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Application Of Coagulation-activated Carbon Adsorption In Advanced Oxidation On Removal Of Organic Matter From Ternary Lithium Electrode Material Wastewater

Posted on:2021-10-07Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:C Y LiuFull Text:PDF
GTID:2531306113487754Subject:Municipal engineering
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Since the beginning of the 21st century,the development and application of new energy materials have become a top priority,among which ternary lithium electrode materials have become the representatives of new energy materials,but the production and processing of ternary lithium electrode materials will produce a certain amount of high Salt organic wastewater.In this paper,the ternary lithium electrode material wastewater quality analysis found that the removal of CODCrin wastewater is a big problem.Because the wastewater contains a large amount of salt and heavy metal ions,it is difficult to treat it with biochemical methods.In this paper,through the combination of physical and chemical technology,that is,coagulation,activated carbon adsorption,Fenton oxidation,potassium permanganate oxidation and other treatment technologies,the best combination technology for removing CODCrin the ternary lithium electrode material processing wastewater is studied and applied to engineering practice.In the coagulation-activated carbon adsorption experiment,it is determined through the coagulation experiment that when the solution p H=8,the dosage of PAC is 1300mg/L,the dosage of PAM is 15 mg/L,and the precipitation time is 30 min,the removal effect of CODCris the best,and the CODCrremoval rate is up to 32.56%;it is determined in the activated carbon adsorption experiment that when the activated carbon particle size is 30-40 mesh,the solution p H=4,the adsorption time is 1.5 h,the activated carbon dosage is 2.5 g/L,the removal effect of CODCris the best,and the CODCrremoval rate is up to 60.56%.In the advanced oxidation experiment,the effects of Fenton oxidation and KMnO4oxidation on the removal of CODCrfrom the ternary lithium electrode material processing wastewater are studied.In the Fenton oxidation experiment,it is determined that when the solution p H=3,the CODCr/H2O2mass concentration ratio=1:1.5,CODCr/Fe2+mass concentration ratio=1:1.5,reaction time 3 h,the removal effect of CODCris the best,the average removal rate of CODCrcan reach 40.88%;it is determined in the KMnO4oxidation method unit experiment that when the solution p H=5,the dosage of KMnO4is 500 mg/L,the reaction time is 3 h,the removal effect of CODCris the best,the average removal rate of CODCrcan reach 24.93%.In the activated carbon synergistic advanced oxidation experiment,the effects of activated carbon synergistic Fenton oxidation and activated carbon synergistic KMnO4oxidation on the removal of CODCrfrom the ternary lithium electrode material processing wastewater are studied.In the activated carbon synergistic Fenton oxidation method experiment,it is determined that when the solution p H=3.5,activated carbon is added amount 1.5 g/L,CODCr/H2O2mass concentration ratio=1:1.5,CODCr/Fe2+mass concentration ratio=1:1.5,reaction time 1.5h,the removal effect of CODCris the best,the average removal rate of CODCrcan reach 80.42%;Activated carbon and KMnO4oxidation method experiments confirmed that when the solution p H=4,the dosage of activated carbon is 1.5 g/L,the dosage of KMnO4is 250 mg/L,the reaction time is 2 h,the removal effect of CODCris the best,and the average removal rate of CODCrcan reach 70.12%.In the actual engineering application,the final project uses coagulation precipitation+activated carbon adsorption and Fenton oxidation treatment process.The average removal rate of the final effluent CODCrreaches more than 90%,and the effluent CODCris far less than 90 mg/L,which can can stably reach the class I of second period level of water pollution discharge limits of Guangdong province(DB44/26-2001).
Keywords/Search Tags:coagulation, Fenton oxidation, KMnO4oxidation, activated carbon adsorption
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