Pretreatment of High Concentration Phosphorus-Containing Wastewater
Ying Chen, Lu Sun, Jing Wei Zhang, Nan Nan Sun
Abstract
Ying Chen, Lu Sun, Jing Wei Zhang, Nan Nan Sun
Abstract
Experimental wastewater generated in the process of preparation catalyst for the production of acrylamide, it containing a large number of sub-phosphate, sulfate. As a starting point to reduce total phosphorus concentration (TP = 2300mg/L), determine conditions to examine such as the best precipitant agent and its dosage, reaction pH, temperature and other single-factor conditions. After extensive tests confirmed, 100ml of this phosphorus-containing wastewater was adjusted to pH 8, at 30 °C, 3.0g of calcium chloride was added, reaction 180min, total phosphorus concentration can be reduced to 200mg/L or less, phosphorus removal rate can reach 91%. XRD, TG-DTA characterization analysis showed that the main component of chemical deposits were calcium phosphate and calcium sulfate crystals
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Experimental wastewater generated in the process of preparation catalyst for the production of acrylamide, it containing a large number of sub-phosphate, sulfate. As a starting point to reduce total phosphorus concentration (TP = 2300mg/L), determine conditions to examine such as the best precipitant agent and its dosage, reaction pH, temperature and other single-factor conditions. After extensive tests confirmed, 100ml of this phosphorus-containing wastewater was adjusted to pH 8, at 30 °C, 3.0g of calcium chloride was added, reaction 180min, total phosphorus concentration can be reduced to 200mg/L or less, phosphorus removal rate can reach 91%. XRD, TG-DTA characterization analysis showed that the main component of chemical deposits were calcium phosphate and calcium sulfate crystals
Key concepts: Phosphorus, Wastewater, Calcium, Phosphate, Chemistry, Sulfate, Chloride, Inorganic chemistry