JPS60193508A - Solid-liquid separator - Google Patents

Solid-liquid separator

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JPS60193508A
JPS60193508A JP59050526A JP5052684A JPS60193508A JP S60193508 A JPS60193508 A JP S60193508A JP 59050526 A JP59050526 A JP 59050526A JP 5052684 A JP5052684 A JP 5052684A JP S60193508 A JPS60193508 A JP S60193508A
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liquid separator
turbid matter
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Masa Iwai
岩井 雅
Yasushi Akama
赤間 泰
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Hitachi Plant Construction Co Ltd
Hitachi Plant Technologies Ltd
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Abstract

PURPOSE:To obtain a solid-liquid separator which has a small floor are and long duration time of filtration even if the turbid matter concn. of water to be treated is high by dividing the separator to a filter zone and a settling zone and using a floating packing material having the specific gravity smaller than 1 for a filter medium. CONSTITUTION:Water to be treated contg. turbid matter supplied to a solid- liquid separator 1 through a supply pipe 7 for the water to be treated. The turbid matter which settles fast is first settled and removed in the settling zone and is then passed in upward current through a floating filter medium layer 3 by which the turbid matter is removed. The treated water is discharged to the outside of the column through a discharge pipe 4 for the treated water. A washing stage is executed by introducing washing water through a supply pipe 5 for the washing water into the separator, oscillating and agitating the floating filter media to strip the captured turbid matter from the filter media, entraining the same into the washing water passing through the media in downward current and discharging the same together with the turbid matter settled in the settling zone to the outside of the separator through a discharge pipe 6 for the washing water.

Description

【発明の詳細な説明】 〔発明の属する分野〕 本発明は、固液分離装置に係り、特に沈降分離ゾーンを
設けた濾過装置に関する。
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION [Field of the Invention] The present invention relates to a solid-liquid separation device, and particularly to a filtration device provided with a sedimentation separation zone.

〔従来技術〕[Prior art]

廃水中の濁質を除去する装置としでは、一般に濁質濃度
が高い場合には沈降分離装置が適用され。
As a device for removing suspended matter from wastewater, sedimentation separation equipment is generally used when the concentration of suspended matter is high.

濁質濃度が低い場合には粒状原材層を有した濾過装置が
適用されている。
When the concentration of suspended solids is low, a filtration device having a layer of granular raw material is used.

沈降分離装置は濁質粒子の沈降速度(Ut)によシ、そ
の沈降面積囚は決定される。
The sedimentation area of the sedimentation separator is determined by the sedimentation velocity (Ut) of the suspended particles.

A=Q/Ut ただし、Q=処理水量 しかしながら、濁質の沈降速度は大から小へと分布して
おり、沈降分離効率を上げるためには。
A=Q/Ut However, Q=Amount of water to be treated However, the sedimentation speed of suspended solids is distributed from high to low, and in order to increase the sedimentation separation efficiency.

沈降速度の小さな値で設計されるため、大きな沈降速度
の濁質粒子に対しては過剰設備となってしまい、敷地面
積が大きい事が短所となっている。
Since it is designed with a small sedimentation rate, it becomes over-equipped for suspended particles with a high sedimentation rate, and the disadvantage is that the site area is large.

一方、沖過装置は前述したように、濁質濃度が低い場合
に用いられ、一般にその上限値は、50mg / tで
ある。この理由としては炉材層における濁質は、主とし
て、濁質と炉材間又は濁質相互間のふるい分は作用によ
り捕捉されると考えられ。
On the other hand, as mentioned above, the offshore filter device is used when the concentration of suspended solids is low, and its upper limit is generally 50 mg/t. The reason for this is thought to be that the suspended solids in the furnace material layer are mainly trapped by the action of the sieves between the suspended solids and the furnace material or between the suspended solids.

これらは、全て、炉材層内の空隙部で行なわれる事から
、濾過装置の濁質捕捉量は炉材層の空隙率に大きく影響
している事がわかる。濁質捕捉量の限界値に達する1で
の時間を濾過継続時間(のとして、炉材の空隙率に着目
して試算してみると、まず θ =ηε・ ε−r ・H/ (Ci −Co ) 
・U−−・(2)ここで、ηε :空隙利用率 (→ ε :空隙率 (→ γ ;捕捉された濁質のみがけ密度(r/m3)H;層
 高 (→ Ci、Co:被処理水及び処理水の濁質濃度(m9/l
)U ;濾過速度 Cm/ん) となる。いま、従来の粒状原材として、砂又はアンスラ
サイトを用いた場合、その空隙率は0.5(50%)で
あり、又、ηε=0.5. C1=500my7t、γ
” 2X104y/m3 、H”= 2 m、Co :
501ng/、1. U= 8 m / hとして、(
2)式に代入し。
Since these are all carried out in the voids within the furnace material layer, it can be seen that the amount of suspended solids captured by the filtration device has a large effect on the porosity of the furnace material layer. Assuming that the time required to reach the limit value of the amount of suspended solids captured at 1 is the filtration duration (), we will first calculate θ = ηε・ε−r・H/ (Ci − Co)
・U−−・(2) Here, ηε: Void utilization rate (→ ε: Porosity (→ γ; Brushing density of trapped turbidity (r/m3) H; Layer height (→ Ci, Co: Turbidity concentration of treated water and treated water (m9/l
) U ; filtration rate Cm/n). Now, when sand or anthracite is used as a conventional granular raw material, its porosity is 0.5 (50%), and ηε=0.5. C1=500my7t, γ
"2X104y/m3, H"=2m, Co:
501ng/, 1. As U=8 m/h, (
2) Substitute into the formula.

計算すると、濾過継続時間は約3時間となり、実用上9
問題である事がわかる。
When calculated, the filtration duration is about 3 hours, which is 9 hours in practical terms.
I understand that this is a problem.

〔発明の目的〕[Purpose of the invention]

この発明の目的は、前記従来技術の欠点を解消し、被処
理水の濁質濃度が高くても、敷地面積は小さく、かつ、
濾過継続時間が長い、固液分離装置を提供するにある。
The purpose of the present invention is to eliminate the drawbacks of the prior art, and to achieve a small site area even if the turbidity concentration of the water to be treated is high, and
To provide a solid-liquid separator with a long filtration duration.

〔発明の要点〕[Key points of the invention]

本発明は1.沈降しゃすい濁質はあらがじめ沈降゛させ
、沈降分離が困難な濁質は沖過するため、装置内を沖過
ゾーンと沈降ゾーンに分け、濾過ゾーンで用いる炉材は
、空隙率が従来よりも高く、がつ真比重はlより小さな
浮上光てん物とし、沈降ゾーンで沈積した濁質は、濾過
ゾーンを下向流で通水される洗浄水を沈降ゾーンも同時
に通水する事によシ、装置下部から排出するように構成
する。
The present invention consists of 1. The turbidity that is easy to settle is pre-sedimented, and the turbidity that is difficult to separate by sedimentation is filtered through the ocean, so the inside of the device is divided into an offshore zone and a sedimentation zone, and the furnace material used in the filtration zone has a high porosity. The floating particles are higher than conventional ones and have a true specific gravity smaller than l, and the turbidity deposited in the settling zone is removed by washing water that is passed through the filtration zone in a downward flow through the settling zone at the same time. Alternatively, configure the device so that it is discharged from the bottom of the device.

〔発明の実施例〕[Embodiments of the invention]

第1図に本実施例を示す。 FIG. 1 shows this embodiment.

固液分離装置lの内部には、金網2の下に浮上炉材層3
が形成されている。装置上部には、処理水排出管4.と
洗浄水供給管5を設け、装置下部には洗浄水排出管6を
設けている。又、浮上炉材層3の下方で装置の中部には
被処理水供給管7を設けた。
Inside the solid-liquid separator l, there is a flotation furnace material layer 3 under the wire mesh 2.
is formed. At the top of the device, there is a treated water discharge pipe 4. A wash water supply pipe 5 is provided, and a wash water discharge pipe 6 is provided at the bottom of the device. Further, a water supply pipe 7 to be treated was provided in the middle of the apparatus below the flotation furnace material layer 3.

次に本発明の詳細な説明する。まず、処理工程は、濁質
を含む被処理水を被処理水供給管7より固液分離装置1
に供給しまず沈降速度の大きな濁質を沈降ゾーンで沈降
除去させてから、浮上ヂ材層3を上向流で通過させるこ
とによシ濁質は除去され、処理水排出管4を経て塔外へ
排出される。
Next, the present invention will be explained in detail. First, in the treatment process, water to be treated containing turbidity is supplied to the solid-liquid separator 1 from the water supply pipe 7 to the solid-liquid separator 1.
The suspended solids with a high sedimentation rate are first sedimented and removed in the settling zone, and then the suspended solids are removed by passing through the floating material layer 3 in an upward flow. Expelled outside.

処理工程は一般には処理水の濁質濃度が許容値に達した
ら終了し9次に洗浄工程に入る。
Generally, the treatment process ends when the turbidity concentration of the treated water reaches an allowable value, and the next cleaning process begins.

洗浄工程は、洗浄水を洗浄水供給管5より装置内に導入
し、浮上炉材を撮動および攪拌させて。
In the cleaning process, cleaning water is introduced into the apparatus through the cleaning water supply pipe 5, and the flotation furnace material is photographed and stirred.

捕捉した濁質を炉材から剥離すると同時に下向流で通過
する洗浄水に同伴し、沈降ゾーンに入り。
At the same time, the captured suspended solids are separated from the furnace material and enter the sedimentation zone along with the washing water passing through in a downward flow.

沈降している濁質と一諸に洗浄水排出管6より装置外へ
排出する。この洗浄方式の特徴は、まず。
The precipitated suspended solids are discharged from the washing water discharge pipe 6 to the outside of the apparatus. The features of this cleaning method are:

洗浄水の通水方向が下向流であり、濁質の沈降方向と同
一方向であり、従来の上向流による洗浄に比べ洗浄水の
使用量が少ない。又、下向流の場合。
The flow direction of the washing water is a downward flow, which is the same direction as the sedimentation direction of suspended matter, and the amount of washing water used is smaller than that of conventional washing using an upward flow. Also, in the case of downward flow.

浮上炉材であるからこそ、効果的に振動および攪拌され
る。さらに、沈降ゾーンに沈積した濁質は。
Because it is a floating furnace material, it can be effectively vibrated and stirred. In addition, the turbidity deposited in the sedimentation zone.

炉材の洗浄水にょシ排出されるので、新たな洗浄水が不
必要となる。
Since the water used to wash the furnace materials is discharged, new water for washing is not needed.

本実施例で用いた充てん物は、第2図に示すものであり
、真比重o9.充てん時の空隙率95%であり、一般に
は気液接触材として市販されているものである。
The filling material used in this example is shown in FIG. 2, and has a true specific gravity of 09. It has a porosity of 95% when filled, and is generally commercially available as a gas-liquid contact material.

ν材層での濁質捕捉量は空隙率の違いから1本実施例の
場合は従来(空隙率50%)に比べて約1、9倍となる
。父、沈降ゾーンで一次的に、沈降速度の大きな濁質を
除去するので、濾過継続時間をさらに増加させる事がで
きる。本実施例では。
Due to the difference in porosity, the amount of suspended solids trapped in the ν material layer in this embodiment is approximately 1.9 times that of the conventional material (porosity 50%). First, since suspended matter with a high sedimentation rate is primarily removed in the sedimentation zone, the filtration duration can be further increased. In this example.

被処理水の濁質濃度500〜7t、上向流速度1077
1\jの条件で処理水濁質濃度は20■/l以下となり
、又、濾過継続時間は約10時間で従来のい材層に比べ
、約3倍にする事ができた。又。
Turbidity concentration of treated water 500-7t, upward flow rate 1077
Under the conditions of 1\j, the concentration of suspended solids in the treated water was less than 20 /l, and the filtration duration was about 10 hours, which was about three times as long as with the conventional filter layer. or.

固液分離装置の弊地面積は、従来の沈降分離装置に比べ
、1/10以下に減少させる事ができた。
The area of the solid-liquid separator can be reduced to less than 1/10 of that of a conventional sedimentation separator.

〔発明の変形例、応用例〕[Modifications and application examples of the invention]

本実施例では、空隙率が高く、かつ浮上する原材として
、第2図に示すものを用いたが、特に限定されず9例え
ば、第3図に示すリボン状のもの。
In this example, the material shown in FIG. 2 that has a high porosity and floats is used, but is not particularly limited.9 For example, a ribbon-shaped material shown in FIG. 3 is used.

あるいは、第4図に示す網目円筒状めものがある。Alternatively, there is a mesh cylindrical eyewear shown in FIG.

〔発明の効果〕〔Effect of the invention〕

本発明により、被処理水の濁質濃度が高くても。 According to the present invention, even if the turbidity concentration of the water to be treated is high.

装置の敷地面積を小さく、かつ、処理時間を長くする事
ができる。
The site area of the device can be reduced and the processing time can be lengthened.

【図面の簡単な説明】[Brief explanation of drawings]

第1図は本発明に係る固液分離装置の一実施例を示す。 第2図第3図、第4図は浮上F材の実施例を示す。 l・・・固液分離装置 2・・・金 網3・・・浮上沖
材層 4・・・処理水排出管5・・・洗浄水供給管 6
・・・洗浄水排出管7・・・被処理水供給管。 第1図 第2図 第4図
FIG. 1 shows an embodiment of a solid-liquid separator according to the present invention. FIG. 2, FIG. 3, and FIG. 4 show examples of floating F material. l... Solid-liquid separator 2... Wire mesh 3... Floating offshore material layer 4... Treated water discharge pipe 5... Washing water supply pipe 6
...Washing water discharge pipe 7...Water to be treated supply pipe. Figure 1 Figure 2 Figure 4

Claims (1)

【特許請求の範囲】 1、 充てん物からなる戸材層を有する固液分離装置に
おいて、F材として真比重が1より小さく水中で浮上す
る充てん物を用いた事を特徴とする固液分離装置。 2、特許請求の範囲第1項において、充てん物の空隙率
が85〜95%である事を特徴とする固液分離装置。 5 特許請求の範囲第1項において、P材層を有する濾
過ゾーンの下方に沈降ゾーンを設け、濾過ゾーンの下方
に被処理水供給管と洗浄廃水排出管、上方に処理水排出
管と洗浄水供給管を設けた事を特徴とする固液分離装置
。 4 特許請求の範囲第1項において、洗浄排出管を沈降
ゾーンの下方に設けた事を特徴とする固液分離装置。
[Scope of Claims] 1. A solid-liquid separator having a door material layer made of a filling material, characterized in that a filling material having a true specific gravity of less than 1 and floating in water is used as the F material. 2. A solid-liquid separator according to claim 1, characterized in that the porosity of the packing is 85 to 95%. 5 In claim 1, a settling zone is provided below the filtration zone having the P material layer, a treated water supply pipe and a washing waste water discharge pipe are provided below the filtration zone, and a treated water discharge pipe and a washing water discharge pipe are provided above the filtration zone. A solid-liquid separator characterized by having a supply pipe. 4. The solid-liquid separator according to claim 1, characterized in that the washing discharge pipe is provided below the settling zone.
JP59050526A 1984-03-16 1984-03-16 Solid-liquid separator Granted JPS60193508A (en)

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