CN111573955A - Comprehensive utilization method of concentrated seawater - Google Patents

Comprehensive utilization method of concentrated seawater Download PDF

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CN111573955A
CN111573955A CN202010428956.7A CN202010428956A CN111573955A CN 111573955 A CN111573955 A CN 111573955A CN 202010428956 A CN202010428956 A CN 202010428956A CN 111573955 A CN111573955 A CN 111573955A
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The invention discloses a method for comprehensively utilizing concentrated seawater, which is characterized in that concentrated seawater is used as a raw material for bromine extraction production, acidic seawater in the bromine extraction process is neutralized by alkali liquor and then is subjected to ultrafiltration, electrodialysis concentration and other processes to obtain concentrated brine, the concentrated brine can be used for preparing refined salt and food-grade low-sodium salt by a salt preparation process, the refined salt can be electrolyzed to generate liquid alkali, hydrogen and chlorine, the alkali liquor can be used for blowing bromine absorption liquid and neutralizing acidified seawater, the hydrogen is used for reacting with the obtained bromine to prepare hydrobromic acid, and the obtained chlorine is used for chlorination or/and acidified chlorination distillation in the bromine extraction step; the hydrogen chloride gas synthesized by the hydrogen and chlorine is used for acidification or/and acidification chlorination distillation in the bromine extraction step. The invention can reduce the bromine production cost and avoid the problem of salt pollution in the surrounding sea area caused by directly discharging the concentrated seawater into the sea.

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Comprehensive utilization method of concentrated seawater
Technical Field
The invention relates to a concentrated seawater utilization method for seawater desalination discharge, in particular to a method for comprehensively utilizing concentrated seawater, which can reduce bromine preparation cost and avoid sea area salt pollution.
Background
The chemical resources dissolved in the seawater comprise NaCl, bromide ions and the like, and the content of the NaCl is the highest and accounts for about 70 percent. The seawater desalination mainly adopts a reverse osmosis technology, and can generate a large amount of concentrated seawater with high salt content besides fresh water.
Bromine has been widely used as an important chemical raw material, and it is common to extract bromine from bromine-containing brine (such as seawater) by air blowing, including the processes of acidification, oxidation, blowing, absorption, distillation, etc. of seawater. Firstly, acidifying seawater by sulfuric acid or hydrochloric acid and the like, oxidizing the seawater by using chlorine to replace bromide ions to form elemental bromine, then spraying the acidified and oxidized seawater from the upper part of a blow-off tower, blowing air into the blow-off tower from the bottom of the blow-off tower, desorbing bromine in a packed tower by using the air to form bromine-containing gas and acidified seawater, and neutralizing the acidified seawater by using alkali liquor and then discharging the acidified seawater; inputting bromine-containing air into an absorption tower, and absorbing free hydrobromic acid by using absorbents such as sulfur dioxide or alkali liquor to obtain a finished solution so as to realize the enrichment of bromine; and finally, hydrochloric acid, chlorine and the like are used for acidifying, chlorinating and distilling the finished solution to obtain a bromine product, and the waste acid solution generated by distillation can be used for acidifying again. Besides natural seawater, a large amount of acid, chlorine, alkali liquor and the like are needed, and the production cost of bromine is increased.
Because the salt content of the concentrated seawater is very high, such as after the concentrated seawater is taken as a raw material and bromine in the concentrated seawater is extracted by adopting an air blowing method according to the prior art, the salt content of the generated acidic seawater still cannot be removed, so the method adopted by the seawater desalination enterprises at present is to directly discharge the concentrated seawater into the sea to cause salt pollution of the surrounding sea areas, and therefore, the development of the seawater desalination industry is also limited.
Disclosure of Invention
The invention aims to solve the technical problems in the prior art and provides a method for comprehensively utilizing concentrated seawater, which can reduce bromine preparation cost and avoid sea salt pollution.
The technical solution of the invention is as follows: a method for comprehensively utilizing concentrated seawater is characterized by comprising the following steps:
a. using concentrated seawater as a raw material, carrying out acidification, chlorination, air blowing and absorption to form a finished solution, carrying out acidification, chlorination and distillation on the finished solution to obtain a bromine finished product, and using distilled waste acid liquor for an acidification process;
b. neutralizing acidic seawater generated after air is blown out, and then performing ultrafiltration and electrodialysis concentration to prepare fresh seawater and strong brine, wherein the fresh seawater is discharged;
c. evaporating and crystallizing strong brine to obtain a refined salt finished product, carrying out flash evaporation crystallization on mother liquor obtained by crystallization to obtain a food-grade low-sodium salt finished product and waste liquor, and mixing the waste liquor with strong seawater for the step a; electrolyzing the refined salinized salt to obtain liquid alkali, hydrogen and chlorine; the obtained liquid alkali is used for absorption in the step a or/and neutralization in acidic seawater in the step b, the obtained hydrogen is used for reacting with bromine obtained in the step a to prepare hydrobromic acid, and the obtained chlorine is used for chlorination or/and acidification chlorination distillation in the step a; and (b) synthesizing hydrogen chloride gas by using the obtained hydrogen and chlorine for acidification or/and acidification chlorination distillation in the step a.
The invention takes concentrated seawater as raw material to extract bromine for production, acidic seawater generated in the bromine extraction process is neutralized by alkali liquor and then is subjected to ultrafiltration, electrodialysis concentration and other processes to obtain concentrated brine, the concentrated brine can be used for preparing refined salt and food-grade low sodium salt by adopting a salt preparation process, the refined salt can be electrolyzed to generate liquid alkali, hydrogen and chlorine, the liquid alkali can be used for blowing bromine absorption liquid and neutralizing acidified seawater, the hydrogen can be used for synthesizing hydrogen chloride with chlorine for acidification in the bromine extraction process, meanwhile, the hydrogen can be directly synthesized into hydrobromic acid with bromine, and the chlorine can be used for chlorination and acidification chlorination distillation in the bromine extraction process. The invention can reduce the bromine production cost and avoid the problem of salt pollution in the surrounding sea area caused by directly discharging the concentrated seawater into the sea.
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The comprehensive utilization method of the concentrated seawater is shown in figure 1 and comprises the following steps:
a. extracting bromine by taking concentrated seawater as a raw material according to the existing air blowing method, namely forming a finished solution after acidification, chlorination, air blowing and absorption, carrying out acidification, chlorination and distillation on the finished solution to obtain bromine, and using distilled waste acid liquor for an acidification process; during initial production, the externally purchased hydrochloric acid or sulfuric acid can be used for acidification, and externally purchased alkali liquor is used for absorption;
b. neutralizing acidic seawater generated after air is blown out by alkali liquor, and concentrating by ultrafiltration (ceramic membrane) and electrodialysis to obtain fresh seawater and strong brine (containing about 200g/l of sodium chloride), wherein the fresh seawater is discharged, and the alkali liquor used in the initial production is purchased; the seawater can be deeply concentrated by ultrafiltration and electrodialysis concentration, and the inorganic salts in the concentrated seawater are mainly sodium chloride and potassium chloride, so that the method is very suitable for producing high-purity food-grade refined salt.
c. Evaporating and crystallizing the obtained strong brine to prepare refined salt with the purity of 99.9 percent, carrying out flash evaporation crystallization on mother liquor obtained by crystallization to prepare food-grade low-sodium salt and waste liquor, and mixing the waste liquor with concentrated seawater for extracting bromine in the step a; electrolyzing the refined salinized salt to obtain liquid alkali, hydrogen and chlorine, wherein the obtained liquid alkali is used for absorption in the step a or/and neutralization of acidic seawater in the step b, the obtained hydrogen is used for reacting with bromine obtained in the step a to prepare hydrobromic acid, and the obtained chlorine is used for chlorination or/and acidification chlorination distillation in the step a; and (b) synthesizing hydrogen chloride gas by using the obtained hydrogen and chlorine for acidification or/and acidification chlorination distillation in the step a.

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1. A method for comprehensively utilizing concentrated seawater is characterized by comprising the following steps:
a. using concentrated seawater as a raw material, carrying out acidification, chlorination, air blowing and absorption to form a finished solution, carrying out acidification, chlorination and distillation on the finished solution to obtain a bromine finished product, and using distilled waste acid liquor for an acidification process;
b. neutralizing acidic seawater generated after air is blown out, and then performing ultrafiltration and electrodialysis concentration to prepare fresh seawater and strong brine, wherein the fresh seawater is discharged;
c. evaporating and crystallizing strong brine to obtain a refined salt finished product, carrying out flash evaporation crystallization on mother liquor obtained by crystallization to obtain a food-grade low-sodium salt finished product and waste liquor, and mixing the waste liquor with strong seawater for the step a; electrolyzing the refined salinized salt to obtain liquid alkali, hydrogen and chlorine; the obtained liquid alkali is used for absorption in the step a or/and neutralization in acidic seawater in the step b, the obtained hydrogen is used for reacting with bromine obtained in the step a to prepare hydrobromic acid, and the obtained chlorine is used for chlorination or/and acidification chlorination distillation in the step a; and (b) synthesizing hydrogen chloride gas by using the obtained hydrogen and chlorine for acidification or/and acidification chlorination distillation in the step a.
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