Study on the Treatment of Dyeing Wastewater by Coagulant Prepared From Red Mud
Cheng Lei
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Cheng Lei
Abstract
Making full use of effective elements in the red mud of industrial waste residue to prepare efficient and cheap poly-aluminum-ferric coagulant.And the optimal leaching conditions of Fe、Al in the red mud determined by orthogonal experiments are as following: liquid/solid = 10:1,the concentration of hydrochloric acid is 5mol/L,the temperature is 90℃.The totle leaching rate of Fe、Al reached 93.15% under the best leaching conditions.The effect of coagulant prepared by polymerization of adding sodium hydroxide under that conditions was optimal when the dosing quantity was 10mL/L,pH value of simulated dyeing wastewater was 7.0,and in this case the turbidity removal rate reached 98.5% and the chroma removal rate reached 96.3%.
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Making full use of effective elements in the red mud of industrial waste residue to prepare efficient and cheap poly-aluminum-ferric coagulant.And the optimal leaching conditions of Fe、Al in the red mud determined by orthogonal experiments are as following: liquid/solid = 10:1,the concentration of hydrochloric acid is 5mol/L,the temperature is 90℃.The totle leaching rate of Fe、Al reached 93.15% under the best leaching conditions.The effect of coagulant prepared by polymerization of adding sodium hydroxide under that conditions was optimal when the dosing quantity was 10mL/L,pH value of simulated dyeing wastewater was 7.0,and in this case the turbidity removal rate reached 98.5% and the chroma removal rate reached 96.3%.
Key concepts: Leaching (pedology), Red mud, Turbidity, Sodium hydroxide, Pulp and paper industry, Wastewater, Chemistry, Dyeing