EP2125174A1 - Method and device for treating a liquid - Google Patents
Method and device for treating a liquidInfo
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Definitions
- the invention relates to a method for the treatment of a liquid.
- the invention relates to a method for introducing gas into a liquid.
- the loading of a liquid with gas is advantageous for a variety of purposes. For example, it allows chemical reactions between the gas and the liquid or between the gas and substances contained in the liquid.
- One possible use is in the treatment of water, both drinking water and wastewater, where by introducing correspondingly reactive gases, the germ load can be reduced.
- the object of the invention is to provide an effective method for introducing gases into a liquid.
- a method for the treatment of a liquid comprises the following steps:
- the introduction of gas into the liquid takes place in two stages, so to speak.
- the cavitation element initially mixes the gas with it reaches the liquid at which the mean bubble size is still relatively high. Since the gas is introduced, in particular directly by means of a gas supply line to the surface of the Kavitationselements, it is ensured that the gas passes through the Kavitationsprozeß practically completely in the liquid.
- the sound waves that are introduced into the liquid by the acoustic power converter cause a reduction of the gas bubbles as a "second stage", so that the mean bubble size in the entire liquid is significantly reduced, but it should be noted that the movement of the cavitation element and the In this way, a sonochemical solution of the gas in the liquid is achieved, whereby a high and especially predominant proportion of the gas is present in a molecularly dispersively dissolved form can be present as a pure substance or mixture of substances.
- the inventive method it is possible to introduce a significantly higher proportion of gas in the liquid than with conventional known methods.
- the space is completely with
- Liquid filled so that the sound waves propagate throughout the room and can be reflected back into the liquid from all directions.
- the introduced amount of gas is advantageously chosen so and the introduction of the gas is advantageously carried out so that no gas volume is formed over the liquid.
- the acoustic power converter is preferably a piezoelectric element, which may be designed, for example, disk-shaped.
- Each of the acoustic power converters has direct contact with the fluid so that the sound waves are radiated directly into the fluid.
- Direct contact means in this
- the acoustic power converter outputs sound waves of different frequencies. If several power converters are provided, these generate sound waves in the same or in different ones
- the frequency of the sound waves in the ultrasonic range in particular between 400 and 1500 kHz. Particularly preferred frequencies between 600 and 1200 kHz are used.
- the acoustic power converter is operated pulsed. This pulse duration is chosen so that the most effective possible crushing of the gas bubbles and dissolving the gas takes place in the liquid. If several acoustic power converters are provided, all or only some of them can be operated in pulse mode, with the same or different pulse durations and pulse frequencies.
- a flow body is preferably used, which is shaped so that it generates zones along its surface with the highest possible flow velocity in order to achieve the highest possible cavitation and thus good mixing of the gas with the liquid.
- the mechanical cavitation element is for example disc-shaped or disk-shaped.
- a disk can be used which is provided with special structures, such as ellipsoidal pockets, in the region of which very high flow velocities are formed.
- the supply of gas is preferably in the range of the highest
- the liquid flows through the room.
- the method is therefore not applied to a stationary volume of liquid, but to flowing in fürflußtama by the corresponding device liquid.
- space is to be understood in a broad sense, which essentially describes the coherent volume around the cavitation element up to the volume around the acoustic power converters, which may be in close proximity to each other or at a certain distance from each other
- the space may be formed by a single larger chamber in which both the cavitation element and the one or more acoustic power converter are arranged or by a plurality of chambers, but by However, it is always advantageous if the ultrasound acts up to the cavitation element, but it is always advantageous if the entire space containing the cavitation element and the orthe acoustic power converter comprises as uniformly as possible through the sound waves of the / the acoustic power converter (s).
- the cavitation element is upstream of the acoustic
- At least one acoustic power converter can be arranged upstream of the cavitation element.
- This acoustic power converter is advantageously provided in addition to the power converter arranged downstream of the cavitation element. It has been found that degassing by means of acoustic power converter is very effective. In this way, the liquid that reaches the Kavitationselement, largely free of gas and can therefore be recharged to a higher degree with gas.
- the time interval between the passage of the cavitation element and the passage of the acoustic power converter can be up to 10 seconds without any loss of gas loading efficiency.
- the gas can be fed into the system in liquid form, which facilitates feed and storage. If, for example, liquid oxygen is used, there is also an advantageous cooling effect on the cavitation element and the surrounding liquid, which increases the solubility of the gas in the liquid, since the temperature of the liquid can be deliberately lowered.
- the inventive method can be used very well for the treatment of water, especially of drinking or wastewater.
- the gas contains at least one gas with oxidative properties, such as ozone.
- the UV irradiation causes a conversion of oxygen to ozone.
- the UV treatment can for example take place immediately before the exit of the gas at the cavitation element or else elsewhere in the gas supply system. It can be used to a UV lamp. Irradiation with X-rays or gamma rays is also conceivable.
- the method according to the invention can be used, for example, for sterilizing the liquid or generally destroying bacteria, viruses, fungal spores, toxins or endocrine substances or for denaturing proteins. In addition, it can generally be used for the gassing of liquids, not just water or wastewater, with any suitable gas.
- the invention also relates to a device, in particular for carrying out one of the described methods, having a space, a mechanical cavitation element arranged in the space, a gas supply device whose outlet opens in close proximity to the surface of the cavitation element and an acoustical power converter arranged in the space, thus arranged is that it emits sound waves directly into the room.
- the space is filled with the liquid, preferably completely, so that the movement of the mechanical cavitation element causes cavitation in the liquid and the acoustic power converter (s) are in direct contact with the liquid and direct sound waves into the liquid Couple in the liquid.
- the space preferably has a non-rotationally symmetrical cross section in the region of the cavitation element.
- the cross section may be polygonal, for example.
- FIG. 1 is a partial sectional view of a device according to the invention for carrying out a method according to the invention
- FIG. 1 is a partially sectioned plan view of the device in Figure 1;
- FIGS. 3 and 4 are views of a mechanical cavitation element for use in the device according to the invention and for carrying out the method according to the invention
- FIGS. 5 and 6 are views of an acoustic power converter for use in the device according to the invention and in the method according to the invention.
- FIGS. 7 and 8 show a piezoelectric element for use in an acoustic power converter according to FIGS. 5 and 6.
- Figure 1 shows an apparatus for carrying out a method for the treatment of liquids by loading the liquid with gas.
- a space 12 for receiving the liquid has an inlet 14 and a drain 16.
- the space 12 is formed in this example as a single chamber.
- the process is operated in the flow principle, that is, the liquid flows through the inlet 14 into the space 12 at a uniform flow rate and out of the space 12 out of the drain 16.
- Inlet 14 and outlet 16 are arranged on opposite sides of the space 12 in the axial direction A offset from one another.
- the device 10 is oriented so that the inlet 14 is located at the lower end of the space 12.
- the entire space 12 is completely filled with liquid.
- a mechanical Kavitationselement 17 here in the form of a shaped as a flow body, horizontally and rotatably mounted discus-shaped with opposite convex sides, which meet at a sharp peripheral wheel.
- Cavitation element 17 is connected via a hollow shaft 18 with a continuously variable
- the cavitation element 17 is completely immersed in the liquid and is moved so fast that cavitation occurs in the liquid.
- the gas supply line 21 is connected to a channel 22, which opens out of the room 12 and which can be connected to a gas supply (not shown).
- the gas can be supplied in liquid form, it being advantageous, depending on the temperature of the liquid gas, if the gas is already gaseous on entering the channel 22.
- cooled liquid gas such as liquid oxygen
- the gas supply simultaneously contributes to the cooling of the entire device 10 and thus also to the cooling of the liquid in the space 12.
- FIGS 3 and 4 show a possible formation of a Kavitationselements 17.
- the Kavitationselement 17 has the shape of a
- two ellipsoidal pockets 44 are provided.
- a plurality of circumferentially slightly offset pockets 46 are formed in the back 42, wherein the depth of the pockets 44, 46 is selected so that in the region of the pockets
- Cavitation element 17 are formed.
- two of these openings are designated by the reference numeral 48. Due to this configuration, very high flow velocities are formed not only in the region of the peripheral edge of the cavitation element 17 but also in the region of the pockets 44, 46, which results in a very high cavitation effect precisely at these points.
- the gas supply line 21 opens directly on the surface of the Kavitationselements 17, as can be seen in Figures 3 and 4.
- the gas to be supplied flows through the channel 22, which is connected via a transverse bore 25 with the hollow shaft 18.
- the gas supply line 21 terminates in the interior of the Kavitationselements 17 in an outlet which is in the form of several obliquely to the central axis M aligned mouth channels 50, each extending to the surface of the Kavitationselements 17 and in the concrete example, the surface on the inside of the pockets 46th to reach. That through the gas supply Induced gas thus exits directly on the surface of the Kavitationselements 17 and is introduced in the region of the highest cavitation effect in the liquid.
- the exit angle ⁇ of the mouth channels 50 (measured to the vertical) is here about 50 °, but can of course be adapted to the particular application.
- the gas supply in the immediate vicinity of the surface of the Kavitationselements can also be done elsewhere, not only through the Kavitationselement.
- the cross section of the space 12 (see FIG. 1) in the region of the cavitation element 17 is chosen differently from the circular shape and is not rotationally symmetrical.
- it is polygonal, such as triangular, quadrangular or pentagonal. This serves to increase the cavitation effect by preventing the formation of a rotating flow around the cavitation element 17.
- the space 12 is enclosed by a wall 24 which holds the liquid in the
- the space 12 also includes two short, angled at 90 ° connection piece 30, 32, to each of which an acoustic power converter 26, 28 is connected and connect the acoustic power converter 26, 28 with the chamber containing the Kavitationselement 17.
- Both acoustic power converters 26, 28 are designed here as ultrasound transmitters and operate in a frequency range from 400 to 1500 kHz, preferably in a frequency range from 600 to 1200 kHz.
- the nozzle 30 opens at the level of the inlet 14, offset in the circumferential direction of the chamber by 90 ° from this, while the nozzle 32 opens at the level of the drain 16, also offset by 90 ° from this.
- the two acoustic power converters 26, 28 are axially spaced apart, so that no direct coupling of sound waves of a power converter can be done in the other power converter.
- the acoustic power converters couple ultrasonic energy as an elementary wave directly into the liquid and also into the cavitation element 17, on both sides of each disk-shaped power converter 26, 28.
- Each of the acoustic power converters 26, 28 simultaneously radiates a spectrum of different frequencies.
- At least the acoustic power converter 28, optionally also the acoustic power converter 26 are not operated in continuous operation, but pulsed, with pulse frequency and pulse duration to the respective geometry of the
- Figures 5 to 8 show a possible embodiment of an acoustic power converter, as it can be used for the acoustic power converter 26, 28.
- a disk-shaped actuator 60 which consists here of a piezoelectric material, is arranged in a housing 62, which is preferably made of electrically non-conductive ceramic or plastic. Both end faces 64 are coated with an electrically conductive contact layer, here a silver layer 66. Both end faces 64 are also covered, except for a circular area near the edge, with a chemically inert protective layer 68, in particular gas, which covers the entire area of the actuator 60 which comes into contact with the liquid.
- the electrically conductive layer 66 is used for contacting and for exciting the piezoelectric material and is connected in a known manner with a controllable voltage generator.
- the actuator 60 is inserted in the housing 62 so that the junction between the protective layer 68 and the electrically conductive layer 66 is sealed by elastic seals 70.
- the liquid can flow into the housing 52, so that they are in direct
- the cavitation element 17 is set in such rapid rotation that cavitation takes place in the liquid.
- Gas is directed to the surface of the cavitation element 17 by the gas supply device. Due to the Kavitations Sign the introduced gas is almost completely introduced into the liquid.
- the introduced gas quantity can For example, be 285 g / h for oxygen in well water at a temperature of 15 C C.
- the mean bubble size is still relatively large.
- the two-stage process according to the invention is based on the introduction of the gas through the cavitation element 17 and the subsequent treatment of the gas bubbles already present in the liquid by sound waves emitted by the acoustic power converters 26, 28.
- the cavitation element 17 and one or both acoustic power converters 26, 28 in different, interconnected only by piping chambers. It has been found that the distance can be chosen so large that can pass between the passage of the Kavitationselements 17 and the acoustic power converter 26, 28 up to 10s, in which the liquid flows from one chamber into the other chamber. It should be noted that the geometry of the space 12 is chosen so that the entire room is constantly sonicated by the sound waves of the acoustic power converter 26, 28. It is possible to arrange suitable reflectors in the space 12.
- the geometry of the space 12 and the arrangement of the acoustic power converters 26, 28 is selected so that as few standing waves form in the space 12.
- the fluidically first acoustic power converter 26 can also be used to degas the liquid before it is again charged with gas.
- the inflowing liquid is exposed directly to the sound waves of the acoustic power converter 26, which leads to the fact that already dissolved in the liquid gas is expelled from the liquid. Only then does the liquid reach the region of the cavitation element 17, where it is again charged with the specially supplied gas.
- An application of the device 10 and the process operated therewith is the purification of water, in particular wastewater.
- the device 10 can be used for example in sewage treatment plants for the treatment of wastewater.
- the gas supplied is preferably ozone-containing, with pure oxygen or even air as starting gas can be used.
- irradiation with UV light is provided in the region of the gas supply device.
- This can be done by a UV lamp, which is arranged for example in the region of the channel 22 or even the hollow shaft 18.
- the UV lamp can also be irradiated with X-rays or gamma rays.
- the supply of high energy radiation results in some of the oxygen being converted to ozone. Since the generation of the ozone is in the immediate vicinity of the exit of the gas, there is no problem that the ozone between the generation and the introduction into the liquid decomposes again. However, it is also possible to produce the ozone with a conventional ozone generator and then to feed the wastewater.
- the gas may be in liquid form, e.g. in the form of liquid oxygen are fed into the system, wherein it is preferably present in gaseous form when entering the channel 22.
- viruses, fungal spores and proteins, toxins or, particularly interesting, endocrine-safe substances are destroyed.
- the destruction takes place mainly by known means by denaturation, ie a reaction of the ozone with certain chemical groups of the protein molecule.
- the gas remains in solution for longer than in conventional methods, since a very small bubble size is achieved.
- Bubbles with a diameter of a few angstroms or a few nanometers no longer behave like larger gas bubbles that rise directly to the surface, but behave sometimes even heavier than water and sink to the bottom. In addition, they are much more durable in the liquid than larger gas bubbles. Unlike the larger gas bubbles is in the
- ⁇ approximately equal to the ambient pressure in the liquid. They also connect much less with each other to larger bubbles, so that the component remains at the smallest bubbles very long in the liquid.
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