WO1981001525A1 - Method of solid-liquid separation and apparatus therefor - Google Patents

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WO1981001525A1
WO1981001525A1 PCT/JP1979/000309 JP7900309W WO8101525A1 WO 1981001525 A1 WO1981001525 A1 WO 1981001525A1 JP 7900309 W JP7900309 W JP 7900309W WO 8101525 A1 WO8101525 A1 WO 8101525A1
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  • the present invention relates to the solid-liquid component of the pretreatment of the dehydration treatment in the sewage treatment technology and the like.
  • Solid-liquid separation technology is a method of sedimenting and separating solid particles, which are solid suspensions in wastewater.
  • the mode of sedimentation of the 10 particles varies depending on their concentration and properties.
  • Free settling occurs.
  • the sedimentation speed differs according to each particle in the state where the particles are freely sedimenting, collision occurs between the particles, and if there is agglomeration property between the particles, is particles coalesce and large particles group I, so-called cohesive sedimentation.
  • collectively 3 ⁇ 4] 9 interfacial sedimentation in the form of so-called flocculent flocks. Under such conditions, the interaction based on the agglomeration property between the particles lowers the free sedimentation speed of each unit particle.9, When the flocculent block is formed,
  • the physicochemical treatment method is inorganic.
  • a polymeric coagulant is added. This method is In order to weaken the charge repulsion of suspended particles in water, a charged substance is added to create entrainment that makes it easier to shift the dispersed state of each particle to the aggregated state, and to facilitate sedimentation. It is. However, the continuation of its mass use has been seriously affected on rivers, lakes, seas, etc., but it gradually accumulates, shrinks, and is hardly degradable, etc.], fish and shellfish, and even the human body. Pollution issues that may arise could be pointed out.
  • the heat treatment method reduces the charge of sludge particles by applying heat to the sludge, and promotes agglomeration of the particles by removing water adhering to the surface.
  • This method has an excellent feature in terms of improving the dehydration property in that the gel composition is exfoliated by thermal action and can be discharged to the capillary bound water and the internal water.
  • machine c freeze-thaw method is disadvantageous inconvenience such as adhered residues causing harmful effects to solidify onto the frozen sludge, by connexion heat treatment method to melt It improves the cohesiveness of the particles in the same way as described above, but requires two-stage processing such as freeze-thawing, which leaves a problem in terms of processing efficiency.
  • the suspension is stirred at a high speed, and the suspension is cooled to the extent that it does not freeze in that state. Under this condition, the suspension is cooled down to the point before freezing, so that water molecules adhering around the suspended particles are broken down. ,. (S)
  • the stirring has an effect of avoiding the state of interfacial sedimentation or interference sedimentation.
  • rapid agitation on the contrary, lowers the coagulation sedimentation efficiency, so it is necessary to use slow agitation according to the conditions.
  • the efficiency of solid-liquid separation technology can be improved.However, since the method involves only 5 physical methods without adding a chemical substance, it can be used as a physicochemical method. There is no room for potential pollution problems that can be seen, there is no harm due to the generation of odorous gas such as the heat treatment method, and the method according to the present invention is similar in principle to the freeze-thaw method and has the same effect.
  • the present invention relates to the pre-treatment of the dehydration treatment in the water treatment technology, the suspension has a property that the suspended particles have as a collecting property of the suspended particles. As a result, the obstacles in the over-dehydration process are eliminated, and a revolutionary effect that enables smooth work is also provided.
  • the solid-liquid separation device of the present invention is as shown in FIGS. 1 and 2], 9,1 G′ ⁇ ′ ⁇ .:; Each is a device directly used for carrying out the solid-liquid separation method.
  • the first embodiment is a solid-liquid separation device shown in FIG. In this apparatus, these tanks from the pre-cooling tank 1, the concentration tank 2, and the storage tank 3 are stacked and held in the same order.
  • the precooling tank 1 has a suspension inlet 4 through it! ),
  • the stirrer ⁇ of the slow stirring machine 5 is suspended so as to rotate slowly inside thereof], and the cooling pipe 7 is provided around! ), And a gate valve 8 is provided at the bottom.
  • the concentrating tank 2 is suspended so that the stirring section 10 of the slow stirring machine 9 rotates at a low speed in the inside thereof, and a gate valve 11 is provided at the bottom of the tank and a net 12 is provided in the inner periphery. Because the tank 13 was held inside and fitted inside it], the gap 15 between the outside wall 14 was used as a liquid discharge passage. A discharge pipe 16 is provided at the lowermost part of the liquid outlet path. Note that, in the concentration tank 2 in this embodiment, a cooling pipe 17 is provided around the tank. Care is taken to suppress the temperature rise.
  • the storage tank 3 has a sludge tilling pipe 18 at the bottom.
  • the transfer pipe 18 is connected to a transfer pump or the like and further connected to the next processing step.
  • a water discharge pipe 19 is also provided at the bottom.
  • the configuration of each tank has been described above, it is desirable that the outer walls of the pre-cooling tank 1 and the concentrating tank 2 be formed as a new thermal structure in order to prevent the influence of outside air.
  • the suspension flows into the precooling tank 1 through the inlet 4, in which the suspension is stirred by the stirring section ⁇ of the slow stirrer 5.
  • the role of the pre-cooling tank 1 is to create a state in which the solid-liquid separation of the suspension is performed efficiently.
  • the gate valve 8 is opened and the suspension is allowed to flow down into the filtration tank 13 of the concentration tank 2. Thereafter, the gate valve 8 is closed, and the pre-cooling tank 1 receives the suspension to be processed next and starts the operation.
  • the suspension flowing down into the filtration tank 13 is stirred by the stirring section 10 of the slow stirrer 9], and the suspended particles start to flocculate and settle.
  • the pre-cooling tank 1 suspended particles are easily settled and sedimented, so they settle out very quickly. Accumulate.
  • the stirring action here prevents the freezing of the liquid, prevents the sedimentation at the interface or the interference sedimentation state, and also provides an effect of avoiding the clogging of the net 12. It is natural that the permeation tank 13 passes through the suspension, but the liquid flowing out of the side wall of the permeation tank 13 through the F network 12 contains no suspended particles and becomes a clear liquid. The liquid is transferred to the liquid processing step through the discharge pipe 16 from the gap 15 that is the discharge path.
  • the second embodiment is a solid-liquid separation device shown in FIG. This device
  • Precooling tank 20 such as cooling gas and the outside 2 7 while flowing through the suspension of the helical tube 26
  • the suspension is cooled by ventilating the IS refrigerant.
  • the storage tank 21 has a stirring section 29 of a slow stirring machine 28 suspended inside, and a cooling pipe 30 is provided around the storage tank 21.
  • the concentrating tank 22 suspends the stirring part 32 of the slow stirrer 31 inside, penetrates a solenoid valve or a tubing bomb 33 with a pipe 34 that is different from the bottom of the stirring part 32, and has a mesh 35 inside.
  • the tank 36 is fitted and held by a bridge 37 and the like, and the gap 38 formed by the fitting is used as a liquid discharge path.
  • a discharge pipe 39 is provided at the bottom of the liquid discharge path and at a required position.
  • the suspension flows into the pre-cooling tank 20 through the inlet 40, and is frozen in the flowing state by the cooling gas or the like that is flowing through the outside 2 while flowing through the spiral tube 26. Cooled.
  • the cooled suspension 5 flows into the storage tank 21 through the pipe 23, and is slowly stirred in the storage tank 21, and is circulated around the tank 21 within a range where cooling is not possible in that state. Since it is cooled by the cooling pipe 30, a state in which coagulation and sedimentation is easily generated while avoiding coagulation is created as in the above-mentioned embodiment]). Thereafter, the suspension in the same state is transferred by the transfer pump 24.
  • the suspension starts to flocculate and settle, and at the same time, is suspended by the mesh 35 provided around the permeation tank 36.
  • Smooth ⁇ tank for suspension already rapidly settle extremely because it is issued wound to facilitate the state of aggregation and settling in storage tank 2 within 1, and glue properties dismantled in this case
  • each tank can be arranged side by side.
  • 1 and 2 are cross-sectional views of a main part of each embodiment of the solid-liquid separation device according to the present invention.
  • the present invention can be most efficiently implemented by the apparatus as shown in the above embodiment.
  • the present invention is very useful for improving the efficiency of sewage treatment technology.
  • the type of the treatment liquid is not limited as long as it is a suspension, it can be used in other fields such as the food processing industry and mining if the conditions are suitable.

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Technique for solid-liquid separation to be employed for a dehydration previous treatment in soil water processing or the like, and a method of solid-liquid separation which comprises cooling a suspension in a slowly stirred state without freezing, and the apparatus for practicing the method.

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明 細 書  Specification
固液分離方法及び固液分離装置  Solid-liquid separation method and solid-liquid separation device
技 術 分 野  Technical field
本発明は汚水処理技術等における脱水処理の前段処理の固液分 The present invention relates to the solid-liquid component of the pretreatment of the dehydration treatment in the sewage treatment technology and the like.
5離技術に係るも のである。 This is related to the separation technology.
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冃 京 技  冃 Kyoto Tech
本発明に最も近似した固液分離技術と しては、 大別すると、 物 理化学的処理方法及び熱処理方法がある。 固液分離技術とは汚水 中の固体懸濁物である固体粒子を沈降分離させる方法である。  The solid-liquid separation technology most similar to the present invention is roughly classified into a physicochemical treatment method and a heat treatment method. Solid-liquid separation technology is a method of sedimenting and separating solid particles, which are solid suspensions in wastewater.
10粒子の沈降の態様はその濃度や性質によっても異¾るが、 一般的 には懸濁粒子の濃度が薄く、 粒子相互間の集塊性質が ¾いよ う 理想的状態を考えた場合には自由沈降が生ずる。 ところで粒子が 自由沈降している状態でそれぞれの粒子に応じて沈降速度に差が あると粒子間に衝突が生じ、 更に粒子相互間で集塊性質があれば i s粒子が合体し、 大き 粒子群へ成長することにな i 、 所謂凝集性 沈降を生ずる。 更に、 その相互作用が顕著にるると集合的に ¾ ]9、 所謂綿状の小塊( フ ロ ッ ク ) で界面沈降する。 かかる状態下では 各粒子間の集塊性質に基づく相互作用が各単位粒子の自由沈降速 度を低下させることに ]9、 膠性のフ ロ ッ クが形成された際には The mode of sedimentation of the 10 particles varies depending on their concentration and properties.In general, when considering an ideal state where the concentration of suspended particles is low and the agglomeration property between particles is high, Free settling occurs. By the way, if the sedimentation speed differs according to each particle in the state where the particles are freely sedimenting, collision occurs between the particles, and if there is agglomeration property between the particles, is particles coalesce and large particles group I, so-called cohesive sedimentation. Furthermore, when the interaction becomes remarkable, collectively ¾] 9, interfacial sedimentation in the form of so-called flocculent flocks. Under such conditions, the interaction based on the agglomeration property between the particles lowers the free sedimentation speed of each unit particle.9, When the flocculent block is formed,
20水がその内に含まれ、 単位粒子の沈降速度よ j 著しく低下し干渉 沈降態様に ¾る。 汚水処理技術における固液分離処理技術ではこ の沈降速度が速いほど能率の向上を図ることができ、 この沈降速 度を促進することが ^液分離技術における重要 問題点とるる。 20 water is contained in it, and the sedimentation speed of the unit particle is remarkably reduced. In solid-liquid separation technology in sewage treatment technology, the higher the sedimentation speed, the higher the efficiency can be improved. Enhancing the sedimentation speed is an important issue in liquid separation technology.
この問題点を解消する方法と しての物理化学的処理方法は無機 To solve this problem, the physicochemical treatment method is inorganic.
25 桌剤ゃ高分子凝臬剤を添加するものである。 この方法は Θ帯電 している水中懸濁粒子の帯電反撥力を弱めるため Θ帯電物質を添 加し、 各粒子の分散状態を凝集状態へ移行し易い条伴を作 出し、 沈降を円滑にさせよ う とするものである。 しかし乍ら、 その大量 使用の谜続は河川、.湖、 海等 微量づっではあるが次第に蓄積し、 饞縮し、 難分解性物質と ]?、 魚貝類、 ひいては人体にも重大る 影響を生ずるおそれがあるといつた公害問題が指適されるに至つ て^る。 25 Additive: A polymeric coagulant is added. This method is In order to weaken the charge repulsion of suspended particles in water, a charged substance is added to create entrainment that makes it easier to shift the dispersed state of each particle to the aggregated state, and to facilitate sedimentation. It is. However, the continuation of its mass use has been seriously affected on rivers, lakes, seas, etc., but it gradually accumulates, shrinks, and is hardly degradable, etc.], fish and shellfish, and even the human body. Pollution issues that may arise could be pointed out.
上記の沈降速度に係る問題点を解消するも う一つの方法と して 熱処理方法があるが、 これは大別して加熱処理方法と凍結融解方 法とに分れる。 もっ とも、 これらの方法は汚泥処理技術と してよ く用いられているものである。 加熱処理方法は汚泥に熱を加える ことによって汚泥粒子の電荷を失わさ しめ、 表面付着水を除去す ることによって粒子の凝集を促進するものである。 この方法はゲ ル組成が熱作用によ 铍壌され毛管結合水や内部水までと ] 9出せ る点で脱水性の向上という側面からは優れた特色を有しているが、 その作業過程で悪臭ガスの発生は避けることが出来ず、 又機被に 付着した残渣が固化して弊害を生ずる等の不利不便がある c 凍結 融解方法は汚泥を凍結し、 融解することによつて加熱処理方法と 同様に粒子の凝集性を向上させるものであるが、 凍結—融触とい う二段階処理を必要とすることから、 処理効率の点で問題が残る。 There is a heat treatment method as another method for solving the above-mentioned problems relating to the sedimentation velocity, which is roughly classified into a heat treatment method and a freeze-thaw method. At the very least, these methods are commonly used as sludge treatment technologies. The heat treatment method reduces the charge of sludge particles by applying heat to the sludge, and promotes agglomeration of the particles by removing water adhering to the surface. This method has an excellent feature in terms of improving the dehydration property in that the gel composition is exfoliated by thermal action and can be discharged to the capillary bound water and the internal water. generation of malodorous gases can not be avoid, also machine c freeze-thaw method is disadvantageous inconvenience such as adhered residues causing harmful effects to solidify onto the frozen sludge, by connexion heat treatment method to melt It improves the cohesiveness of the particles in the same way as described above, but requires two-stage processing such as freeze-thawing, which leaves a problem in terms of processing efficiency.
発 明 の 開 示  Disclosure of the invention
本発明の固液分離方法は、 懸湧液を锓速で攪捽しながら、 その 状態で凍結しない範囲で同液を冷却するものである。 この状態下 においては、 懸濁液は凍結前まで冷却されているため、 懸濁粒子 の周囲に付着している水分子が解難されることになる——即ち懸 c、 ·?ι .4ク , . . (S) In the solid-liquid separation method of the present invention, the suspension is stirred at a high speed, and the suspension is cooled to the extent that it does not freeze in that state. Under this condition, the suspension is cooled down to the point before freezing, so that water molecules adhering around the suspended particles are broken down. ,. (S)
濁粒子の親水性が裒失されることにるる。 而して、 粒子が水中を 移動するときに付着した水分子と周囲の水との間のすべ によつ て生ずるゼータ電位を減少させることができ、 膠性化を回避しつ つ粒子の凝集性を高めることができる。 一方、 液中に存在する微 δ細粒子を凝集させよ う とする力には、 粒子のブラ ゥン運動、 乱流 変動及び口 ン ドン · フ ァ ン · デル · ワ ールスの引力等 よるも の があるが、 懸濁液の緩速攪拌作用はこの条件を作 i?出すものであ ると共に攪拌による液の流動によって液の自然状態での凍結点を よ ])低く設定することができ前記ゼータ一電位を減少させる上で0都合が良い。 更にこの擅拌は界面沈降や干渉沈降の状態に ¾るこ とを回避させる作用も併有する。 但し急速 攪拌は逆に凝集沈降 効率の低下を招くため、 条件に応じた緩速攪拌であることを要す。 この方法を使用することによつて固液分離技術における能率の向 上を図ることができることはも と よ 、 化学物質の添加を伴わず5物理的方法にのみ係らしめているため物理化学的方法に見られぇ よ うる公害問題の生ずる余地は全くる く、 加熱処理方法のよ うな 惡臭ガスの発生等による弊害は く、 又本発明に係る方法は原理 的には凍結融解方法と類似し同効杲を得るものの凍結—融解とい う逆関係の熱処理を必要とせず冷却にのみ係らしめているため処0理効率の面からも ¾めて優れたものである。 更に本発明が污水処 理技術における脱水処理の前段処理に係るものである面からする も、 懸濁液がその憑濁粒子の 集時 資質と して有している特性 である膠性が解体されることから ^過—脱水工程の障害を除去し、 円滑 作業を可能とする画期的効杲をも提供する。 The hydrophilicity of the turbid particles is lost. Thus, it is possible to reduce the zeta potential caused by all the water molecules attached to the surrounding water as the particles move through the water, thereby avoiding agglomeration and agglomerating the particles. Can be enhanced. On the other hand, the force for agglomerating fine δ fine particles existing in the liquid depends on the Brownian motion of the particles, turbulence fluctuation, and the attractive force of the Don Van der der Waals. The slow stirring effect of the suspension creates this condition, and the freezing point of the liquid in its natural state can be set low by the flow of the liquid by stirring.) It is convenient for reducing the zeta potential. Further, the stirring has an effect of avoiding the state of interfacial sedimentation or interference sedimentation. However, rapid agitation, on the contrary, lowers the coagulation sedimentation efficiency, so it is necessary to use slow agitation according to the conditions. By using this method, the efficiency of solid-liquid separation technology can be improved.However, since the method involves only 5 physical methods without adding a chemical substance, it can be used as a physicochemical method. There is no room for potential pollution problems that can be seen, there is no harm due to the generation of odorous gas such as the heat treatment method, and the method according to the present invention is similar in principle to the freeze-thaw method and has the same effect. Although it gives a gorgeous effect, it does not require heat treatment in the opposite relationship of freezing and thawing, and is only concerned with cooling, so it is excellent in terms of processing efficiency. Further, although the present invention relates to the pre-treatment of the dehydration treatment in the water treatment technology, the suspension has a property that the suspended particles have as a collecting property of the suspended particles. As a result, the obstacles in the over-dehydration process are eliminated, and a revolutionary effect that enables smooth work is also provided.
5 本発明の固液分齄装置は図 1 及び図 2に示すよ う ものであ ]9、 一 G' Ή ' Υ. :; それぞれ前記固液分離方法の実施に直接使用する装置である。 第 1 の実施例は図 1 に示される固液分離装置である。 この装置 は予備冷却用タンク 1、 濃縮タンク 2、 及び貯留タ ンク 3から 、 これらのタ ンクを同順にて積重保持したものである。 予備冷 却用タ ンク 1 は懸濁液の流入口 4が貫設されてお!)、 緩速攪拌機 5の攪拌部 ό がその内部で緩速回転するように懸架されてお]?、 冷却用パィ ブ 7が周設されてお!)、 且つその最下部に仕切弁 8を 付設したものである。 濃縮タ ンク 2は緩速攪拌機 9 の攪拌部 10が その内部で锾速回転するよ うに懸架されてお ] 、 その最下部に仕 切弁 11を付設し、 且つ 網 12を内周設した 過タンク 13を内漦保 持し、 その内篏したことによ ]?外壁 14との間の隙間 15を ^液排出 路と したものである。 又、 この^液棑出路の最下部には排出管 16 が貫設されている。 尚、 この実施例における濃縮タ ンク 2では冷 却用パィ プ 17が周設してあ ] 温度上昇を押えるよ うに配慮されて いる。 貯留タ ンク 3は最下部にスラ ツ ジ耘送管 18が貫設されたも のである。 この転送管 18は転送ポンプ等に違結され更に次の処理 工程へ違結されるものである。 尚、 この実施例における貯留タ ン ク ではその最下部に吐水管 19をも付設してある。 以上に各タ ン クの構成を説明したが、 予備冷却タ ンク 1 及び濃縮タ ンク 2の外 壁は外気の影響を阻止するために新熱禱造と して く ことが望ま しい。 5 The solid-liquid separation device of the present invention is as shown in FIGS. 1 and 2], 9,1 G′Ή′Υ.:; Each is a device directly used for carrying out the solid-liquid separation method. The first embodiment is a solid-liquid separation device shown in FIG. In this apparatus, these tanks from the pre-cooling tank 1, the concentration tank 2, and the storage tank 3 are stacked and held in the same order. The precooling tank 1 has a suspension inlet 4 through it! ), The stirrer の of the slow stirring machine 5 is suspended so as to rotate slowly inside thereof], and the cooling pipe 7 is provided around! ), And a gate valve 8 is provided at the bottom. The concentrating tank 2 is suspended so that the stirring section 10 of the slow stirring machine 9 rotates at a low speed in the inside thereof, and a gate valve 11 is provided at the bottom of the tank and a net 12 is provided in the inner periphery. Because the tank 13 was held inside and fitted inside it], the gap 15 between the outside wall 14 was used as a liquid discharge passage. A discharge pipe 16 is provided at the lowermost part of the liquid outlet path. Note that, in the concentration tank 2 in this embodiment, a cooling pipe 17 is provided around the tank. Care is taken to suppress the temperature rise. The storage tank 3 has a sludge tilling pipe 18 at the bottom. The transfer pipe 18 is connected to a transfer pump or the like and further connected to the next processing step. In the storage tank of this embodiment, a water discharge pipe 19 is also provided at the bottom. Although the configuration of each tank has been described above, it is desirable that the outer walls of the pre-cooling tank 1 and the concentrating tank 2 be formed as a new thermal structure in order to prevent the influence of outside air.
次にこの装置の働きについて説明する。  Next, the operation of this device will be described.
まず、 懸濁液は流入口 4を通じて予備冷却タ ンク 1 の中へ流入 するが、 このタ ンク 1 の中は緩速攪拌機 5 の攪拌部 ό によ って懸 濁液が擅拌されてお ]9、 その状態で同液が凍結しない範囲で冷却 •- パイ プ 7によつて冷却されているため懸濁粒子が膠性化を回避し つつ凝集沈降し易い状態が創 出される。 即ち予備冷却タ ンク 1 の役割は懸濁液の固液分離が効率的に行われる状態を創 出すこ とにある。 懸濁液がその状態になった後、 仕切弁 8を開放して懸 濁液を濃縮タ ン ク 2の泸過タ ンク 13内に流下させる。 その後、 仕 切弁 8は閉鎮され、 予備冷却タ ンク 1 は次に処理する懸濁液を受 け入れて、 同作業を開始する。 一方、 '庐過タ ンク 13内に流下した 懸濁液は緩速攪拌機 9の攪拌部 10によ ] 攪拌されつつその懸濁粒 子が凝集沈降を開始するが、 この場合には懸濁液は予備冷却タン ク 1 内で懸濁粒子が凝集沈降の容易な状態にされているため、 極 めて迅速に沈降し、 又膠性が解体されているため円滑に^過タン クの底に推積する。 ここにおける攪拌作用は液の凍結を防止する と伴に界面沈降や干渉沈降状態になることを防止し、 更に萨網 12 の目詰ま ]?を回避させる効杲をも提供する。 '庐過タ ン ク 13が懸濁 液を ' 過することは当然であるが F網 12を通じ 過タ ンク 13の側 壁から流出した 液は懸濁粒子を含まず清澄液と して^液排出路 である隙間 15から排出管 16を通じて^液処理工程へ移送される。 この 過タ ンク 13の中の懸濁液の泸過が完了した後は、 泸過タン ク 13の底部には懸濁粒子及び水分から るス ラ ッ ジが推積するこ とに るが、 この段階で仕切弁 11を開放し同ス ラ ッ ジを貯留タ ン ク 3 の中へ流下させる。 この後、 仕切弁 11が閉じられ籩縮タ ンク 2内の ^過タンク 13が予備冷却タン ク 1 で冷却された懸濁液を受 け入れて同様の 過作業を再開することになる。 かかる作業を繰 First, the suspension flows into the precooling tank 1 through the inlet 4, in which the suspension is stirred by the stirring section の of the slow stirrer 5. ] 9, Cool as long as the liquid does not freeze in that state Because of the cooling by pipe 7, a state is created in which suspended particles tend to aggregate and settle while avoiding coagulation. That is, the role of the pre-cooling tank 1 is to create a state in which the solid-liquid separation of the suspension is performed efficiently. After the suspension is in that state, the gate valve 8 is opened and the suspension is allowed to flow down into the filtration tank 13 of the concentration tank 2. Thereafter, the gate valve 8 is closed, and the pre-cooling tank 1 receives the suspension to be processed next and starts the operation. On the other hand, the suspension flowing down into the filtration tank 13 is stirred by the stirring section 10 of the slow stirrer 9], and the suspended particles start to flocculate and settle. In the pre-cooling tank 1, suspended particles are easily settled and sedimented, so they settle out very quickly. Accumulate. The stirring action here prevents the freezing of the liquid, prevents the sedimentation at the interface or the interference sedimentation state, and also provides an effect of avoiding the clogging of the net 12. It is natural that the permeation tank 13 passes through the suspension, but the liquid flowing out of the side wall of the permeation tank 13 through the F network 12 contains no suspended particles and becomes a clear liquid. The liquid is transferred to the liquid processing step through the discharge pipe 16 from the gap 15 that is the discharge path. After the suspension in the permeation tank 13 is completed, a sludge consisting of suspended particles and moisture is deposited at the bottom of the permeation tank 13, At this stage, the gate valve 11 is opened and the sludge flows down into the storage tank 3. Thereafter, the gate valve 11 is closed, and the cooling tank 13 in the compression tank 2 receives the suspension cooled in the pre-cooling tank 1 and restarts the same overwork. Repeat this work
返すと貯留タ ンク 5内に相当量のス ラ ッ ジが堆積することにな るが、 これは転送管 18を通じて次の処理段階である脱水工程に移  When returned, a considerable amount of sludge accumulates in the storage tank 5, which is transferred to the next processing step, the dehydration step, through the transfer pipe 18.
Ο:.:ΡΙ ' γ ' 0 送される。 尚、 貯留タ ンク 3 の底に懸濁水等が貯つたときには吐 水管 19を通じて懸濁液へ帰還させる手段が講じられている。 かか る作業によつてこの装置は前記の固液分龍方法を円滑に実施する ものであるが、 又懸濁液の流入量を予備冷却タ ンク 1 に付設した 5 フ ロ ー ト スィ ツ チ等によ j?確認し、 濃縮タ ンク 2、 貯留タ ンク 3 の中の堆積量の確認する作業を電気的に行い、 仕切弁 8及び 11、 その他の転送ポンプ等へ伝達することによって自動制御化するこ とも可能である。 Ο:.: ΡΙ ' γ ' 0 Sent. In addition, when suspended water or the like is stored at the bottom of the storage tank 3, means for returning to the suspension through the water discharge pipe 19 is provided. By this work, this device smoothly implements the solid-liquid separation method described above, but also measures the inflow of the suspension into a 5-floor suite attached to the pre-cooling tank 1. J.Confirmation of the amount of accumulation in the concentration tank 2 and the storage tank 3 is performed electrically, and is automatically performed by transmitting to gate valves 8 and 11 and other transfer pumps. It can be controlled.
第 2の実施例は図 2に示される固液分離装置である。 この装置 The second embodiment is a solid-liquid separation device shown in FIG. This device
10は予備冷却タ ンク 20、 貯留タ ンク 21、 及び濃縮タ ンク 22から ]} , これらのタ ンクを並設し、 予備冷却タ ンク 20と貯留タンク 21の間 を管 23で達通し、 且つ貯留タンク 21と濃縮タンク 22の間を耘送ポ ンブ 24を介した管 25.で違通したものである。 予備冷却タ ンク 20は 懸濁液を螺旋管 26の中を流通させつつその外部 27を冷却ガス等の10 is a pre-cooling tank 20, a storage tank 21, and a concentration tank 22 ]}, these tanks are juxtaposed, and a pipe 23 passes between the pre-cooling tank 20 and the storage tank 21; between the storage tank 21 and concentrated tank 22 is obtained by違通a tube 25. through the耘送port Nbu 2 4. Precooling tank 20 such as cooling gas and the outside 2 7 while flowing through the suspension of the helical tube 26
I S冷媒を通気させることによつて懸濁液を冷却する構成を有したも のである。 貯留タンク 21は緩速攪拌機 28の攪拌部 29を内部に懸架 し、 且つ冷却用パイ プ 30を周設したものである。 濃縮タ ンク 22は 緩速攪拌機 31の攪拌部 32を内部に懸架し、 その最下部に電磁弁又 は耘送ボンブ 33へ違設した管34を貫設し、 且つ萨網 35を内周設しThe suspension is cooled by ventilating the IS refrigerant. The storage tank 21 has a stirring section 29 of a slow stirring machine 28 suspended inside, and a cooling pipe 30 is provided around the storage tank 21. The concentrating tank 22 suspends the stirring part 32 of the slow stirrer 31 inside, penetrates a solenoid valve or a tubing bomb 33 with a pipe 34 that is different from the bottom of the stirring part 32, and has a mesh 35 inside. I
20 た^過タンク 36を駒 37等によつて内篏保持し、 その内漦したこと による隙間 38を ' 液排出路と したものである。 尚、 この実匏例に おいては 液排出路の最下部及び所要の箇所に排出管 39が付設さ れている。 以上に各タ ンクの構成を説明したが、 各タ ンクの外側 は外気の影響を阻止するために断面構造と しておく ことが望ま し 5 20 The tank 36 is fitted and held by a bridge 37 and the like, and the gap 38 formed by the fitting is used as a liquid discharge path. In this example, a discharge pipe 39 is provided at the bottom of the liquid discharge path and at a required position. Although the configuration of each tank has been described above, it is desirable that the outside of each tank has a cross-sectional structure to prevent the influence of outside air.
C' 次にこの装置の働きについて説明する。 C ' Next, the operation of this device will be described.
まず、 懸濁液は流入口 40を通じて予備冷却タンク 20へ流入し螺 旋管 26の中を流通する間にその外部 2ァを通気している冷却ガス等 によって、 流通状態で凍結し 範囲で冷却される。 この冷却さ 5れた懸濁液は管 23を通じて貯留タ ンク 21中に流入するが、 貯留タ ンク 21内では緩速攪拌されつつ、 その状態で冷却し い範囲で同 タンク 21に周設された冷却用パイ プ 30によって冷却されているた め前記の実施例と同様に膠性化を回避しつつ凝集沈降が容易る状 態が創])出される。 この後、 同状態の懸濁液は転送ポンプ 24によFirst, the suspension flows into the pre-cooling tank 20 through the inlet 40, and is frozen in the flowing state by the cooling gas or the like that is flowing through the outside 2 while flowing through the spiral tube 26. Cooled. The cooled suspension 5 flows into the storage tank 21 through the pipe 23, and is slowly stirred in the storage tank 21, and is circulated around the tank 21 within a range where cooling is not possible in that state. Since it is cooled by the cooling pipe 30, a state in which coagulation and sedimentation is easily generated while avoiding coagulation is created as in the above-mentioned embodiment]). Thereafter, the suspension in the same state is transferred by the transfer pump 24.
10 つて管 25を通じて濃縮タ ンク 22に移送される。 濃縮タ ンク 22の中 では懸濁液は凝集沈降を開始すると伴に^過タ ンク 36に内周設さ れた^網 35によって泸過される。 この場合には懸濁液は既に貯留 · タンク 21内で凝集沈降の容易 状態に創 出されているため極め て迅速に沈降し、 又膠性が解体されているため円滑に泸過タンク10 is transferred to the concentration tank 22 through the pipe 25. In the concentration tank 22, the suspension starts to flocculate and settle, and at the same time, is suspended by the mesh 35 provided around the permeation tank 36. Smooth泸過tank for suspension already rapidly settle extremely because it is issued wound to facilitate the state of aggregation and settling in storage tank 2 within 1, and glue properties dismantled in this case
I S 36の底に堆積する。 過タ ンク 36が懸濁液を^過することは当然 であるが 網 35を通じて^過タンク 36から流出した^液は懸濁粒 子を含まず清澄液と して泸液排出路である隙間 38から排出管 39を 通じて萨液処理工程へ移送される。 この^過タンク 36の中の懸濁 液の 過が完了した後は、 '庐過タンク 36の底部には懸濁粒子及びDeposits on the bottom of IS 36. It is natural that the excess tank 36 passes through the suspension, but the liquid flowing out of the excess tank 36 through the net 35 does not contain suspended particles and becomes a clear liquid. From 38, it is transferred to the liquid processing step through the discharge pipe 39. After the suspension in the permeation tank 36 is completed, the suspended particles and
20水分からるるスラ ツ ジが堆積することにるるが、 この段階で電磁 弁又は転送ポンプ 33へ違設した管 34を通じて次の処理段階である 晚水工程へ移送される。 かかる作業によってこの装置も前記の固 液分難方法を円滑に実施するものであるが、 前記した装置が各タ ンクを積重しているのに対して、 各タンクを並設することができAt this stage, the sludge from the water will accumulate. At this stage, the sludge is transferred to the next treatment stage, i.e., the water process, through a pipe 34 provided to the solenoid valve or the transfer pump 33. By this operation, this apparatus also smoothly implements the above-described method for solid-liquid separation. However, while the above-described apparatus stacks each tank, each tank can be arranged side by side.
25 るので、 高さに制限のある箇所に設置する場合に都合が良く、 又 25 , which is convenient for installation in places where the height is restricted, and
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、 . ϊ ο" 電気的自動制御化も可能であることは前記した装置と同様である, 図面の簡単な説明 ,. Ϊ ο " It is the same as the above-mentioned device that the electric automatic control is also possible.
図 1 及び図 2は本発明に係る固液分離装置の各実施例の要部断 面図を示す。  1 and 2 are cross-sectional views of a main part of each embodiment of the solid-liquid separation device according to the present invention.
5 1 …予備冷却タ ンク、 2…濃縮タ ンク、 3…貯留タ ンクヽ 4…流 入口、 5…緩速攪拌機、 ό…攪拌部、 7…冷却用パイ プ、 8…仕 切弁、 9…緩速攪拌機、 10…攪拌部、 1レ 仕切弁、 12…浐網、 13 …^過タ ンク、 14…外壁、 15…隙間、 16…排出管、 17…冷却パイ プ、 18…転送管、 19…吐水管、 20…予備冷却タ ンク、 2レ"貯留タ 5 1… Pre-cooling tank, 2… Concentration tank, 3… Storage tank ヽ 4… Inlet, 5… Slow stirrer, ό… Stirrer, 7… Cooling pipe, 8… Gate valve, 9 … Slow stirrer, 10… Stirring unit, 1 s Gate valve, 12… 浐 mesh, 13… ^ Over tank, 14… Outer wall, 15… Gap, 16… Discharge pipe, 17… Cooling pipe, 18… Transfer pipe , 19 ... water discharge pipe, 20 ... pre-cooling tank, 2 "storage tank
10 ンク、 22…濃縮タ ンク、 23…管、 24…耘送ポンプ、 25…管、 26… 螺旋管、 27…螺旋管の外部、 28…緩速攪拌機、 29…攪拌部、 30— 冷却用パイ ブ、 31…緩速攪拌機、 32…攪拌部、 33 ¾送ポンプ、 34…管、 35…泸網、 36…^過タ ンク、 37…駒等、 38…隙間、 39— 排出管、 40…流入口を示す。 10 tanks, 22 tanks, 23 tanks, 24 pipe pumps, 25 pipes, 26 spiral pipes, 27 external pipes, 28 slow mixers, 29 stirrers, 30 cooling Pipe, 31: slow stirrer, 32: stirrer, 33 pump, 34 ... pipe, 35 ... net, 36 ... ^ tank, 37 ... piece, 38 ... gap, 39-discharge pipe, 40 ... indicates the inlet.
15 発明を実施するための最良の形態  15 BEST MODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION
本発明は、 前記実施例に示した如き装置によ って最も効率的に 実施することができる。  The present invention can be most efficiently implemented by the apparatus as shown in the above embodiment.
産業上の利用可能性  Industrial applicability
本発明は汚水処理技術の効率化を図るために非常に利用性に富 S Oんでいるものである。 又、 処理液は懸濁液であればその種類を問 わ ¾いため、 食品加工業、 鉱業等の他の分野 いても条件が適 合すれば利用されるに足るも のでもある。  The present invention is very useful for improving the efficiency of sewage treatment technology. In addition, since the type of the treatment liquid is not limited as long as it is a suspension, it can be used in other fields such as the food processing industry and mining if the conditions are suitable.

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1. 懸濁液を緩速攪拌した状態で同液が凍結し い範圏で同液を 冷却することを特徵と した固液分離方法。  1. A solid-liquid separation method characterized by cooling the suspension in a range where the suspension is not frozen while the suspension is stirred slowly.
2. 懸濁液の流入口を貫設し、 緩速攪拌機の攪拌部を内部に懸架 5 し、 冷却用パイ プを周設し、 且つ最下部に仕切弁を付設した予備 冷却タ ンク、 緩速攪拌機の攪拌部を内部に懸架し、 その最下部に 仕切弁を付設し、 且つ 網を内周設した 過タ ンクを内篏保持し、 その内篏したことによる隙間を泸液排出路と した濃縮タンク、 最 下部にス ラ ッ ジ耘送管を貫設した貯留タンクからな ] 9、 予備冷却 10 タ ンク、 濃縮タ ン ク及び貯留タンクを同順にて積重保持した固液  2. A pre-cooling tank with a suspension inlet through which the stirring section of the slow stirrer is suspended, a cooling pipe around and a gate valve at the bottom The stirring part of the high-speed stirrer is suspended inside, a gate valve is attached at the bottom of the stirring part, and the excess tank with the inner circumference of the net is fitted and held. And a storage tank with a sludge feed pipe at the bottom.] 9, Pre-cooling 10 tanks, solid-liquid with stacking of the concentration tank and storage tank in the same order
3. 懸濁液の予備冷却タ ンク、 緩速攪拌機の攪拌部を内部に懸架 し、 且つ冷却用パイブを周設した貯留タ ンク、 及び緩速攪拌機の 攪拌部を内部に懸架し、 その最下部に電磁弁又は転送ポンプへ連3. Suspension pre-cooling tank and suspension section of slow stirring machine are suspended inside, and storage tank surrounding cooling pipe and stirring section of slow stirring machine are suspended inside. Connect to solenoid valve or transfer pump at the bottom
I 5設した管を貫設し、 且つ^謂を内周設した^過タ ンクを内篏保持 し、 その内篏したことによる隙間を 液排出路とした濃縮タンク を並設し、 予備冷却タ ンク と貯留タ ンクの間を管で違通し、 且つ 貯留タ ンク と濃縮タ ンクの間を転送ポンプを介した管で違通した 固液分離装置。 I A pipe with 5 pipes penetrated and a so-called internal tank with an internal tank fitted and held inside, and a condensing tank with a gap formed by the fitting inside as a liquid discharge path is juxtaposed and pre-cooled A solid-liquid separation device in which the tank and storage tank are connected by a pipe, and the storage tank and concentration tank are connected by a pipe via a transfer pump.
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