WO1997046492A1 - Procede de production d'eau deionisee par une technique de deionisation electrique - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a method for producing deionized water used in various industries or research facilities such as a semiconductor manufacturing industry, a pharmaceutical industry, and a food industry by an electrodeionization method, and more particularly to a deionization method excellent in removing silica.
- a method for producing deionized water used in various industries or research facilities such as a semiconductor manufacturing industry, a pharmaceutical industry, and a food industry by an electrodeionization method, and more particularly to a deionization method excellent in removing silica.
- a method for producing deionized water As a method for producing deionized water, a method of deionizing water by passing the water to be treated through an ion exchange resin is conventionally known. In this method, when the ion exchange resin is saturated with ions, an acid and an ion are removed. It is necessary to regenerate with an aqueous solution of water, and in order to eliminate such disadvantages in processing operations, in recent years, a method of producing deionized water by an electrodeionization method that does not require regeneration with a chemical or at all is established and put into practical use. It has been reached.
- an ion exchanger such as an ion exchange resin or an ion exchange fiber is filled between a cation exchange membrane and an anion exchange membrane to form a desalination chamber.
- An enrichment chamber is provided in the demineralization chamber, and the desalination chamber and the enrichment chamber are arranged between the positive electrode and the negative electrode.
- impurity ions in the water to be treated are removed, and the impurity ions are electrically transferred to a concentration chamber to produce deionized water.
- the ion exchanger is ionized. It has the advantage that regeneration with a drug is not required because it is not saturated.
- An object of the present invention is to provide a method for producing deionized water by an electrodeionization method, which is capable of removing a sili force, which is an impurity in water to be treated, with an extremely high removal rate. Disclosure of the invention
- a desalination chamber is formed by filling an anion exchanger and a force ion exchanger between a cation exchange membrane and an anion exchange membrane, and the deionization chamber is provided via the cation exchange membrane and the anion exchange membrane.
- Concentration chambers are provided on both sides, these desalination chambers and concentration chambers are arranged between the anode and the cathode, and while applying voltage, the water to be treated flows into the desalination chamber and the concentrated water flows into the concentration chamber.
- the flow direction of the treated water supplied to the desalination chamber and the concentration chamber The treated water and the concentrated water flow into the salt chamber and the concentrating chamber, respectively, so that the flow directions of the concentrated water supplied to the tanks are opposite to each other. It is characterized by passing through the Anion exchanger layer. It is. W
- the water to be treated is supplied to the desalting chamber and the concentrated water is supplied to the concentrating chamber.
- the water flow directions are opposite to each other. That is, in the present invention, when the water to be treated is passed downflow to the desalination chamber, the concentrated water is passed upflow to the concentration chamber, and the water to be treated is passed upflow to the desalination chamber. When passing water, the concentrated water is passed downflow to the enrichment room.
- the water to be treated that has flowed into the desalting chamber is first passed through the anion exchanger layer. That is, the anion exchanger and the cation exchanger are filled in the desalting chamber, and there are various methods for arranging the ion exchanger layers.
- the water to be treated passes first. The layer arrangement is determined so that the ion exchanger layer to be formed becomes the anion exchanger layer.
- an anion exchanger layer is placed above the desalting chamber, and another ion exchanger layer is placed below that. If the system is upward flow water, an anion exchanger layer is placed below the desalination chamber, and another ion exchanger layer is placed above it.
- the water to be treated and the concentrated water are respectively desalted and concentrated so that the flow direction of the water to be treated supplied to the desalination chamber and the flow direction of the concentrated water supplied to the concentration chamber are opposite to each other.
- the water to be treated flows into the salt chamber and flows through the anion exchanger layer first, the current density in the anion exchanger layer where the treated water first passes increases.
- the movement of the anion to the enrichment chamber is promoted, and the strength of the water to be treated in the anion exchanger layer part is enhanced, whereby the dissociation of silica proceeds, and as a result, the silica removal rate is reduced by the conventional method. Can be dramatically improved it can.
- FIG. 1 is a schematic longitudinal sectional view showing an example of an electric deionized water producing apparatus used for carrying out the method of the present invention
- FIG. 2 is an exploded perspective view showing a deionization module for forming a deionization chamber.
- deionized water is produced by an electric deionization method.
- desalination is performed by filling an ion exchanger between a cation exchange membrane and an anion exchange membrane.
- Electro-deionized water comprising a chamber, concentration chambers provided on both sides of the desalination chamber via the cation exchange membrane and the cation-exchange membrane, and anodes and cathodes arranged on both outer sides of these chambers.
- a manufacturing device is used.
- FIG. 1 One configuration example of such an electric deionized water producing apparatus is shown in FIG.
- the present invention will be described in detail by taking as an example the case of producing deionized water using the apparatus shown in FIG.
- 1 is a desalination room
- 2 is a concentration room
- a plurality of these desalination rooms 1 and concentration rooms 2 are provided alternately.
- the desalting chamber 1 is manufactured as one module product. That is, a cation exchange membrane 4 and an anion exchange membrane 5 are respectively adhered to both sides of a frame 3 made of, for example, a synthetic resin formed in a frame shape as shown in FIG. 2, and an ion exchanger such as ion
- the ion exchange resin (cation exchange resin and anion exchange resin) is filled to produce the ion exchange module 6, and the ion exchange resin filling section in the ion exchange module 6 is configured as a desalination chamber 1.
- the exchange resin and the anion exchange resin are filled, or the method of filling these ion exchange resins, that is, the method of arranging the ion exchange resin layer, is that the flow of the water to be treated is downward flowing water.
- an anion exchange resin layer is placed above the desalting chamber 1.
- the layer arrangement of the ion exchange resin layer in the desalting chamber 1 is such that the upper part of the desalting chamber 1 is an anion exchange resin layer, the lower part is a cation exchange resin layer, and the upper part is the anion exchange resin layer.
- an anion exchange resin layer is disposed below the desalination chamber 1 and another ion exchange resin layer is disposed above the same.
- the specific layer arrangement is the same as that of the downward flowing water described above, except for the vertical direction.
- a cation exchange membrane 4 (or anion exchange membrane 5) is adhered to one side surface of the frame 3, and then the ion exchange resin is filled into the open space of the frame 3, and the resin is filled.
- the anion exchange membrane 5 (or force exchange membrane 4) is adhered to the other side of the frame 3, and ion exchange is performed in the space formed by both ion exchange membranes 4 and 5 and the frame 3.
- a divided cross-section as a partition wall as shown in FIG. Is preferably provided.
- the number of dividing bars 7 is arbitrary.
- the figure shows an example in which three dividing bars are provided, whereby the desalting room 1 is divided into four rooms A, B, C and D.
- room A is filled with anion exchange resin
- the other rooms B, C :, and D are sequentially filled with, for example, cation exchange resin, anion exchange resin, and cation exchange resin.
- room D is filled with anion exchange resin
- the other rooms (:, B, A are filled with cation exchange resin, anion exchange resin, and cation exchange resin, for example). Is done.
- each ion exchange resin becomes easy, and both ion exchange resin layers are mixed during transportation or operation of the apparatus. Without being filled, the divided state of each ion exchange resin layer can be maintained as it is when filled.
- the split bar 7 is provided with a through hole 8 through which only water is passed without passing ion-exchange resin.
- 9 is the inlet of treated water (however, in the case of upward flowing water, it is an ionized water outlet)
- 10 is the outlet of deionized water (however, in the case of upward flowing water, it is the inlet of the treated water) .
- a plurality of deion modules 6 configured as described above are arranged in parallel at a distance.
- a spacer 11 made of a water-tight member such as a rubber packing formed in a four-sided frame shape is interposed between the deionization modules 6 and 6, and the space thus formed is configured as a concentration chamber 2. I do.
- flow paths of ion exchange fibers, synthetic resin nets, etc. are usually formed to prevent the adhesion of the ion exchange membranes 4 and 5 and secure the flow path of the concentrated water. The material is filled.
- the anodes 12 and the cathodes 13 are arranged on both sides of the alternate arrangement of the desalting chamber 1 and the enrichment chamber 2 as described above.Particular membranes are provided near the anodes 12 and 13 respectively, not shown in the figure.
- the space between the partition membrane and the anode 12 is configured as an anode chamber 14, and the space between the partition membrane and the cathode 13 is configured as a cathode chamber 15.
- 16 is the treated water inflow line
- 17 is the deionized water outflow line
- 18 is the concentrated water inflow line
- 19 is the concentrated water outflow line
- 20 is the electrode water inflow line
- 21 is the electrode water inflow line This is the electrode water outflow line.
- the water to be treated flows into the desalination chamber 1 from the water inflow line 16 and the concentrated water flows from the concentrated water flow line 18.
- Flows into the concentration chamber 2 and the electrode water flows into the anode chamber 14 and the cathode chamber 15 through the electrode water inflow lines 20 and 20, respectively.
- the concentrated water the same water as the water to be supplied to the desalination chamber 1 is usually supplied.
- a voltage is applied between the anode 12 and the cathode 13 to pass a DC current in a direction perpendicular to the flow direction of the water to be treated and the concentrated water.
- the water to be treated is supplied in a downward flow water system, and the ion exchange resin layers in the desalting chamber 1 are arranged in this order from the top to the anion exchange resin layer 22 a and the cation exchange resin layer 2
- the present invention will be described in detail by taking as an example the case where 3a, anion exchange resin layer 22b and cation exchange resin layer 23b are arranged.
- the water to be treated which has been supplied into the desalination chamber 1 in a downward flow, first flows down in the anion exchange resin layer 22a.
- the supply of concentrated water to the concentration chamber 2 is performed by the upward flow water system in the opposite direction to the flow direction of the water to be treated.
- the impurity ions removed from the water to be treated in the desalting chamber 1 move to the concentration chamber 2 through the ion exchange membrane. That is, the anion is sucked to the anode 12 side and moves to the adjacent concentration chamber 2 through the anion exchange membrane 5, and the cation is sucked to the cathode 13 side and passes through the cation exchange membrane 4 to concentrate. Move to room 2.
- the concentrated water flowing through the concentration chamber 2 receives this moving anion and cation. And flows out of the concentrated water outflow line 19 as concentrated water in which impurity ions are concentrated.
- the electrode water flowing into the anode chamber 14 and the cathode chamber 15 from the electrode water inflow line 20 flows out from the electrode water outflow line 21.
- the silica removal rate is improved. This is considered to be due to the following reasons.
- the silica removal rate can be further increased. The reason is considered as follows.
- the water to be treated that has flowed into the desalting chamber 1 flows down while being gradually deionized, so that the impurity ion concentration becomes lower toward the lower part of the desalting chamber. Therefore, the ion concentration is highest in the upper part of the desalting chamber (where the anion exchange resin layer 22a is disposed).
- the concentrated water flowing into the concentration chamber 2 rises while receiving the ions moving from the desalination chamber, so that the ion concentration increases toward the upper part of the concentration chamber.
- both the upper part of the desalting chamber and the upper part of the concentrating chamber have high ion concentrations, and the two parts having the highest ion concentration and high conductivity in the desalting chamber and the concentrating chamber follow the flow of DC current. The situation is adjacent.
- the current density in the anion exchange resin layer 22a increases, and the The effect of further promoting the transfer to the concentration chamber occurs.
- the alkalinity of the water to be treated in the anion exchange resin layer 22a of the desalting chamber is further enhanced, and the degree of dissociation of silica is further increased.
- the amount of dissociated ions of silica transferred to the concentration chamber is significantly increased, and the silica removal rate can be dramatically improved.
- the dissociation equilibrium equation of the Siri force is as follows.
- the removal in the form of divalent ions S i 0 3 2 — requires twice as much current as the removal in the form of univalent ions HS i ⁇ 3 — It is preferable to remove it in the form of HS i Ch ⁇ because it is bulky and not economically feasible. For this purpose, it is preferable to perform deionization under the condition that the pH of the water to be treated in the anion exchange resin layer 22a of the desalting chamber is 9.5 to 1.0.
- the deionization treatment was performed by changing the arrangement of the ion exchange resin layer in the desalting chamber and the conditions for the flow direction of the water to be treated and the concentrated water as described below.
- Example 1 Anion-exchange resin layer having a height of 300 mm, a cation-exchange resin layer having a height of 100 mm, and an anion-exchange resin layer having a height of 100 mm in order from the inlet side of the water to be treated in the desalination chamber.
- a cation exchange resin layer having a height of 100 mm was arranged, the water to be treated was passed downflow, and the concentrated water was passed upflow.
- Example 2 Anion-exchange resin layer having a height of 300 mm and a mixed ion-exchange resin layer of anion-exchange resin and cation-exchange resin having a height of 300 mm in order from the inlet side of the water to be treated in the desalination chamber.
- a mixture of anion-exchange resin: cation-exchange resin 1: 2 by volume ratio
- Comparative Example 1 Same as Example 1 except for the water flow method. As for the water flow method, both the treated water and the concentrated water were passed downflow.
- Comparative Example 2 Same as Example 2 except for the water flow method. As for the water flow method, both the treated water and the concentrated water were passed downflow.
- Comparative Example 4 Same as Comparative Example 3 except for the water flow method. As for the water flow method, both the treated water and the concentrated water were passed downflow.
- Table 2 shows the quality of the obtained deionized water.
- the removal rate of the sili force can be significantly improved, and the quality of the deionized water as a whole is as good as that of pure water.
- the deionized water produced by the present invention is used in various industries or research facilities such as the semiconductor manufacturing industry, the pharmaceutical industry, and the food industry.
- INDUSTRIAL APPLICABILITY Since the present invention is excellent in removing silica, it is beneficially used in various industries as deionized water having good water quality.
- Example 1 95 5 or more 17 or more Example 2 95 5 or more 17 or more Comparative example 1 7 0 to 8 0 8 to 10 Comparative example 2 7 0 ⁇ 8 0 8 ⁇ 10 Comparative example 36 0 or less 1 or less Comparative example 4 6 0 or less 1 or less
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