WO2013002244A1 - 膜ろ過方法および膜ろ過装置 - Google Patents
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- the present invention is a membrane in which pretreated water obtained by filtering raw water with a pretreatment membrane module equipped with a filtration membrane is further treated with a reverse osmosis membrane module equipped with a reverse osmosis membrane to obtain permeated water and concentrated water.
- the present invention relates to a filtration method and a membrane filtration device.
- the present invention is a filtration membrane for filtering raw water to obtain pretreated water and concentrated water, for example, a microfiltration membrane, an ultrafiltration membrane, or a pretreatment membrane module comprising both of these membranes.
- a water treatment system comprising a reverse osmosis membrane module having a reverse osmosis membrane to obtain permeate and concentrated water by filtering the pretreatment water obtained by the pretreatment membrane module, and reverse osmosis with these pretreatment membrane modules
- the membrane module is combined with a pipe line with a specific relationship, and the pretreatment water flowing through the pipe line is used to backwash the filtration membrane of the pretreatment membrane module that requires backwashing of the filtration membrane.
- the present invention relates to a membrane filtration method and a membrane filtration apparatus.
- Membrane filtration methods using microfiltration membranes and ultrafiltration membranes have features such as energy saving, space saving, labor saving, and improved filtration water quality, so their use in various fields is expanding.
- Membrane filtration methods using microfiltration membranes and ultrafiltration membranes are applied to, for example, water purification processes that produce industrial water and tap water from river water, groundwater, and sewage treated water, or sewage reuse reverse osmosis membranes. It is applied to the pretreatment of raw water used in the treatment process and seawater desalination reverse osmosis membrane treatment process.
- pretreatment membrane permeation by a microfiltration membrane or an ultrafiltration membrane (hereinafter sometimes simply referred to as a pretreatment membrane).
- Water hereinafter sometimes simply referred to as pretreated water
- a reverse osmosis membrane raw water tank Water (hereinafter sometimes simply referred to as pretreated water) is temporarily stored in a reverse osmosis membrane raw water tank, and the pretreated water once stored in this tank is reverse osmosis membrane using a pressure pump. Had to supply.
- microorganisms are likely to be generated in the pretreatment water stored in the reverse osmosis membrane raw water tank, and when the pretreatment water containing the generated microorganisms is supplied to the reverse osmosis membrane, the reverse osmosis membrane It had the problem of being contaminated by microorganisms.
- Patent Document 1 or 2 proposes to supply pretreated water obtained by the pretreated membrane directly to the reverse osmosis membrane.
- the feature is that it is not necessary to provide a reverse osmosis membrane raw water tank for temporarily storing pretreated water, which has been necessary in the past, and therefore, contamination of the reverse osmosis membrane by microorganisms is avoided.
- Patent Document 1 or 2 proposes using concentrated water from a reverse osmosis membrane as backwash water for a pretreatment membrane.
- scale substances such as calcium carbonate and calcium sulfate contained in the concentrated water of the reverse osmosis membrane are deposited, resulting in an increase in the operating pressure of the pretreatment membrane.
- FIG. 4 of Patent Document 1 or FIG. 2 of Patent Document 2 a part of pretreated water once stored in a reverse osmosis membrane raw water tank is used as backwash water.
- the pretreated water stored in the reverse osmosis membrane raw water tank is also supplied to the reverse osmosis membrane. Therefore, the problem of contamination of the reverse osmosis membrane by the microorganisms described above remains.
- the object of the present invention is to further treat pretreated water obtained by filtering raw water with a filtration membrane, for example, a microfiltration membrane, an ultrafiltration membrane, or a pretreatment membrane module equipped with both of these membranes.
- a membrane filtration method and membrane filtration apparatus for treating with a reverse osmosis membrane module having a reverse osmosis membrane to obtain permeated water and concentrated water the problems of the above-mentioned conventional technology are solved, and the operation of the pretreatment membrane module
- An object of the present invention is to provide a membrane filtration method and a membrane filtration device that can prevent an increase in pressure.
- the membrane filtration method of the present invention for achieving the object of the present invention is as follows.
- One or two or more pretreatment membrane modules provided with a filtration membrane for filtering raw water, and one or two or more reverse osmosis membrane modules provided with a reverse osmosis membrane for filtering pretreatment water obtained by the pretreatment membrane module The raw water is supplied to the pretreatment membrane module, the raw water is separated into pretreatment water and concentrated water by the filtration membrane, and the obtained pretreatment water is supplied to the reverse osmosis membrane module,
- a communication pipe that directly connects the outlet of the pretreated water in the pretreatment membrane module and the inlet of the pretreated water in the reverse osmosis membrane module is provided, and the front flowing through the communication pipe
- a branch pipe for leading a part of the treated water from the communication pipe is provided; and
- a downstream end of the branch pipe is connected to the pretreatment membrane module via a pretreatment water storage tank for storing the pretreatment water provided in
- a part of the pretreated water stored in the pretreated water storage tank may be returned to the raw water so as to be used as a part of the raw water.
- the membrane filtration apparatus for achieving the object of the present invention is as follows.
- Reverse osmosis for filtering raw water storage tank, one or more pretreatment membrane modules provided with a filtration membrane for filtering raw water supplied from the raw water storage tank, and pretreatment water obtained by the pretreatment membrane module 1 or 2 or more reverse osmosis membrane modules provided with a membrane, the raw water is supplied to the pretreatment membrane module, and the raw water is separated into pretreatment water and concentrated water by the filtration membrane,
- a communication pipe that directly connects the outlet of the pretreated water in the pretreatment membrane module and the inlet of the pretreated water in the reverse osmosis membrane module is provided, and the front flowing through the communication pipe
- a branch pipe for leading a part of the treated water from the communication pipe is provided; and
- the pretreatment water of the pretreatment membrane module passes through a pretreatment water storage tank in which the
- the downstream end of the branch pipe is directly connected to the communication pipe connected to the pretreatment water outlet of the pretreatment membrane module, and the pretreatment water flowing through the branch pipe ,
- the membrane filtration apparatus characterized in that the filtration membrane of the pretreatment membrane module requiring backwashing of the filtration membrane is backwashed.
- a part of the pretreated water stored in the pretreated water storage tank may be returned to the raw water storage tank.
- a communication conduit is provided that directly connects the pretreatment water outlet in the pretreatment membrane module and the pretreatment water introduction in the reverse osmosis membrane module.
- a branch pipe for deriving a part of the pretreated water flowing therethrough from the communication pipe, and the pretreatment led out from the communication pipe by the branch pipe.
- the pretreatment water supplied to the reverse osmosis membrane module is directly supplied from the pretreatment membrane module to the reverse osmosis membrane module through the communication conduit, and is not temporarily stored in the storage tank as in the conventional case.
- the backwashing of the filtration membrane of the pretreatment membrane module is performed by the pretreatment water derived from the communication pipe through the branch pipe, the pretreatment using the permeated water or concentrated water of the conventional reverse osmosis membrane module is performed.
- a membrane filtration method and a membrane filtration device in which the above-mentioned problems in backwashing of a membrane membrane filtration membrane are solved.
- FIG. 1 is a side schematic flow diagram illustrating a state in which constituent elements in one embodiment of the membrane filtration device of the present invention are coupled by a pipe line.
- FIG. 2 is a front schematic flow diagram showing a state in which the constituent elements in another aspect of the membrane filtration device of the present invention are coupled by a pipe line.
- FIG. 3 is a side schematic flow diagram showing a state in which the constituent elements in the conventional membrane filtration apparatus are coupled by a pipe line.
- the basic technical idea of the present invention is provided with a communication conduit through which pretreatment water flows, which directly connects the pretreatment water outlet of the pretreatment membrane module and the pretreatment water introduction port of the reverse osmosis membrane module,
- a pre-treatment that is provided with a branch pipe that leads out from the communication pipe a part of the pre-treatment water that flows through the communication pipe toward the inlet of the pre-treatment water of the reverse osmosis membrane module, and that flows through the branch pipe
- the purpose is to backwash the filtration membrane of the pretreatment membrane module, which requires backwashing of the filtration membrane using water.
- FIG. 1 is a side schematic flow diagram showing a state in which constituent elements in one embodiment of the membrane filtration device of the present invention are connected by a pipe line.
- the water treatment system WT1 includes a raw water storage tank 1, a pretreatment membrane module 4, and a reverse osmosis membrane module 7.
- raw water 1a In the raw water storage tank 1, raw water 1a is stored.
- the raw water storage tank 1 has a raw water outlet 1c at one end thereof (the lower left end in FIG. 1). Although not shown, the raw water storage tank 1 is connected to a raw water supply pipe for continuously or intermittently supplying raw water to the raw water storage tank 1 from the outside.
- the pretreatment membrane module 4 has a filtration membrane 4a (for example, a microfiltration membrane, an ultrafiltration membrane, or a filtration membrane of both of them) that filters raw water and separates it into pretreatment water and concentrated water.
- a filtration membrane 4a for example, a microfiltration membrane, an ultrafiltration membrane, or a filtration membrane of both of them
- the pretreatment membrane module 4 has a raw water inlet 4b at one end (the lower end in FIG. 1), a pretreatment water outlet 4c at the other end (the upper end in FIG. 1), and another other end.
- a concentrated water outlet 4d is provided at the upper left end of the circumferential surface in FIG.
- the reverse osmosis membrane module 7 has a reverse osmosis membrane 7a for filtering the pretreated water and separating it into permeated water and concentrated water.
- the reverse osmosis membrane module 7 has a pretreated water introduction port 7b at one end (left end in FIG. 1), a permeate outlet port 7c at the other end (right end in FIG. 1), and other components.
- the concentrated water outlet 7d is provided at one end (in FIG. 1, the lower right end of the circumferential surface).
- the raw water outlet 1c of the raw water storage tank 1 and the raw water inlet 4b of the pretreatment membrane module 4 are connected by a raw water supply pipe PL1, and the raw water supply pipe PL1 is provided with a raw water supply pump 2 and downstream thereof.
- the raw water supply valve 3 is provided on the side (raw water inlet 4b side).
- the raw water supply pipe PL1 has a pipe branch point BP1 at a position between the raw water supply valve 3 and the raw water inlet 4b, and a drain pipe PL2 branched from the pipe branch point BP1 is coupled to the raw water supply pipe PL1.
- a drain valve 17 is provided in the drain line PL2.
- the pretreatment water outlet 4c of the pretreatment membrane module 4 and the pretreatment water introduction port 7b of the reverse osmosis membrane module 7 are coupled by a communication line PL3 through which the pretreatment water flows. From the outlet 4c to the pretreatment water introduction port 7b, a filtration valve 5, a pressurizing pump 18, and a water intake flow rate adjustment valve 11 are sequentially provided.
- the communication line PL3 has a pipe branch point BP2 at a position between the filtration valve 5 and the pressurizing pump 18, and a pipe branch at a position between the pretreatment water outlet 4c and the filtration valve 5. It has a point BP3.
- the pipeline branch point BP2 and the pipeline branch point BP3 are coupled by the branch pipeline PL4 so that the pretreated water can flow from the pipeline branch point BP2 to the pipeline branch point BP3, but the branch pipeline PL4. Is provided with a pretreated water storage tank 14 in the middle thereof.
- the downstream end of the branch pipe PL4a in the first half of the branch pipe PL4 between the pipe branch point BP2 and the pretreatment water storage tank 14 is at one end (upper in FIG. 1) of the pretreatment water storage tank 14.
- the pretreatment water storage tank 14 is connected so that the pretreatment water can be supplied.
- the pretreatment water 14a stored in the pretreatment water storage tank 14 is supplied to the pretreatment water storage tank 14 from the communication pipe PL3 through the branch pipe PL4a.
- the branch pipe PL4a is provided with a bypass flow meter 12 and a bypass flow rate adjustment valve 13 from the pipe branch point BP2 toward the pretreatment water storage tank 14.
- a flow rate control line 12a is provided between the bypass flow meter 12 and the bypass flow rate adjustment valve 13, and based on the data detected by the flow meter, the pretreatment supplied to the pretreated water storage tank 14 by the bypass flow rate adjustment valve 13 The water flow rate can be adjusted.
- a pretreated water outlet 14c is provided at one end of the pretreated water storage tank 14 (the lower left end in FIG. 1).
- the pretreated water outlet 14c and the pipe branch point BP3 are the latter half of the branch pipe PL4.
- a branch pipe PL4b is provided with a backwash pump 15 and a backwash valve 16 from the pretreated water outlet 14c toward the pipe branch point BP3.
- a concentrated water discharge line PL5 is coupled to the concentrated water outlet 4d of the pretreatment membrane module 4, and an air vent valve 6 is provided in the concentrated water discharge line PL5.
- the concentrated water discharge pipe PL5 is also used for discharging the backwash water, and may be referred to as a backwash water discharge pipe.
- the permeated water outlet 7c of the reverse osmosis membrane module 7 is coupled with a permeated water outlet pipe PL6, and a permeated water flow meter 8 is provided in the permeated water outlet pipe PL6.
- a flow rate control line 8a is provided between the permeate flow meter 8 and the intake flow rate adjustment valve 11 provided in the communication line PL3. Based on the data detected by the flow meter, reverse osmosis by the intake flow rate adjustment valve 11 is provided. The flow rate of the pretreatment water supplied to the membrane module 7 can be adjusted.
- a concentrated water discharge line PL7 is coupled to the concentrated water outlet 7d of the reverse osmosis membrane module 7, and the concentrated water flow meter 9 and the concentrated water are connected to the concentrated water discharge line PL7 in the direction in which the concentrated water is discharged.
- a flow rate adjustment valve 10 is provided.
- a flow rate control line 9 a is provided between the concentrated water flow meter 9 and the concentrated water flow rate adjustment valve 10, and is discharged from the reverse osmosis membrane module 7 by the concentrated water flow rate adjustment valve 10 based on data detected by the flow meter. The flow rate of concentrated water can be adjusted.
- the raw water supply valve 3 in the raw water supply pipeline PL1 is opened when supplying raw water from the raw water storage tank 1 to the pretreatment membrane module 4.
- the filtration valve 5 in the communication line PL3 through which the pretreatment water flows is opened.
- the discharge valve (air vent valve) 6 in the concentrated water discharge pipe PL5 is opened when the filtration membrane 4a is subjected to back pressure cleaning or air cleaning.
- the backwash valve 16 in the branch line PL4b is opened when the filtration membrane 4a is backwashed.
- the drainage valve 17 in the drainage pipe PL2 is opened when the water on the raw water side of the pretreatment membrane module 4 is discharged.
- the pretreatment water side (pretreatment water outlet 4c) of the pretreatment membrane module 4 and the water intake side (pretreatment water introduction port 7b) of the reverse osmosis membrane module 7 are directly coupled by the communication line PL3.
- a branch pipe PL4 (PL4a) is provided at a pipe branch point BP2 in the communication pipe PL3, and a bypass water flow meter 12 and a bypass water flow rate adjustment valve 13 are provided at the branch pipe PL4a.
- the pretreatment that flows through the branch line PL4a by adjusting the opening degree of the bypass water flow rate adjustment valve 13 via the flow rate control line 12a according to the flow rate value of the pretreatment water detected by the bypass water flow meter 12.
- the flow rate of water can be controlled to a constant flow rate.
- the outlet (downstream end) of the branch pipe line PL4a in the first half of the branch pipe line PL4 is connected to the pretreatment membrane backwash water storage tank (pretreatment water storage tank) 14, and the pretreatment flowing through the branch pipe line PL4a Water is stored in the pretreatment membrane backwash water storage tank 14.
- a backwash pump 15 is provided in the branch line PL4b in the latter half of the branch line PL4 connected to the pretreatment water outlet 14c of the pretreatment membrane backwash water storage tank 14.
- the discharge side of the backwash pump 15 is connected to the pretreatment water side (pretreatment water outlet 4c) of the pretreatment membrane module 4 via the branch line PL4b, the pipe branch point BP3, and the communication line PL3. ing.
- the pretreatment water stored in the pretreatment membrane backwash water storage tank 14 is supplied to the pretreatment water side (pretreatment water outlet 4c) of the pretreatment membrane module 4, and the pretreatment membrane module 4
- the filter membrane 4a is backwashed.
- FIG. 1 is a side view and is not shown in the figure, the water treatment system WT1 in FIG. 1 has a plurality of independent pretreatment membrane modules each positioned in parallel.
- the pretreatment membrane module 4 located in the forefront among the plurality of pretreatment membrane modules is shown.
- the reverse osmosis membrane module 7 is shown in FIG. 1, all the downstream ends of the respective communication pipes extending from each of the plurality of pretreatment membrane modules are coupled to the reverse osmosis membrane module 7.
- Some of the pretreatment membrane modules among the plurality of pretreatment membrane modules continue to filter raw water, i.e. other pretreatment membrane modules that need to be backwashed during the filtration process, for example
- the filtration process of the pretreatment membrane module 4 is stopped, and the pretreatment water stored in the pretreatment membrane backwash water storage tank 14 is poured into the pretreatment water side of the pretreatment membrane module 4 and needs to be backwashed.
- the filtration membrane 4a of the pretreatment membrane module 4 can be backwashed.
- the pretreatment backwash water storage tank 14 and the raw water storage tank 1 are connected by a reflux line PL8, and a part of the pretreatment water stored in the pretreatment backwash water storage tank 14 is transferred to the raw water storage tank 1. You may make it reflux.
- the reflux line PL8 By providing the reflux line PL8, it is possible to effectively use unused pretreated water as raw water, and the water recovery rate of the water treatment system WT1 can be increased.
- the raw water 1a stored in the raw water storage tank 1 is supplied by the raw water supply pump 2 to the raw water side of the pretreatment membrane module 4 through the raw water inlet 4b after the raw water supply valve 3 of the raw water supply pipe PL1 is opened.
- the air accumulated on the raw water side of the pretreatment membrane module 4 is discharged from the open air vent valve 6. After the discharge of air is completed, the air vent valve 6 is closed and the filtration valve 5 of the communication line PL3 is opened.
- Pretreatment water of the pretreatment membrane module 4 flows from the pretreatment water outlet 4c through the communication line PL3, and is supplied to the water intake side of the reverse osmosis membrane module 7 through the pretreatment water introduction port 7b.
- a portion of the pretreated water supplied to the reverse osmosis membrane module 7 permeates the reverse osmosis membrane 7a of the reverse osmosis membrane module 7 to become reverse osmosis membrane permeated water, and the rest is reverse osmosis in which dissolved salt or the like is concentrated. It becomes membrane concentrated water.
- the flow rate of the concentrated water flowing from the concentrated water outlet 7d through the concentrated water discharge pipe PL7 is adjusted by the flow rate control line 9a according to the flow rate value detected by the concentrated water flow meter 9. Is controlled.
- the flow rate of the permeated water flowing from the permeated water outlet 7c through the permeated water outlet line PL6 is adjusted by the flow rate control line 8a according to the flow rate value detected by the permeated water flow meter 8. That is, the flow rate of the pretreatment water flowing into the reverse osmosis membrane module 7 from the communication line PL3 through the pretreatment water introduction port 7b (the intake water flow rate of the reverse osmosis membrane module 7) is adjusted. Is done.
- FIG. 1 is a side view, it is not shown, but the water treatment system WT1 has a plurality of pretreatment membrane modules provided individually and in parallel. In FIG. 1, only the foremost pretreatment membrane module 4 is shown.
- the pretreatment membrane module 4 shown in the figure is a pretreatment membrane module that requires back pressure cleaning in a state where one pretreatment membrane module (not shown) continues to filter raw water. And In this state, the raw water supply valve 3 and the filtration valve 5 are closed with respect to the pretreatment membrane module 4 that requires back pressure cleaning, and the raw water filtration process by the pretreatment membrane module 4 is stopped.
- the air vent valve 6 of the concentrated water discharge line PL5 and the backwash valve 16 of the branch line PL4b are opened, the backwash pump 15 of the branch line PL4b is operated, and the pretreatment membrane backwash water storage tank 14 is opened.
- the stored pretreatment water passes from the branch line PL4b through the pipe branch point BP3 and the communication line PL3, and is supplied from the pretreatment water outlet 4c to the pretreatment water side of the pretreatment membrane module 4.
- the backwash water (pretreatment water) that has passed through the pretreatment membrane (filtration membrane) 4a in the direction opposite to that when the raw water is filtered passes through the open air vent valve 6 and is supplied to the concentrated water discharge line PL5 as washing wastewater. Discharged. This process is called a back pressure washing process. After the back pressure washing process is operated for a predetermined time, the back washing pump 15 is stopped and the back washing valve 16 is closed.
- pressurized air is supplied to the lower portion of the pretreatment membrane module 4 to swing the pretreatment membrane (filtration membrane) 4a.
- an air cleaning step in which the pretreatment membrane (filtration membrane) 4a is washed may be performed.
- the drain valve 17 is opened, and the backwash water remaining on the raw water side of the pretreatment membrane module 4 is discharged from the pretreatment membrane module 4. This completes all the backwashing steps of the pretreatment membrane module 4 that required backpressure washing.
- the raw water supply valve 3 is opened, and the raw water is supplied to the pretreatment membrane module 4 that has been backwashed.
- the air accumulated on the raw water side of the pretreatment membrane module 4 is discharged from the open air vent valve 6.
- the washing waste water may be discharged from the drain valve 17 or may not be discharged.
- the air vent valve 6 After the air exhaust from the air vent valve 6 is finished, the air vent valve 6 is closed and the filtration valve 5 is opened, so that the pretreatment membrane module 4 that has completed the backwashing is different from other pretreatment membrane modules. Similarly, the process returns to the raw water filtration process.
- the amount of pretreated water stored in the pretreated membrane backwash water storage tank 14 is preferably in accordance with the amount of pretreated water required for backwashing.
- the pretreatment water stored in the pretreatment water storage tank in the pretreatment membrane module series in another raw water filtration step can be used. It is possible to use a pretreatment water by arranging a pipeline. However, if such a backwashing process is adopted, the operation of the water treatment system WT1 becomes complicated, and this may lead to a decrease in the production efficiency of the permeated water by the reverse osmosis membrane module that is the final purpose of the water treatment system WT1. Such a backwashing process is not preferred.
- the pretreatment water is stored in the reflux line PL8 for returning the pretreatment water remaining in the pretreatment water storage tank 14 to the raw water side of the pretreatment membrane, that is, the raw water storage tank 1. It is preferable that the pretreatment water provided between the tank 14 and the raw water storage tank 1 and remaining in the pretreatment water storage tank 14 can be used as raw water.
- the reflux line PL8 provides pretreatment water that exceeds the capacity when the pretreatment water storage capacity of the pretreatment water storage tank 14 is exceeded. It is also possible to use the raw water storage tank 1 so as to be refluxed. Thereby, the amount of pretreatment water that has not been used can be reduced or eliminated, and the water recovery rate in the water treatment system WT1 can be increased.
- the water treatment system WT1 includes a plurality of pretreatment membrane modules
- the case where there is one pretreatment membrane module is also included in the aspect of the present invention.
- the permeated water production process by the one-line water treatment system composed of the pretreatment membrane module 4 and the reverse osmosis membrane module 7, that is, the filtration process is stopped.
- the pretreatment water stored in the pretreatment water storage tank 14 is used to backwash the filtration membrane 4a of the pretreatment membrane module 4.
- the permeated water production efficiency in the water treatment system is equipped with the plurality of pretreatment membrane modules described above, and one pretreatment is performed. Even when the membrane module is in the backwashing step, it is significantly lower than in the case of the water treatment system WT1 in which the other pretreatment membrane module is in the filtration step. Therefore, this embodiment is an embodiment of the present invention but is not a preferable embodiment.
- FIG. 2 is a front schematic flow diagram showing a state in which the constituent elements in another aspect of the membrane filtration device of the present invention are coupled by a pipe line.
- the water treatment system WT2 includes one raw water storage tank 1, three pretreatment membrane modules 4A, 4B, and 4C that filter the raw water 1a supplied from the raw water storage tank 1, and the respective pretreatment membrane modules. It has one reverse osmosis membrane module 7 for filtering the pretreated water obtained by 4A, 4B, 4C.
- Each of the raw water storage tank 1 and the pretreatment membrane modules 4A, 4B, and 4C is coupled by a raw water supply pipeline PL1.
- the raw water supply pipe PL1 is provided with one raw water supply pump 2 and raw water supply valves 3A, 3B, 3C corresponding to the respective pretreatment membrane modules 4A, 4B, 4C.
- the raw water supply pipe PL1 is provided with a drain pipe PL2 branched between the raw water supply valves 3A, 3B, 3C and the pretreatment membrane modules 4A, 4B, 4C.
- the drainage pipe PL2 is provided with drainage valves 17A, 17B, and 17C corresponding to the respective pretreatment membrane modules 4A, 4B, and 4C.
- Each of the pretreatment membrane modules 4A, 4B, 4C and the reverse osmosis membrane module 7 are coupled by a communication conduit PL3.
- the communication line PL3 includes filtration valves 5A, 5B, and 5C corresponding to the respective pretreatment membrane modules 4A, 4B, and 4C, one pressurizing pump 18 on the downstream side thereof, and an intake water flow rate on the downstream side thereof.
- a regulating valve 11 is provided.
- a branch pipe PL4 branched at a position between the filtration valves 5A, 5B, 5C and the pressurizing pump 18 is coupled to the communication pipe PL3.
- the downstream end of the branch pipe PL4 is coupled to the communication pipe PL3 at a position between each pretreatment membrane module 4A, 4B, 4C and each filtration valve 5A, 5B, 5C.
- a flow rate control line 12a is provided between the bypass flow meter 12 and the bypass flow rate adjustment valve 13, and the flow rate of the pretreatment water can be adjusted by the bypass flow rate adjustment valve 13 based on data detected by the flow meter. .
- Each of the pretreatment membrane modules 4A, 4B, and 4C is coupled with a backwash water discharge conduit PL5.
- the backwash water discharge conduit PL5 corresponds to each of the pretreatment membrane modules 4A, 4B, and 4C.
- the discharge valves 6A, 6B, 6C are provided.
- the reverse osmosis membrane module 7 is coupled with a permeated water outlet line PL6, and a permeated water flow meter 8 is provided in the permeated water outlet line PL6.
- a flow rate control line 8a is provided between the permeate flow meter 8 and the intake flow rate adjustment valve 11 provided in the communication line PL3. Based on the data detected by the flow meter, reverse osmosis by the intake flow rate adjustment valve 11 is provided. The flow rate of the pretreatment water supplied to the membrane module 7 can be adjusted.
- the reverse osmosis membrane module 7 is connected with a concentrated water discharge line PL7.
- the concentrated water discharge line PL7 is provided with a concentrated water flow meter 9 and a concentrated water flow rate adjustment valve 10 in a direction in which the concentrated water is discharged. It has been.
- a flow rate control line 9 a is provided between the concentrated water flow meter 9 and the concentrated water flow rate adjustment valve 10, and is discharged from the reverse osmosis membrane module 7 by the concentrated water flow rate adjustment valve 10 based on data detected by the flow meter. The flow rate of concentrated water can be adjusted.
- the water treatment system WT2 includes three pretreatment membrane modules 4A, 4B, and 4C, but the number of pretreatment membrane modules may be two or four or more as necessary. Moreover, there may be a plurality of raw water storage tanks and reverse osmosis membrane modules as necessary. How to connect these elements by pipes can be understood with reference to how to connect the elements according to the purpose and action of each element in the water treatment system WT2 described below.
- the water treatment system WT2 shown in FIG. 2 is different from the water treatment system WT1 shown in FIG. 1 in that raw water supply valves 3A, 3B and 3C, pretreatment membrane modules 4A, 4B and 4C, filtration valves 5A, 5B and 5C, The air vent valves 6A, 6B and 6C, the backwash valves 16A, 16B and 16C, and the drain valves 17A, 17B and 17C are provided in parallel to each other, and are opposite to the pretreatment water side of the pretreatment membrane module.
- the downstream ends corresponding to the pretreatment membrane modules 4A, 4B and 4C of the branch pipes branched from the communication pipe connecting the water intake side of the osmosis membrane module are connected to the front through the backwash valves 16A, 16B and 16C. It is a point directly connected to the pretreatment water side of each of the treatment membrane modules 4A, 4B and 4C.
- a pressurizing pump 18 is provided on a communication pipe line connecting the pretreatment water side of the pretreatment membrane module 4 and the water intake side of the reverse osmosis membrane module 7.
- the pressure pump 18 can be omitted by applying a pressure obtained by adding the transmembrane differential pressure of the pretreatment membrane module 4 to the supply pressure required in the reverse osmosis membrane module 7.
- the flow rate of the pretreatment water in the bypass water flow meter 12 is always the same as the pretreatment water amount for one of the pretreatment membrane modules 4A, 4B, or 4C by adjusting the opening of the bypass water flow rate adjustment valve 13. It has been adjusted.
- the backwash water that has passed through the pretreatment membrane in the direction opposite to the filtration is discharged from the pretreatment membrane module 4C as washing wastewater through the open air vent valve 6C, and the reverse pressure of the pretreatment membrane module 4C The cleaning process is started.
- pretreatment membrane module 4A After the back pressure cleaning for a predetermined time, the process proceeds to the back pressure cleaning step for the next pretreatment membrane module (preliminarily referred to as pretreatment membrane module 4A). That is, simultaneously with closing the air vent valve 6C and the backwash valve 16C, the raw water supply valve 3C and the filtration valve 5C are opened to start filtration of the pretreatment membrane module 4C, and at the same time, the raw water supply valve 3A and the filtration The valve 5A is closed to stop the filtration of the pretreatment membrane module 4A, and at the same time, the air vent valve 6A and the backwash valve 16A are opened. Thereby, a part of the pretreatment water is supplied to the pretreatment water side of the pretreatment membrane module 4A.
- the backwash water that has passed through the pretreatment membrane in the direction opposite to the filtration is discharged from the pretreatment membrane module 4A as washing wastewater through the open air vent valve 6A, and the back pressure of the pretreatment membrane module 4A The cleaning process is started.
- the process proceeds to the backwashing step for the next pretreatment membrane module 4B.
- the reverse of the first pretreatment membrane module 4C By proceeding to the pressure washing step and repeating the same steps below, all the pretreatment membrane modules are periodically backwashed.
- the amount of backwash water supplied to the pretreatment water side of the pretreatment membrane module is the same as the amount of pretreatment water for one pretreatment membrane module
- the amount of backwash water can be changed. For example, in the case of four pretreatment membrane modules, if one pretreatment membrane module that moves to the back pressure washing process is left as it is, the amount of backwash water can be selected for one or two pretreatment membrane modules, If there are two pretreatment membrane modules that simultaneously shift to the back pressure washing step, the amount of backwash water supplied to one pretreatment membrane module can be selected to be one pretreatment membrane module or 0.5. Similarly, the options for the amount of backwash water can be increased by further increasing the number of pretreatment membrane modules.
- the air washing step is backwashed.
- the cleaning wastewater retained on the raw water side of the pretreatment membrane module can be discharged from the pretreatment membrane module by performing before and after the step or opening the drain valve after backwashing.
- air accumulated on the raw water side of the pretreatment membrane module is discharged from the air vent valve, and in this step, the cleaning wastewater retained on the raw water side of the pretreatment membrane module is It is also possible to apply a flushing process for discharging through a vent valve.
- the raw water side of the pretreatment membrane module is kept constant with backwashing water to which an oxidizing agent has been added. It is also preferable to perform immersion for a period every time or every certain number of times in order to suppress an increase in filtration resistance of the pretreatment membrane.
- the filtration membrane (pretreatment membrane) 4a used in the pretreatment membrane module is a fine filtration membrane capable of blocking particles and polymers of 0.1 ⁇ m or more, and blocks particles and polymers of 2 nm or more and less than 0.1 ⁇ m.
- As the form of the microfiltration membrane and the ultrafiltration membrane used for the pretreatment membrane module a hollow fiber membrane type, a flat membrane type, a spiral type, or a tubular type can be used. A membrane type is preferred.
- the membrane filtration method may be a total filtration module or a cross flow filtration module, but a full filtration module is preferred from the viewpoint of low energy consumption.
- it may be a pressurization type module or an immersion type module, the pressurization type module is preferred from the viewpoint that a high flux operation is possible.
- it may be an external pressure type that supplies raw water from the outside of the membrane and obtains permeated water from the inside, or an internal pressure type that supplies raw water from the inside of the membrane and obtains permeated water from the outside. From the viewpoint of simplicity of processing, an external pressure type is preferred.
- the material of the filtration membrane is not particularly limited.
- Materials for the pretreatment membrane include polysulfone, polyethersulfone, polyacrylonitrile, polyimide, polyetherimide, polyamide, polyetherketone, polyetheretherketone, polyethylene, polypropylene, ethylene-vinyl alcohol copolymer, cellulose, cellulose acetate Polyvinylidene fluoride, ethylene-tetrafluoroethylene copolymer, polytetrafluoroethylene and the like, and composite materials thereof can be exemplified.
- polyvinylidene fluoride is superior in chemical resistance, so that the pretreatment membrane filtration function can be recovered by periodically cleaning the pretreatment membrane with chemicals, leading to longer life of the pretreatment membrane module. It is preferable as a material for the pretreatment film.
- Examples of the material of the case of the pretreatment membrane module in which the filtration membrane (pretreatment membrane) is accommodated include polyolefins such as polyethylene, polypropylene and polybutene, polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE), tetrafluoroethylene-perfluoroalkyl vinyl ether Copolymer (PFA), fluorinated ethylene polypropylene copolymer (FEP), ethylene tetrafluoroethylene copolymer (ETFE), polychlorotrifluoroethylene (PCTFE), ethylene trifluoride-ethylene copolymer (ECTFE), polyvinylidene fluoride (PVDF) Fluorine resins such as polyvinyl chloride, polyvinylidene chloride and other chlorinated resins, as well as polysulfone resins, polyethersulfone resins, polyallylsulfone resins, polyphenyl ether Resin, acrylonitrile-butadiene-styrene cop
- the reverse osmosis membrane module is a spiral-type element in which a sheet-like membrane is wrapped around a water collection pipe, or a sheet-type membrane attached on both sides of a plate-type support plate and laminated at regular intervals via spacers.
- the element may be in any form, but it is preferable to use a spiral element from the viewpoint of operability and compatibility.
- the number of elements can be arbitrarily set according to the membrane performance. When spiral type elements are used, the number of elements to be loaded in one module is preferably arranged in a series of about 1 to 8 elements.
- a plurality of reverse osmosis membrane modules 7 may be arranged in parallel.
- the reverse osmosis membrane constituting the reverse osmosis membrane module may be anything as long as it has desalting performance.
- As the material of the membrane for example, polyamide-based, polypiperazine amide-based, polyester amide-based, or water-soluble vinyl polymer crosslinked can be used.
- the membrane structure has a dense layer on at least one side of the membrane, and has fine pores with gradually increasing pore diameters from the dense layer to the inside of the membrane or the membrane on the other side (asymmetric membrane), or such an asymmetric membrane
- a material having a very thin separation functional layer (composite membrane) formed of another material on the dense layer of the membrane can be used.
- a composite membrane is preferable, and among them, a polyamide-based composite membrane is preferable, and a piperazine polyamide-based composite membrane is more preferable in terms of the amount of permeated water and chemical resistance.
- a reverse osmosis membrane module 7 was prepared by loading six spiral type reverse osmosis membrane elements SU-810 (manufactured by Toray Industries, Inc.) in series. Using these, the water treatment system WT1 shown in FIG. 1 was configured, and an experiment was performed under the following conditions.
- Seawater was used as raw water, and the pretreatment membrane module 4 and the other one pretreatment membrane module were all filtered. After 30 minutes of membrane filtration process time, one each of the two pretreatment membrane modules, alternately, 75 L / min constant flow back pressure washing process time 30 seconds, air washing process time 30 seconds, in the pretreatment membrane module The raw water side was completely discharged, the raw water side in the pretreatment membrane module was washed with the raw water in order, and the operation of returning to the membrane filtration step was repeated. Moreover, the pretreatment water of the pretreatment membrane module was fractionated at a constant flow rate of 150 L / h through the branch pipe and stored in the pretreatment membrane backwash water storage tank 14.
- the pretreatment water that overflowed the pretreatment membrane backwash water storage tank 14 was sent to the raw water storage tank 1. Further, the reverse osmosis membrane module 7 was operated with the permeated water amount of the reverse osmosis membrane module 7 being a constant flow rate of 1.4 m 3 / h and the concentrated water amount being a constant flow rate of 2.6 m 3 / h.
- the membrane differential pressure in each pretreatment membrane module was 20 kPa at 25 ° C. temperature-corrected differential pressure.
- the membrane pressure difference in each pretreatment membrane module when both of the pretreatment membrane modules were in the membrane filtration step after the operation for one month was 40 kPa at 25 ° C. temperature correction differential pressure. .
- a lower pressure is preferable because an increase in filtration resistance of the pretreatment membrane module is suppressed.
- the reverse washing water of the pretreatment membrane module was able to operate the reverse osmosis membrane module 7 continuously for one month without being insufficient.
- Two pre-treatment membrane modules were prepared by arranging two external pressure PVDF hollow fiber membrane modules HFU-2020 (manufactured by Toray Industries, Inc.) in parallel.
- a reverse osmosis membrane module was prepared in which six spiral reverse osmosis membrane elements SU-810 (manufactured by Toray Industries, Inc.) were loaded in series.
- the conventional water treatment system WT3 shown in FIG. 3 was formed using these prepared modules.
- the conventional water treatment system WT3 shown in FIG. 3 has a reverse osmosis membrane concentrated water storage tank 19 for storing the concentrated water of the reverse osmosis membrane module 7, and feeds water to the backwash pump 15 with reverse osmosis membrane concentrated water.
- 1 has a communication line PL3 that connects the pretreatment water side of the pretreatment membrane module 4 and the water intake side of the reverse osmosis membrane module 7 in the water treatment system WT1 shown in FIG. 1 is the same as the water treatment system WT1 of FIG. 1 except that it does not have the branched branch line PL4 and therefore does not have the bypass water flow meter 12 and the bypass water flow rate adjustment valve 13 on the branch line PL4. It is.
- the reverse osmosis membrane module 7 was operated with the permeated water amount of the reverse osmosis membrane module 7 being a constant flow rate of 1.4 m 3 / h and the concentrated water amount being a constant flow rate of 2.6 m 3 / h.
- the membrane differential pressure in each pretreatment membrane module was 20 kPa at 25 ° C. temperature-corrected differential pressure.
- the membrane differential pressure in each pretreatment membrane module when both of the pretreatment membrane modules were in the membrane filtration step after the operation for one month was 120 kPa at 25 ° C. temperature correction differential pressure.
- the value of the membrane differential pressure is about three times the value of the membrane differential pressure in Example 1, and it can be said that the backwashing of the filtration membrane of the pretreatment membrane module using the concentrated water of the reverse osmosis membrane module is preferable. Not shown.
- the membrane filtration method and the membrane filtration device of the present invention are prepared by filtering raw water such as river water, groundwater, sewage treated water, or seawater, and a pretreatment membrane having a microfiltration membrane or an ultrafiltration membrane. Filtration caused by continuous use of the pretreatment membrane module in the water purification process in which pretreatment water is obtained by filtering with the module and the obtained pretreatment water is supplied to the reverse osmosis membrane module to produce industrial water and tap water As the backwashing water used in the backwashing process of the filtration membrane to reduce the increased filtration resistance due to clogging of the membrane, the permeated water of the pretreatment membrane module, that is, the membrane filtration method when using the pretreatment water, and It is a membrane filtration device.
- Raw water storage tank 1a Raw water 1c: Raw water outlet port 2: Raw water supply pump 3, 3A, 3B, 3C: Raw water supply valve 4, 4A, 4B, 4C: Pretreatment membrane module 4a: Filtration membrane 4b: Raw water inlet 4c: Pretreatment water outlet 4d: Concentrated water outlet 5, 5A, 5B, 5C: Filtration valve 6, 6A, 6B, 6C: Drain valve (air vent valve) 7: Reverse osmosis membrane module 7a: Reverse osmosis membrane 7b: Pretreatment water inlet 7c: Permeate outlet 7d: Concentrated water outlet 8: Permeated water flow meter 8a: Flow control line 9: Concentrated water flow meter 9a: Flow rate Control line 10: Concentrated water flow rate adjustment valve 11: Intake water flow rate adjustment valve 12: Bypass flow meter 12a: Flow rate control line 13: Bypass flow rate adjustment valve 14: Pretreatment water reservoir (pretreatment membrane backwash water reservoir) 14a: Pretreated water 14c: Pretreated water 14c
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(a)前記前処理膜モジュールにおける前記前処理水の導出口と前記逆浸透膜モジュールにおける前記前処理水の導入口を直接結合する連通管路が設けられるとともに、該連通管路を流れる前記前処理水の一部を該連通管路から導出する分岐管路が設けられ、かつ、
(b1)該分岐管路の下流端が、該分岐管路の途中に設けられた前記前処理水を貯留する前処理水貯留槽を経由して、前記前処理膜モジュールに接続され、前記前処理水貯留槽から導出され前記分岐管路を流れる前記前処理水により、あるいは、
(b2)前記分岐管路の下流端が、直接前記前処理膜モジュールに接続され、前記分岐管路を流れる前記前処理水により、
前記ろ過膜の逆洗を必要とする前記前処理膜モジュールの前記ろ過膜の逆洗が行われることを特徴とする膜ろ過方法。
(a)前記前処理膜モジュールにおける前記前処理水の導出口と前記逆浸透膜モジュールにおける前記前処理水の導入口を直接結合する連通管路が設けられるとともに、該連通管路を流れる前記前処理水の一部を該連通管路から導出する分岐管路が設けられ、かつ、
(b1)該分岐管路の下流端が、該分岐管路の途中に設けられた前記前処理水を貯留する前処理水貯留槽を経由して、前記前処理膜モジュールの前記前処理水の導出口に結合されている前記連通管路に接続され、前記前処理水貯留槽から導出され前記分岐管路を流れる前記前処理水により、あるいは、
(b2)前記分岐管路の下流端が、直接前記前処理膜モジュールの前記前処理水の導出口に結合されている前記連通管路に接続され、前記分岐管路を流れる前記前処理水により、
前記ろ過膜の逆洗を必要とする前記前処理膜モジュールの前記ろ過膜の逆洗が行われることを特徴とする膜ろ過装置。
1a:原水
1c:原水導出口
2:原水供給ポンプ
3、3A、3B、3C:原水供給弁
4、4A、4B、4C:前処理膜モジュール
4a:ろ過膜
4b:原水導入口
4c:前処理水導出口
4d:濃縮水導出口
5、5A、5B、5C:ろ過弁
6、6A、6B、6C:排出弁(エア抜き弁)
7:逆浸透膜モジュール
7a:逆浸透膜
7b:前処理水導入口
7c:透過水導出口
7d:濃縮水導出口
8:透過水流量計
8a:流量制御ライン
9:濃縮水流量計
9a:流量制御ライン
10:濃縮水流量調整弁
11:取水流量調整弁
12:バイパス流量計
12a:流量制御ライン
13:バイパス流量調整弁
14:前処理水貯留槽(前処理膜逆洗水貯留槽)
14a:前処理水
14c:前処理水導出口
15:逆洗ポンプ
16、16A、16B、16C:逆洗弁
17、17A、17B、17C:排水弁
18:加圧ポンプ
BP1、BP2、BP3:管路分岐点
PL1:原水供給管路
PL2:排水管路
PL3:連通管路
PL4、PL4a、PL4b:分岐管路
PL5:濃縮水排出管路
PL6:透過水導出管路
PL7:濃縮水排出管路
PL8:還流管路
WT1、WT2、WT3:水処理システム
Claims (4)
- 原水をろ過するろ過膜を備えた1または2以上の前処理膜モジュールと、該前処理膜モジュールにて得られる前処理水をろ過する逆浸透膜を備えた1または2以上の逆浸透膜モジュールからなり、前記原水が前記前処理膜モジュールに供給され、前記原水が前記ろ過膜により前処理水と濃縮水に分離され、得られた前記前処理水が前記逆浸透膜モジュールに供給され、前記前処理水が前記逆浸透膜により透過水と濃縮水に分離される水処理システムにおける膜ろ過方法において、
(a)前記前処理膜モジュールにおける前記前処理水の導出口と前記逆浸透膜モジュールにおける前記前処理水の導入口を直接結合する連通管路が設けられるとともに、該連通管路を流れる前記前処理水の一部を該連通管路から導出する分岐管路が設けられ、かつ、
(b1)該分岐管路の下流端が、該分岐管路の途中に設けられた前記前処理水を貯留する前処理水貯留槽を経由して、前記前処理膜モジュールに接続され、前記前処理水貯留槽から導出され前記分岐管路を流れる前記前処理水により、あるいは、
(b2)前記分岐管路の下流端が、直接前記前処理膜モジュールに接続され、前記分岐管路を流れる前記前処理水により、
前記ろ過膜の逆洗を必要とする前記前処理膜モジュールの前記ろ過膜の逆洗が行われることを特徴とする膜ろ過方法。 - 前記前処理水貯留槽に貯留される前記前処理水の一部が、前記原水の一部として使用されるように、前記原水に還流される請求項1に記載の膜ろ過方法。
- 原水貯留槽と、該原水貯留槽から供給される原水をろ過するろ過膜を備えた1または2以上の前処理膜モジュールと、該前処理膜モジュールにて得られる前処理水をろ過する逆浸透膜を備えた1または2以上の逆浸透膜モジュールからなり、前記原水が前記前処理膜モジュールに供給され、前記原水が前記ろ過膜により前処理水と濃縮水に分離され、得られた前記前処理水が前記逆浸透膜モジュールに供給され、前記前処理水が前記逆浸透膜により透過水と濃縮水に分離される水処理システムにおける膜ろ過装置において、
(a)前記前処理膜モジュールにおける前記前処理水の導出口と前記逆浸透膜モジュールにおける前記前処理水の導入口を直接結合する連通管路が設けられるとともに、該連通管路を流れる前記前処理水の一部を該連通管路から導出する分岐管路が設けられ、かつ、
(b1)該分岐管路の下流端が、該分岐管路の途中に設けられた前記前処理水を貯留する前処理水貯留槽を経由して、前記前処理膜モジュールの前記前処理水の導出口に結合されている前記連通管路に接続され、前記前処理水貯留槽から導出され前記分岐管路を流れる前記前処理水により、あるいは、
(b2)前記分岐管路の下流端が、直接前記前処理膜モジュールの前記前処理水の導出口に結合されている前記連通管路に接続され、前記分岐管路を流れる前記前処理水により、
前記ろ過膜の逆洗を必要とする前記前処理膜モジュールの前記ろ過膜の逆洗が行われることを特徴とする膜ろ過装置。 - 前記前処理水貯留槽に貯留される前記前処理水の一部が、前記原水貯留槽に還流される請求項3に記載の膜ろ過装置。
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