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Abstract
The utility model discloses a wastewater treatment system belongs to waste water treatment technical field. The system comprises an ozone generating unit, an ozone oxidation tower, an ozone pressure-dissolution integrated unit and an ozone catalytic oxidation tower, wherein ozone gas generated by the ozone generating unit is respectively conveyed into the ozone oxidation tower, the ozone catalytic oxidation tower and the ozone pressure-dissolution integrated unit, the ozone oxidation tower uses the ozone gas to oxidize wastewater to be treated and conveys the wastewater to the ozone pressure-dissolution integrated unit, the ozone pressure-dissolution integrated unit is used for pressurizing the wastewater and conveying the ozone gas and the pressurized wastewater to the ozone oxidation tower and the ozone catalytic oxidation tower after mixing, and the ozone oxidation tower and the ozone catalytic oxidation tower use the ozone gas to perform catalytic oxidation treatment on the wastewater and output the wastewater. The utility model discloses can improve ozone utilization ratio to effectively get rid of harmful substance in the waste water, avoid causing environmental pollution.
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Technical Field
The utility model relates to a waste water treatment technical field especially relates to a waste water treatment system.
Background
Water is an irreplaceable natural resource which depends on the survival and development of human beings, and the human life and social production activities never leave water. In recent years, the global shortage of water resources causes a major cause of water resource shortage, which is serious pollution to water resources. The environmental pollution of water resources in China is very serious, and according to related reports, the organic matters in main rivers in China are seriously polluted and are in a continuously expanding trend, and the pollution of the water resources is increasingly prominent. Industrial wastewater is one of the main causes of water environment pollution. With the development of economy, a large amount of wastewater is generated in industrial production, and the wastewater is discharged after being untreated, so that water environment pollution is easily caused. The ozone catalytic oxidation technology is commonly used for wastewater treatment, however, in the existing ozone catalytic oxidation treatment technology, for example, in an ozone pressurized dissolved air type catalytic oxidation system and method for wastewater treatment disclosed in chinese patent CN 109264848A, the utilization rate of ozone is relatively low, and harmful substances in wastewater cannot be effectively removed.
SUMMERY OF THE UTILITY MODEL
The utility model aims to overcome the defects of the prior art and provide a wastewater treatment system which has high ozone utilization rate and can effectively remove harmful substances in wastewater.
In order to achieve the above object, the utility model provides a following technical scheme: a wastewater treatment system comprising
An ozone generating unit for generating ozone gas;
the ozone oxidation tower is connected with the ozone generation unit and is used for inputting the wastewater to be treated and oxidizing the wastewater to be treated by using the ozone gas generated by the ozone generation unit;
the ozone pressure-dissolving integrated unit is connected with the ozone oxidation tower and the ozone generation unit and is used for pressurizing the wastewater treated by the ozone oxidation tower and mixing, pressurizing and dissolving the ozone gas generated by the ozone generation unit and the pressurized wastewater;
and the ozone catalytic oxidation tower is connected with the ozone generation unit and the ozone pressure-dissolving integrated unit and is used for performing catalytic oxidation treatment on the wastewater treated by the ozone oxidation tower by utilizing the ozone gas generated by the ozone generation unit through the output of the aeration head and the release head respectively and outputting the treated wastewater.
Preferably, the ozone generating unit comprises
An ozone generator for generating ozone gas;
the input end of the ozone buffer tank is connected with the ozone generator, the output end of the ozone buffer tank is respectively connected with the ozone oxidation tower, the ozone catalytic oxidation tower and the ozone pressure-dissolving integrated unit, and the ozone buffer tank is used for stabilizing ozone gas and respectively conveying the stabilized ozone gas to the ozone oxidation tower, the ozone catalytic oxidation tower and the ozone pressure-dissolving integrated unit.
Preferably, the wastewater treatment system further comprises a stabilization tank, wherein the input end of the stabilization tank is connected with the ozone pressure-dissolution integrated unit, and the output end of the stabilization tank is respectively connected with the ozone oxidation tower and the ozone catalytic oxidation tower and used for respectively conveying the wastewater mixed with ozone to the ozone oxidation tower and the ozone catalytic oxidation tower.
Preferably, the wastewater treatment system further comprises a gas-liquid separation tank, wherein the input end of the gas-liquid separation tank is communicated with the ozone generation unit and the stabilization tank, and the output end of the gas-liquid separation tank is respectively connected with the ozone oxidation tower and the ozone catalytic oxidation tower, and is used for separating ozone gas from liquid and respectively conveying the separated ozone gas to the ozone oxidation tower and the ozone catalytic oxidation tower.
Preferably, the ozone oxidation tower and/or the ozone catalytic oxidation tower is provided with a defoaming mechanism for removing foams, and the defoaming mechanism comprises any one or more of a defoaming net, a spraying assembly and a centrifugal defoaming machine.
Preferably, the ozone pressure-dissolving integrated unit comprises
The booster pump is connected with the ozone oxidation tower and is used for carrying out pressurization treatment on the wastewater treated by the ozone oxidation tower;
and the gas-liquid mixing component is communicated with the booster pump, the ozone generating unit and the ozone catalytic oxidation tower, is used for mixing, boosting and dissolving the boosted wastewater and the ozone gas, conveying the mixture to a stabilizing tank, and then conveying the mixture to the ozone oxidation tower and the ozone catalytic oxidation tower.
Preferably, the tail gas destruction unit is used for converting unreacted ozone into oxygen and comprises an ozone tail gas inlet, a demister, a tail gas destruction tower and a fan, wherein one end of the ozone tail gas inlet is connected with the ozone oxidation tower and the ozone catalytic oxidation tower, the opposite end of the ozone tail gas inlet is connected with the demister, the tail gas destruction tower is connected between the demister and the fan through a pipeline, and a gas supplementing valve used for supplementing cooling gas into the pipeline is arranged on the pipeline between the tail gas destruction tower and the fan.
Preferably, a first microporous aeration disc is arranged in the ozone oxidation tower, a second microporous aeration disc is arranged in the ozone catalytic oxidation tower, and a fluorocarbon lining material layer for preventing organic matters and silicon from being polluted is arranged on the first microporous aeration disc and/or the second microporous aeration disc.
Preferably, be equipped with first micro-nano release head in the ozone oxidation tower, be equipped with the micro-nano release head of second in the ozone catalytic oxidation tower, first micro-nano release head with the micro-nano release head of second is used for releasing micro-nano ozone bubbles in ozone oxidation tower and the ozone catalytic oxidation tower.
The utility model has the advantages that:
(1) the utility model discloses a set up ozone pressure and dissolve integration unit, utilize micro-nano aeration mode to expose ozone gas into the waste water, can effectively improve the solubility and the concentration of ozone in the waste water, improve the utilization ratio of ozone.
(2) The utility model discloses a set up ozone oxidation tower and ozone catalytic oxidation tower to harmful substance in the waste water is got rid of to the multistage oxidation reaction form, avoids waste water to cause water resource pollution.
(3) The utility model discloses a set up defoaming mechanism, can effectively get rid of the foam in the reaction tower, solved the problem that the foam got into tail gas destruction unit, prevented that the foam from destroying the pollution of unit to tail gas, improved the treatment effeciency of tail gas to more do benefit to the remaining ozone who gets rid of in the tail gas.
(4) The utility model discloses a locate the low reaches of tail gas destruction tower with the fan for the gas that gets into in the fan no longer contains ozone, has realized then the protection to the fan, prolongs the life of fan.
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fig. 2 is a schematic structural block diagram of the defoaming mechanism of the present invention;
FIG. 3 is a block diagram of the structure of the tail gas destruction unit of FIG. 1.
Reference numerals: 10. a raw water pool, 20, an ozone generating unit, 21, an ozone generator, 22, an ozone buffer tank, 30, an ozone oxidation tower, 31, a first shell, 32, a first microporous aeration disc, 33, a first micro-nano release head, 34, a defoaming net, 35, a centrifugal defoaming machine, 351, an air suction piece, 36, a spray water pump, 37, a spray head, 40, an ozone pressure-dissolving integrated unit, 50, an ozone catalytic oxidation tower, 51, a second shell, 52, a second microporous aeration disc, 53, a catalyst, 54, a second micro-nano release head, 60, a water production release pool, 70, a gas-liquid separation tank, 80, a stabilizing tank, 90, a tail gas destruction unit, 91, a tail gas inlet, 92, a demister, 921, a demister tank body, 922, a demisting net, 93, a tail gas destruction tower, 931, a destruction tower tank body, a tail gas destruction catalyst layer, 933, a heater, 94, a fan, 95, 92, a tail gas destruction unit, a demister, An air supply valve.
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The technical solution of the embodiments of the present invention will be clearly and completely described below with reference to the accompanying drawings of the present invention.
As shown in fig. 1, the wastewater treatment system disclosed by the present invention comprises a raw water tank 10, an ozone generating unit 20, an ozone oxidation tower 30, an ozone pressure-dissolution integrated unit 40, an ozone catalytic oxidation tower 50 and a produced water releasing tank 60. Wherein, the raw water tank 10 is used for storing wastewater to be treated; an ozone generating unit 20 for generating ozone gas; the input end of the ozone oxidation tower 30 is connected with both the raw water tank 10 and the ozone generating unit 20, and the output end is connected with the ozone pressure-dissolving integrated unit 40, and is used for carrying out oxidation treatment on wastewater to be treated in the raw water tank 10 by using ozone gas generated by the ozone generating unit 20 and conveying the wastewater after the oxidation treatment to the ozone pressure-dissolving integrated unit 40; the input end of the ozone pressure-dissolving integrated unit 40 is connected with the ozone generating unit 20 and the ozone oxidation tower 30, and the output end is connected with the ozone oxidation tower 30 and the ozone catalytic oxidation tower 50, and is used for pressurizing the wastewater treated by the ozone oxidation tower 30, mixing, pressurizing and dissolving the ozone gas generated by the ozone generating unit 20 and the pressurized wastewater, and conveying the mixed wastewater to the ozone oxidation tower 30 and the ozone catalytic oxidation tower 50; the input end of the ozone catalytic oxidation tower 50 is connected with the ozone generating unit 20, the ozone pressure-dissolution integrated unit 40 is respectively connected, and the output end is connected with the produced water release tank 60, and is used for performing catalytic oxidation treatment on the wastewater treated by the ozone pressure-dissolution integrated unit 40 by using ozone gas generated by the ozone generating unit 20 and conveying the treated wastewater into the produced water release tank 60; the produced water releasing tank 60 is used for storing the treated wastewater.
As shown in fig. 1, the ozone generating unit 20 includes an ozone generator 21 and an ozone buffer tank 22, an input end of the ozone buffer tank 22 is connected to the ozone generator 21, an output end of the ozone buffer tank 22 is respectively communicated to the ozone oxidation tower 30, the ozone catalytic oxidation tower 50 and the ozone pressure-dissolving integrated unit 40, the ozone generator 21 is used for generating ozone gas, and the ozone buffer tank 22 is used for buffering the ozone gas. In operation, the ozone generator 21 delivers the generated ozone gas to the ozone buffer tank 22, and the ozone gas stabilized in the ozone buffer tank 22 is delivered to the ozone oxidation tower 30, the ozone catalytic oxidation tower 50, and the ozone pressure-dissolving integrated unit 40.
Further, the wastewater treatment system further comprises a gas-liquid separation tank 70 and a stabilization tank 80, wherein the gas-liquid separation tank 70 is used for separating gas and liquid, the input end of the gas-liquid separation tank 70 is connected with the ozone buffer tank 22 and the stabilization tank 80, and the output end of the gas-liquid separation tank is respectively connected with the ozone oxidation tower 30 and the ozone catalytic oxidation tower 50. In practice, the ozone gas separated in the gas-liquid separation tank 70 is supplied to the ozone oxidation tower 30 and the catalytic ozone oxidation tower 50, respectively.
As shown in fig. 1, the ozone oxidation tower 30 includes a first housing 31, a first microporous aeration disk 32 for performing an aeration treatment on ozone gas is provided in the first housing 31, and the first microporous aeration disk 32 is connected to an ozone buffer tank 22 in the ozone generating unit 20 through a gas-liquid separation tank 70. In practice, the ozone gas in the ozone buffer tank 22 is treated by the gas-liquid separation tank 70 and then uniformly released into the first housing 31 through the first microporous aeration disk 32, and the ozone gas generates bubbles during the release process, so that the ozone gas is fully contacted with the wastewater.
In this embodiment, the first microporous aeration disk 32 is disposed near the bottom of the first housing 31 so that the ozone gas contacts the wastewater sufficiently during the movement from the bottom to the top of the first housing 31 to degrade harmful sites in the wastewater. The first microporous aeration disk 32 is preferably a titanium microporous aeration disk, but in other embodiments, the location of the first microporous aeration disk 32 and the material used may be selected according to actual needs.
Further, in order to prevent the microporous aeration disc from being blocked or corroded in the working process, the surface of the first microporous aeration disc 32 is coated with a fluorocarbon lining material layer, and the fluorocarbon lining material layer does not adsorb organic matters and silicon pollutants, so that the blockage or corrosion of the aeration head can be avoided. Further, a defoaming mechanism for defoaming is further arranged in the ozone oxidation tower 30, and the defoaming mechanism comprises any one or a combination of a defoaming net 34, a spraying assembly and a centrifugal defoaming machine 35. Wherein the demister net 34 is arranged near the top of the first housing 31. The defoaming net 34 is a net structure formed by a plurality of metal wires and has higher density, when foam rises to the defoaming net 34, the defoaming net 34 further cuts the foam, so that liquid drops are formed, the foam is eliminated, and the influence of the foam on the foam during ozone reaction is solved.
The spray assembly comprises a spray water pump 36 and a spray head 37, the spray water pump 36 is connected with the spray head 37 through a pipeline, the spray water pump 36 is connected with the bottom of the first shell 31, and the spray head 37 is arranged inside the first shell 31 and is positioned above the liquid in the first shell 31. During the implementation, the waste water of spray pump 36 in with the first casing inhales, through on pipeline transmission reaches shower head 37, sprays on the foam through shower head 37 again to eliminate the foam that produces in the ozone oxidation tower 30, prevented that the foam from to the insufficient influence of ozone reaction in the ozone oxidation tower 30.
The centrifugal defoaming machine 35 has a horn-shaped suction member 351, and in the implementation, the centrifugal defoaming machine 35 sucks the foam in the first housing 31 into the centrifugal defoaming machine 35 through the suction member 351, and the centrifugal defoaming machine 35 further centrifuges the foam to form liquid drops, and the liquid drops are conveyed into the ozone oxidation tower 30, so that the foam is eliminated.
As shown in fig. 1, the ozone pressure-dissolving integrated unit 40 includes a booster pump (not shown) and a gas-liquid mixing assembly (not shown), wherein an input end of the booster pump is communicated with the ozone oxidation tower 30, an output end of the booster pump is connected with the gas-liquid mixing assembly, and the gas-liquid mixing assembly is respectively communicated with the ozone buffer tank 22 and the ozone catalytic oxidation tower 50. Wherein, the booster pump is used for carrying out the pressure boost to the waste water after ozone oxidation tower 30 handles, and the gas-liquid mixture subassembly is arranged in mixing the pressure boost with the ozone gas that produces in the ozone production unit and the waste water after ozone oxidation tower 30 handles and dissolves to form the air water mixture of pressure boost, with the realization to the pressure boost of ozone, effectively improve the solubility and the concentration of ozone in the waste water, improved ozone utilization ratio. In practice, the wastewater treated by the ozone oxidation tower 30 is conveyed to a booster pump, the booster pump boosts the wastewater and conveys the wastewater to a gas-liquid mixing component, meanwhile, the ozone gas treated by the ozone buffer tank 22 is conveyed to the gas-liquid mixing component, and the gas-liquid mixing component mixes the wastewater and the ozone gas and conveys the mixture to the ozone oxidation tower 30 and the ozone catalytic oxidation tower 50 for further treatment.
As shown in fig. 1, the stabilizing tank 80 in the wastewater treatment unit is a stabilizing tank 80 for performing pressure stabilization treatment on the wastewater treated by the ozone pressure and dissolution integrated unit 40, wherein an input end of the stabilizing tank 80 is connected with the ozone pressure and dissolution integrated unit 40, and an output end thereof is respectively connected with the ozone oxidation tower 30, the ozone catalytic oxidation tower 50 and the gas-liquid separation tank 70. In practice, the ozone pressure-dissolving integrated unit 40 feeds the wastewater mixed with ozone gas to the stabilization tank 80 for pressure stabilization treatment, and the stabilization tank 80 further feeds the gas-water mixture to the ozone oxidation tower 30 and the ozone catalytic oxidation tower 50, respectively, and simultaneously feeds the ozone gas inside to the gas-liquid separation tank 70.
Further, a first micro-nano release head 33 for uniformly distributing water is arranged in the first shell 31 of the ozone oxidation tower 30, and the stabilization tank 80 is connected with the ozone oxidation tower 30 through the first micro-nano release head 33 to convey part of the gas-water mixed liquid into the ozone oxidation tower 30, so that the circular treatment of wastewater is realized, the wastewater is sufficiently oxidized, and harmful substances in the wastewater are sufficiently degraded. In this embodiment, the first micro-nano release head 33 is disposed near the bottom of the first housing 31.
As shown in fig. 1, the ozone catalytic oxidation tower 50 comprises a second housing 51, a second microporous aeration disc 52 for performing aeration treatment on ozone gas is arranged in the second housing 51, and the second microporous aeration disc 52 is connected with the ozone buffer tank 22 in the ozone generating unit 20 through a gas-liquid separation tank 70. In practice, the ozone gas in the ozone buffer tank 22 is treated by the gas-liquid separation tank 70 and then uniformly released into the second housing 51 through the second microporous aeration disc 52, and the ozone gas generates bubbles during the release process, so that the ozone gas is fully contacted with the wastewater.
In this embodiment, the second microporous aeration disk 52 is disposed near the bottom of the second housing 51 so that the ozone gas contacts the wastewater sufficiently during the movement from the bottom to the top of the second housing 51 to degrade harmful sites in the wastewater. The second microporous aeration disc 52 is preferably a titanium microporous aeration disc, but in other embodiments, the location of the second microporous aeration disc 52 and the material used may be selected according to actual needs.
Further, in order to prevent the microporous aeration disc from being blocked or corroded during the operation process, the surface of the second microporous aeration disc 52 is coated with a fluorocarbon lining material layer, and the fluorocarbon lining material layer does not adsorb organic matters and silicon pollutants, so that the blockage or corrosion of the aeration head can be avoided.
Further, a catalyst 53 is further disposed in the second housing 51, and the catalyst 53 is a ternary co-crystallization catalyst, and reacts with ozone to remove harmful substances in the wastewater.
Further, a second micro-nano release head 54 for uniform water distribution is further arranged in the second shell 51, and the output end of the stabilization tank 80 is connected with the ozone catalytic oxidation tower 50 through the second micro-nano release head 54. During implementation, the gas-water mixed solution in the stabilization tank 80 is uniformly released into the second shell 51 through the second micro-nano release head 54. In this embodiment, the second micro-nano release head 54 is disposed near the bottom of the second housing 51.
Referring to fig. 1 and 2, a defoaming mechanism is also provided in the catalytic ozonation tower 50, and the defoaming mechanism includes any one or a combination of more of a defoaming net 34, a spray assembly, and a centrifugal defoaming machine 35. The detailed structures of the defoaming net 34, the spraying assembly and the centrifugal defoaming machine 35 are described above, and are not described in detail herein. In this embodiment, both the ozone oxidation tower 30 and the ozone catalytic oxidation tower 50 are provided with defoaming devices, but in other embodiments, a defoaming mechanism may be provided in any one of them according to actual needs.
As shown in fig. 1 and 3, the system further includes a tail gas destruction unit 90, which is in communication with the ozone oxidation tower 30 and the catalytic ozonation tower 50, respectively, and is configured to treat the unreacted ozone in the ozone oxidation tower 30 and the catalytic ozonation tower 50, and convert the unreacted ozone into oxygen for discharge. Specifically, the tail gas destruction unit 90 includes an ozone tail gas inlet 91, a demister 92, a tail gas destruction tower 93 and a fan 94, wherein the ozone tail gas inlet 91 is connected to the demister 92 and is used for conveying ozone tail gas into the demister 92; the demister 92 is communicated with the tail gas destruction tower 93 and is used for separating liquid drops carried in the ozone tail gas; the tail gas destruction tower 93 is communicated with a fan 94 and used for catalyzing or heating ozone so that the ozone tail gas reaches the standard and is discharged. In this embodiment, the components of the exhaust destruction device are connected by pipes.
During the implementation, start fan 94, under fan 94's effect, ozone tail gas passes through ozone tail gas air inlet 91 and gets into defroster 92 in, carries to tail gas destruction tower 93 after getting rid of the liquid drop of smuggleing secretly through defroster 92 in, and tail gas destruction tower 93 is handled ozone tail gas through the mode of catalyst catalysis and/or heating, and the gas after up to standard passes through fan 94 and carries to the external world.
As shown in fig. 3, the demister 92 includes a demister tank 921 and a demister net 922, and the demister net 922 is provided in the demister tank 921. During the implementation, ozone tail gas gets into the back in the defroster jar body 921 through ozone tail gas air inlet 91, under the effect of defogging net 922, the liquid drop of smuggleing secretly in the ozone tail gas separates with ozone tail gas. In this embodiment, ozone tail gas air inlet 91 and the defroster jar body 921 integrated into one piece, ozone tail gas air inlet 91 is preferred to be close to the bottom setting of the defroster jar body 921, and of course, in other embodiments, ozone tail gas air inlet 91 also can be linked together through pipeline and the defroster jar body 921 to carry ozone tail gas to in the defroster 92.
As shown in fig. 3, the exhaust gas destruction tower 93 includes a destruction tower tank 931, and an exhaust gas destruction catalyst layer 932 and/or a heater 933 are provided in the destruction tower tank 931, wherein a catalyst in the exhaust gas destruction catalyst layer 932 chemically reacts with ozone to perform destruction treatment on the ozone; the heater 933 heats ozone to cause a chemical reaction, that is, ozone is heated and then converted into oxygen, thereby realizing ozone destruction. In this embodiment, the exhaust gas destruction catalyst layer 932 is preferably provided above the heater 933.
As shown in fig. 3, an air compensating valve 95 is disposed on a pipeline of the tail gas destruction tower 93, which is communicated with the fan 94, and cold air can be supplemented into the air entering the fan 94 through the air compensating valve 95 to cool the fan 94, so as to protect the fan 94 and prolong the service life of the fan 94. Through locating fan 94 in the low reaches of tail gas destruction tower 93 for the gas that gets into in fan 94 no longer contains ozone, has then realized the protection to fan 94, prolongs fan 94's life.
The working principle of the wastewater treatment system is as follows:
the wastewater in the raw water tank 10 is conveyed to the ozone oxidation tower 30 through a lifting pump, meanwhile, after ozone gas generated by an ozone generator 21 is stabilized by an ozone buffer tank 22, a part of the ozone gas is conveyed to a gas-liquid separation tank 70, a part of the ozone gas is conveyed to the ozone pressure-dissolution integrated unit 40, the gas-liquid separation tank 70 conveys the separated ozone gas to the ozone oxidation tower 30 and the ozone catalytic oxidation tower 50 respectively, the ozone gas is released into the ozone oxidation tower 30 through a first microporous aeration disc 32 and a first micro-nano release head 33, and is conveyed into the ozone catalytic oxidation tower 50 through a second microporous aeration disc 52 and a second micro-nano release head 54;
the ozone oxidation tower 30 performs oxidation treatment on the wastewater to be treated by using ozone gas, degrades harmful substances in the wastewater, and conveys the wastewater after the oxidation treatment to the ozone pressure-dissolution integrated unit 40.
The booster pump in the ozone pressure-dissolution integrated unit 40 boosts the wastewater treated by the ozone oxidation tower 30 and then delivers the wastewater to the gas-liquid mixing component, meanwhile, the ozone gas treated by the ozone buffer tank 22 is delivered to the gas-liquid mixing component, the gas-liquid mixing component mixes, boosts and dissolves the wastewater and the ozone gas and then delivers the wastewater to the stabilization tank 80, after the stabilization tank 80 stabilizes the wastewater mixed with the ozone gas, a part of the wastewater is delivered to the ozone oxidation tower 30 and continues to be oxidized by the ozone oxidation tower 30, and a part of the wastewater is delivered to the ozone catalytic oxidation tower 50 for catalytic oxidation treatment. Through the cyclic treatment of the wastewater, the wastewater can be fully oxidized, and harmful substances in the wastewater can be fully degraded.
The ozone catalytic oxidation tower 50 performs catalytic oxidation treatment on the wastewater treated by the ozone pressure-dissolution integrated unit 40, and conveys the treated wastewater to the produced water release tank 60 for storage.
The unreacted ozone gas in the ozone oxidation tower 30 and the ozone catalytic oxidation tower 50 is conveyed to the tail gas destruction unit 90, and is discharged after being converted into oxygen gas by the tail gas destruction unit 90, so that the environmental pollution is avoided.
The utility model discloses a set up ozone pressure and dissolve integration unit, utilize micro-nano aeration mode to ozone gas in the waste water, can effectively improve the solubility and the concentration of ozone in the waste water, improve the utilization ratio of ozone, simultaneously through setting up ozonation tower 30 and ozone catalytic oxidation tower 50 to harmful substance in the waste water is got rid of to multistage oxidation reaction form, avoids waste water to cause water resource pollution.
The technical contents and features of the present invention have been disclosed as above, however, those skilled in the art can still make various substitutions and modifications based on the teaching and disclosure of the present invention without departing from the spirit of the present invention, therefore, the protection scope of the present invention should not be limited to the contents disclosed in the embodiments, but should include various substitutions and modifications without departing from the present invention, and should be covered by the claims of the present patent application.
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1. A wastewater treatment system, characterized in that the wastewater treatment system comprises
An ozone generating unit for generating ozone gas;
the ozone oxidation tower is connected with the ozone generation unit and is used for inputting the wastewater to be treated and oxidizing the wastewater to be treated by using the ozone gas generated by the ozone generation unit;
the ozone pressure-dissolving integrated unit is connected with the ozone oxidation tower and the ozone generation unit and is used for pressurizing the wastewater treated by the ozone oxidation tower and mixing, pressurizing and dissolving the ozone gas generated by the ozone generation unit and the pressurized wastewater;
and the ozone catalytic oxidation tower is connected with the ozone generation unit and the ozone pressure-dissolving integrated unit and is used for performing catalytic oxidation treatment on the wastewater treated by the ozone oxidation tower by using the ozone gas generated by the ozone generation unit and outputting the treated wastewater.
2. The wastewater treatment system of claim 1, wherein the ozone generating unit comprises
An ozone generator for generating ozone gas;
the input end of the ozone buffer tank is connected with the ozone generator, the output end of the ozone buffer tank is respectively connected with the ozone oxidation tower, the ozone catalytic oxidation tower and the ozone pressure-dissolving integrated unit, and the ozone buffer tank is used for stabilizing ozone gas and respectively conveying the stabilized ozone gas to the ozone oxidation tower, the ozone catalytic oxidation tower and the ozone pressure-dissolving integrated unit.
3. The wastewater treatment system of claim 1, further comprising a stabilization tank, wherein an input end of the stabilization tank is connected with the ozone pressure-dissolution integrated unit, and an output end of the stabilization tank is respectively connected with the ozone oxidation tower and the ozone catalytic oxidation tower, and is used for conveying the wastewater mixed with ozone to the ozone oxidation tower and the ozone catalytic oxidation tower respectively.
4. The wastewater treatment system according to claim 3, further comprising a gas-liquid separation tank, wherein the input end of the gas-liquid separation tank is communicated with the ozone generation unit and the stabilization tank, and the output end of the gas-liquid separation tank is respectively connected with the ozone oxidation tower and the ozone catalytic oxidation tower, and is used for separating ozone gas from liquid and delivering the separated ozone gas to the ozone oxidation tower and the ozone catalytic oxidation tower respectively.
5. The wastewater treatment system of claim 1, wherein the ozone oxidation tower and/or the ozone catalytic oxidation tower is provided with a defoaming mechanism for removing foam, the defoaming mechanism comprising any one or more of a defoaming net, a spray assembly and a centrifugal defoaming machine.
6. The wastewater treatment system of claim 1, wherein the ozone-pressure-dissolution integrated unit comprises
The booster pump is connected with the ozone oxidation tower and is used for carrying out pressurization treatment on the wastewater treated by the ozone oxidation tower;
and the gas-liquid mixing component is communicated with the booster pump, the ozone generating unit and the ozone catalytic oxidation tower, is used for mixing, boosting and dissolving the boosted wastewater and the ozone gas, conveying the mixture to a stabilizing tank, and then conveying the mixture to the ozone oxidation tower and the ozone catalytic oxidation tower.
7. The wastewater treatment system according to claim 1, further comprising a tail gas destruction unit for converting unreacted ozone into oxygen, wherein the tail gas destruction unit comprises an ozone tail gas inlet, a demister, a tail gas destruction tower and a fan, one end of the ozone tail gas inlet is connected to both the ozone oxidation tower and the ozone catalytic oxidation tower, the opposite end of the ozone tail gas inlet is connected to the demister, the tail gas destruction tower is connected between the demister and the fan through a pipeline, and a gas replenishment valve for replenishing cooling gas into the pipeline is arranged on the pipeline between the tail gas destruction tower and the fan.
8. The wastewater treatment system according to claim 1, wherein a first microporous aeration disk is provided in the ozone oxidation tower, a second microporous aeration disk is provided in the ozone catalytic oxidation tower, and a fluorocarbon lining layer for preventing organic matter and silicon from being contaminated is provided on the first microporous aeration disk and/or the second microporous aeration disk.
9. The wastewater treatment system according to claim 1, wherein a first micro-nano release head is arranged in the ozone oxidation tower, a second micro-nano release head is arranged in the ozone catalytic oxidation tower, and the first micro-nano release head and the second micro-nano release head are used for releasing micro-nano ozone bubbles into the ozone oxidation tower and the ozone catalytic oxidation tower.
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