KR200314730Y1 - Adsorption Reaction Unit Using Power Active Corbon - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention is intended to be applied to the pretreatment process of the filtration process of the filtrate which is applied to the wastewater, domestic sewage, livestock wastewater, manure higher-order process and purified water treatment, biological treatment (active sludge process, SBR process, A₂O process, etc.) and In the treatment of soluble organics remaining after physicochemical treatment methods (simple precipitation, neutralized coagulation precipitation, neutralized coagulation pressurization), in particular, non-biodegradable soluble organics (NBD COD), phosphorus and other contaminants, which cannot be treated by the filtration process. In the pretreatment method using powdered activated carbon in order to overcome the practical limitations,

Adsorption using powdered activated carbon to remove the contaminants in the water using the adsorption of powdered activated carbon and to remove the soluble organics in the water by filtering out the activated carbon in the state of adsorption completed through a fiber filter. Regarding the reaction device,

An activated carbon reaction tank for introducing the wastewater having completed the biological treatment and the physicochemical treatment and reacting the activated carbon with stirring; An agglomeration tank for agglomerating the wastewater passing through the activated carbon reaction tank by stirring; A pumping tank for pumping the wastewater that has passed through the flocculation tank; A fiber filter for separating activated carbon from raw water (waste water) passing through the pumping tank; It characterized in that it comprises a final treatment tank for storing and discharged water passing through the fiber filter,

This design consists of dissolving device, adsorption reaction device, flocculation tank, and COD measuring equipment which can dissolve hydrophobic activated carbon which is difficult to dissolve with water in water with specific gravity about half of water. There is an advantage and its application range is wide.

Description

Adsorption Reaction Unit Using Power Active Corbon}

The present invention relates to an adsorption reaction apparatus using powdered activated carbon, in particular, by adsorbing soluble organics, phosphorus and other contaminants by using the adsorptive power of powdered activated carbon, and by filtering the activated carbon in the state of adsorption completed through a fiber filter The present invention relates to an adsorption reaction apparatus using powdered activated carbon, wherein the pollutant in water can be easily removed.

First, the present invention was a reality in which sand filtration, fiber filtration, which is a general filtration process of water treatment, cannot be processed for soluble components, but when soluble powders are dissolved and injected into the solution, soluble organics, in particular, are not biodegradable due to adsorption performance of activated carbon. It is noted that the present inventors have focused on the fact that soluble organic matter (NBD SCOD), phosphorus and other contaminants can be effectively removed, and that powder activated carbon adsorbing the contaminants can be sufficiently removed by a fiber filter.

In general, the main processes for treating domestic sewage and industrial wastewater are physicochemical treatments (other methods such as simple thickening precipitation, neutralization flocculation or flotation separation) and biological treatments (active sludge process, media process, SBR process, A ₂ / O). The main treatment process is UCT, MUCT, VIP, Bardenpho, etc.).

There were ozone oxidation method, electrolysis method, reverse osmosis method, but there were many problems such as excessive facility cost and difficult operation and maintenance.

In addition, in order to remove the foreign matter contained in the contaminants in a short time to solve the non-removed point in the pretreatment process, a method of using a fiber filter is being introduced these days. Such a fiber filter medium is a gas such as air or gas. As a filter medium for filtering fine particles contained in liquids such as water and solvents, filter fabrics made of woven or nonwoven fabrics using fibers are widely used. By the way, the conventional filtration fabric made of a woven fabric using fibers is to pass raw water through the gaps of the lattice structure of the fibers to capture particles contained therein, and to increase the density of the lattice in order to capture particles of small particle size, the size of the lattice. You can also make it smaller. However, the proportion of the gaps in the filtration fabric is reduced, and the throughput that can be filtered decreases to the extreme, and it is immediately dropped and cannot be filtered. In addition, although the threads and fibers constituting the fabric are finely cut to aim to improve the trapping of small particles, particles which once infiltrate the gap between the fibers and the fibers are not easy to be washed off even after backwashing. There was a problem causing unloading.

After all, the main processes for treating domestic sewage and industrial wastewater are physicochemical treatment (other methods such as simple thickening precipitation, neutralization flocculation or dispersion separation) and biological treatment (active sludge process, media process, SBR process, A2O process, etc.). The main method is a main treatment process, but it was a problem that soluble organics, especially soluble organics (NBD SCOD), which were not biodegradable, had no clear countermeasures.

In addition, as described above, the fibrous filter was generally subjected to filtration after coagulation treatment of the insoluble organic substance (ICOD) in the water by adding a flocculant. However, the removal of the soluble organic substance (SCOD) is practically and theoretically performed with this treatment. It is also impossible.

The present invention is to solve this problem, the purpose is to effectively remove soluble organics, phosphorus, and other removable contaminants using a fiber filter and activated carbon.

In other words, the fiber filter has a much smaller filterable particle diameter than the sand filter. Therefore, it is more advantageous to filter the activated carbon adsorbed by the soluble organic material than the sand filter. Therefore, the activated carbon adsorption reaction facility and the fiber filter are used to remove the soluble organic material. will be.

As a means for achieving the above object,

The present invention is an activated carbon reaction tank for introducing the waste water from which the biological treatment and the physicochemical treatment are completed, and reacting the activated carbon with stirring; An agglomeration tank for agglomerating the wastewater passing through the activated carbon reaction tank by stirring; A pumping tank for pumping the wastewater that has passed through the flocculation tank; A fiber filter for separating activated carbon from wastewater passing through the pumping tank; Water passing through the fiber filter is characterized in that it comprises a final treatment tank for storage and discharge.

It is also characterized by further comprising an activated carbon dissolution tank for introducing an activated carbon solution into the activated carbon reaction tank, and a flocculant dissolution tank for providing a solution of a flocculant in the flocculation tank.

In addition, the COD measurement indicator is provided in the channel of the primary treated water to measure COD continuously, and the activated carbon dissolution facility and the activated carbon reactor can be automatically linked only when the COD concentration is above a certain limit.

The fiber filter may further include a backwash pump to remove activated carbon attached to the fiber filter.

In addition, the activated carbon dissolution tank is characterized in that further connected between the activated carbon that can supply a large amount of activated carbon.

In addition, the particle size of the activated carbon is characterized in that 40㎛.

1 is a block diagram of the adsorption reaction apparatus of the present invention.

Explanation of symbols on the main parts of the drawings

10: activated carbon reactor 20: activated carbon flocculation tank

30: pumping tank 40: fiber filter

50: treated water tank 60: activated carbon dissolution tank

70: flocculant dissolution tank 80: between activated carbon

90: COD meter

Hereinafter, exemplary embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings. First, in adding reference numerals to the components of each drawing, it should be noted that the same reference numerals are used as much as possible even if displayed on different drawings. In addition, in the following description of the present invention, if it is determined that the detailed description of the related known function or configuration may unnecessarily obscure the subject matter of the present invention, the detailed description thereof will be omitted.

In order to achieve the above object, the main role of advanced wastewater treatment by powdered activated carbon according to the present invention is powdered activated carbon. Therefore, the general characteristics of activated carbon will be described prior to the construction of the design and its working principle. Activated carbon carbonizes raw materials such as coal, sugarcane waste, seaweed, lignite, peat, crest, sawdust, coconut shell at high temperature (1000 ??), and activates a part of them by steam, etc. Carbon material with a contacted internal structure.

Adsorption by activated carbon has been known since the late 18th century, but it was only after World War I that activated carbon was industrially produced. Adsorption of activated carbon is physical and chemical. Physical adsorption is the main adsorption. It is well known that activated carbon is excellent for adsorption of organic matter, but it is also very effective for removing surfactant, color, heavy metal and residual chlorine.

The biggest feature of activated carbon is adsorption. Adsorption is characterized by sucking the surrounding gas or liquid into the inside of porous activated carbon and stabilizing (adsorption equilibrium) the concentration inside the lifesaver more than the concentration of the surface (interface). In other words, such a shape may be referred to as a kind of mass transfer occurring in a gas or liquid phase. The adsorption capacity of an adsorbent for a given substance is determined by the size of the surface area of the adsorbent. Since the surface area of natural adsorbents such as clays and zeolites is about 50 to 200 m 2 / g, the adsorption force is also low.

Industrial adsorbents have a surface area of at least 300 m 2 / g. On the other hand, high-quality activated carbon has a surface area of 1000 to 1500㎡ / g, so the natural adsorption power is also great.

Hereinafter, the present invention will be described in more detail.

The present invention, as shown in Figure 1, the activated carbon reaction tank 10 for introducing the treated water is completed by the primary treatment by biological treatment or physicochemical treatment method and reacted with activated carbon by stirring; An agglomeration tank 20 for agglomerating the reaction water passing through the activated carbon reaction tank 10 by stirring; A pumping tank 30 for pumping the wastewater that has passed through the coagulation tank 20; A fiber filter 40 for separating activated carbon from the reaction water passing through the pumping tank 30; The water passing through the fiber filter 40 is composed of a final treatment tank 50 for storage and discharge.

In addition, an activated carbon dissolution tank 60 for providing an activated carbon solution to the activated carbon reaction tank 10 and a flocculant dissolving tank 70 for providing a coagulant solution in the flocculation tank 20 are further provided.

In addition, the activated carbon dissolution tank 60 is made of a further connection between the activated carbon 80 that can supply a large amount of activated carbon.

Hereinafter, the operation of the present invention will be described in more detail.

Primary treatment water treated by a physicochemical or biological treatment process flows into the activated carbon coagulation tank 10, and the activated carbon reaction tank 10 adsorbs other pollutants in addition to organic matter in water.

When the contaminant adsorption reaction is completed in the activated carbon reaction tank 10, it is moved to the agglomeration tank 20, and in the agglomeration tank 20, the activated carbon is agglomerated to an appropriate size to facilitate extraction later.

The agglomeration tank 20 is made to agglomerate between activated carbons by stirring by a motor, and when the agglomeration process is completed, the coagulation tank 20 moves to the pumping tank 30 to enter the fiber filter 40 by the filtration pump.

The fiber filter 40 prevents the activated carbon from passing through and transfers only the filtered water including the soluble organic matter to the final treatment tank 50.

A backwash pump 1 is connected to a lower end of the final treatment tank 50 so that the final treated water is sent to the fiber filter 40 using the backwash pump 1 and the activated carbon adhered to the fiber filter 40 is fibrous. Separate from filter 40.

In addition, by installing a COD measuring device 90 as an automated operation equipment to measure the COD concentration of the influent continuously, if the COD concentration is lower than the threshold weight, the activated carbon adsorption device may be stopped and the COD concentration above the threshold reference value Only when inflow of inflow can be made, can it be activated actively.

This can effectively reduce maintenance costs, including chemical costs, as well as strict management of the final discharged water, which can contribute to the preservation of the surrounding environment.

The powdered activated carbon (particle size of about 40㎛) is easily removed from the fiber filter, the activated carbon separated by the backwashing process is sent to the biological treatment process, the activated carbon sent to the biological reactor is used as microbial media to improve the biological treatment efficiency The activated carbon blocked by the backwashing fibrous media in the filter is activated during the filtration process, and the adsorption of the activated carbon is further processed.

That is, the activated carbon adsorption reaction is a one-step process in the activated carbon adsorption reaction tank, a two-step process in the filter, there is an advantage that the removal efficiency of the organic organic matter is increased.

The activated carbon dissolution tank 60 was dissolved by diluting with a suitable drug to facilitate the dissolution of hydrophobic activated carbon, and the problem was improved, and the activated carbon solution was injected into a metering pump.

The activated carbon adsorption reaction tank 10 should be rapidly stirred with a stirrer to increase the adsorption reaction efficiency of activated carbon, Baffle should be installed for complete adsorption reaction.

In the flocculation tank, a flocculant is introduced to effectively remove the activated carbon and the insoluble organic matter in the water, and a flocculator is installed to increase the flocculation efficiency.

In addition, Baffle must be installed for complete coagulation reaction.

The agglomerated reaction water is introduced into the filter by the pump in the pumping tank, so that the adsorption reaction treatment process of the activated carbon adsorption reaction facility, which is a pretreatment process of the fiber filter, is performed.

Referring to the operation of the present invention using a flow chart, the nitrogen and phosphorus removal step of first treating the waste water by biological treatment; Activated carbon reaction step of reacting the waste water by adding activated carbon to the first treated waste water; An activated carbon agglomeration step of agglomerating the wastewater containing the activated carbon having undergone the reaction; And a filtration step for removing activated carbon from the wastewater in which flocculation is completed.

As a result, the powdered activated carbon of the present invention (particle size of about 40㎛) is easily removed from the fiber filter, the activated carbon separated by the backwashing process is sent to the biological treatment process as a pretreatment facility, and the activated carbon sent to the biological reactor is used as the microbial media. It contributes to improving the biological treatment efficiency, the activated carbon blocked by the backwashing fibrous media in the filter is subjected to the activated carbon adsorption treatment once more during the filtration process.

That is, the activated carbon adsorption reaction is one step in the activated carbon adsorption reaction tank, the two-step process in the filter, there is an advantage that the removal efficiency of the organic organic matter is increased.

As described above, the present invention is composed of a dissolving device, an adsorption reaction device, an agglomeration tank, and a COD measuring device capable of efficiently dissolving hydrophobic activated carbon in water having a specific gravity of about half of water and difficult to dissolve in water. The design has the advantage of low facility cost due to the simple facility.

In addition, activated carbon has a short reaction time and uses this characteristic to install a COD measuring instrument as an automated facility to continuously measure the COD concentration of the influent and to operate the activated carbon adsorption device when the COD concentration is lower than the threshold. It can be turned off and activated automatically only when inflows of COD concentrations above the threshold are introduced.

This can not only reduce the maintenance cost including the chemical cost by effective maintenance, but also strict management of the final discharged water, which can greatly contribute to the preservation of the surrounding environment.

As a result, the present invention gradually removes soluble organics (SCOD), especially biodegradation, as described above, among the CODs (chemical oxygen demand), which are becoming increasingly problematic at the present time as emission and discharge standards are gradually strengthened. It can be a definite countermeasure to the treatment of impossible soluble organic substance (NBD SCOD), and as described above, the fiber filter is introduced after the coagulation treatment of insoluble organic substance (ICOD) in water by adding a flocculant, but the demand is rapidly In view of the increasing reality and the fact that more stringent emission and discharge standards cannot be complied with, the present invention is expected to have a wide range of application and high utility value as a pretreatment facility.

Although the present invention has been described in connection with the above-mentioned preferred description, various other modifications and variations may be made without departing from the spirit and scope of the present invention. Accordingly, the appended claims may be determined to include such modifications and variations as fall within the true scope of the present invention.

Claims (6)

An activated carbon reaction tank for introducing the wastewater having completed the biological treatment and the physicochemical treatment and reacting the activated carbon with stirring; An agglomeration tank for agglomerating raw water (waste water, etc.) passing through the activated carbon reaction tank by stirring; A pumping tank for pumping raw water (wastewater, etc.) that has passed through the coagulation tank; A fiber filter for separating activated carbon from raw water (waste water, etc.) that has passed through the pumping tank; Recirculating the water passing through the fiber filter to the fiber filter transports the activated carbon attached to the filter to the treatment facility, and the final treatment tank for storing and outputting the remaining water adsorption reaction apparatus using the powdered activated carbon. The method of claim 1, An activated carbon dissolution tank for providing an activated carbon solution to the activated carbon reaction tank, and a flocculant dissolution tank for providing a solution of a flocculant to the flocculation tank. The method of claim 2, Adsorption reaction apparatus using powdered activated carbon, characterized in that the COD measurement indicator is further connected to the connection pipe connected to the activated carbon reaction tank, so that the activated carbon dissolution tank is connected to the activated carbon reaction tank only when the COD measurement value is equal to or greater than a certain system. The method of claim 1, One end of the fiber filter is further equipped with a backwash pump for spraying water to the filter to remove the activated carbon attached to the fiber filter adsorption reaction apparatus using powdered activated carbon. The method of claim 1, Adsorption reaction apparatus using a powdered activated carbon, characterized in that the activated carbon dissolution tank is further connected to the activated carbon dissolution tank. The method of claim 1, Adsorption reaction apparatus using a powdered activated carbon, characterized in that the particle size of the activated carbon is 40㎛.