dosing pump, fenton's reactor, mechanical agitator, the reaction tank that thoughtlessly congeals, second pH detector, fourth dosing pump, fifth medicine pump, flocculation reaction tank, sixth dosing pump, sedimentation tank, second elevator pump, filter, pneumatic diaphragm pump, pressure filter, ion exchange post, backwash pump: wherein,
the hole-sealing nickel-containing wastewater collecting tank is used for collecting hole-sealing nickel-containing wastewater;
the first lifting pump is arranged between the hole sealing nickel-containing wastewater collecting tank and the vein breaking pretreatment tank and is used for pumping the nickel-containing wastewater in the hole sealing nickel-containing wastewater into the vein breaking pretreatment tank;
The first pH detector and the first dosing pump are connected with the vein breaking pretreatment tank; the first pH detector is used for monitoring wastewater information in the vein breaking pretreatment tank; the first dosing pump is used for automatically adding acid into the vein breaking pretreatment tank until the first pH detector shows that the pH value is between 2 and 5;
the second dosing pump, the third dosing pump and the mechanical stirrer are connected with the Fenton reactor; the mechanical stirrer is used for uniformly stirring the waste liquid in the Fenton reactor; the second dosing pump is used for adding ferrous sulfate into the Fenton reactor; the third dosing pump is used for adding hydrogen peroxide into the Fenton reactor;
the second pH detector, the fourth dosing pump and the fifth dosing pump are connected with the coagulation reaction tank; the second pH detector is used for monitoring the wastewater information in the coagulation reaction tank; the fourth dosing pump is used for automatically adding caustic alkali/soda ash/soluble sulfide into the coagulation reaction tank until the second pH detector shows that the pH value is between 10 and 11; the fifth pesticide pump is used for adding a coagulant into the coagulation reaction tank;
the sixth dosing pump is used for adding a flocculating agent into the flocculation reaction tank;
The pneumatic diaphragm pump is used for conveying the sediment in the sedimentation tank to the filter press;
the filter press is used for carrying out mud-liquid separation on the precipitate;
the second lifting pump is arranged between the sedimentation tank and the filter and is used for pumping the supernatant in the sedimentation tank into the filter;
the filter is connected with the ion exchange column; the backwashing pump is connected with the ion exchange column; the backwash pump is used for regenerating the ion exchange column.
The utility model discloses a relevant parameter is shown in the following table in five embodiments:
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1. The utility model provides a processing system of nickeliferous waste water that anodic oxidation hole sealing produced, includes nickeliferous waste water collecting vat, a plurality of liquid elevator pumps, broken pretreatment tank and a plurality of platform dosing pumps, its characterized in that: also comprises a Fenton reactor, a coagulation reaction tank, a flocculation reaction tank, a sedimentation tank and an ion exchange column, wherein,
the complex breaking pretreatment pool is used for breaking and complexing the Ni-EDTA form strong complex state nickel in the collecting tank into free nickel and a small part of weak complex state small molecules;
the Fenton reactor is used for oxidizing and decomposing the primary nickel-containing wastewater flowing into the vein breaking pretreatment tank to generate secondary wastewater which is suspended matter and contains part of precipitates of micromolecular organic matters and nickel compounds;
the coagulation reaction tank is used for generating the secondary wastewater from the Fenton reactor into small-particle and colloidal tertiary wastewater containing one or a mixture of nickel hydroxide, nickel carbonate and nickel sulfide;
the flocculation reaction tank is used for forming the third-level wastewater into fourth-level wastewater containing large colloidal particles including one or a mixture of more of nickel hydroxide, nickel carbonate and nickel sulfide;
the sedimentation tank is used for separating the four-stage wastewater flowing into the sedimentation tank to generate a supernatant to be discharged and a sediment containing one or a mixture of several of the nickel hydroxide, the nickel carbonate and the nickel sulfide;
Carrying out mud-water separation treatment on the precipitate in the sedimentation tank, and pumping the separated high nickel-containing wastewater into a collection tank for recycling;
and the ion exchange column is used for further adsorbing the free nickel remained in the supernatant.
2. The system for treating nickel-containing wastewater generated by anodic oxidation hole sealing according to claim 1, characterized in that: the device used in the vein-breaking pretreatment tank is any one or combination of a multi-element micro-electrolysis device, a three-dimensional electrolysis device or a photocatalytic degradation device.
3. The system for treating nickel-containing wastewater generated by anodic oxidation hole sealing according to claim 1, is characterized in that: the coagulant used in the coagulation reaction tank is polyacrylamide.
4. The system for treating nickel-containing wastewater generated by anodic oxidation hole sealing according to claim 1, characterized in that: the ion exchange column uses cation resin, including but not limited to strong acid type or weak acid type.
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