WO2004022206A1 - 分離膜モジュール及び分離膜モジュールの運転方法 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a separation membrane module for efficiently removing suspended matter accumulated in a raw water spacer wound around a spiral type membrane element, and a method for operating the separation membrane module.
- a spiral membrane element using a reverse osmosis membrane (RO membrane) or nanofiltration membrane (NF membrane) as a permeable membrane has been used.
- RO membrane reverse osmosis membrane
- NF membrane nanofiltration membrane
- a method for separating ionic components and low molecular components from raw water is known.
- Spiral-type filtration is also used in ultrafiltration, which separates low-molecular or high-molecular components, or separates only high-molecular components from low-molecular or high-molecular components, and microfiltration, which separates fine particles.
- Membrane elements are used. As shown in Fig.
- a spiral type membrane element that has been used in the past is a reverse osmosis membrane 81, which is superimposed on both sides of a permeated water spacer 82, and adhered on three sides.
- a bag-like membrane 83 is formed, the opening of the bag-like membrane 83 is attached to the permeated water collecting pipe 84, and the meshed raw water collecting pipe 85 and the permeated water collecting pipe 84 are formed. It is constructed by spirally winding around the outer peripheral surface.
- the raw water 86 is supplied from one end face 89 a of the spiral membrane element 80, flows along the raw water sensor 85, and flows into the other end face 8 of the spiral membrane element 80. It is discharged as concentrated water 88 from 9b.
- the raw water 86 passes through the reverse osmosis membrane 81 and the permeated water 8
- the permeated water 87 flows into the permeated water collecting pipe 84 along the permeated water spacer 82, and is discharged from the end of the permeated water collecting pipe 84.
- the raw water path is formed by the raw water spacer 85 disposed between the wound bag-like membranes 83.
- a multi-stage separation membrane device in which two or more separation membrane device groups in which one or two or more separation membrane modules to which the spiral-type membrane elements are mounted are arranged in parallel per stage is used. It is used for the purpose of improving the recovery rate and the amount of treated water.
- the raw water supplied from the pump 91 passes through the raw water supply main pipe 92, the raw water supply branch pipes 93a and 93b, and is arranged in parallel.
- the concentrated water flowing out of the separation membrane modules 94a and 94b is collected by the concentrated water collecting pipes 97a and 97b, and the intermediate concentrated water supply main pipe (the latter raw water supply main pipe) 9
- the water is passed through the separation membrane module 99 of the second to eighth stages. Then, permeated water is obtained from the permeated water outflow pipe 101, and concentrated water is obtained from the concentrated water outflow pipe 100.
- the recovery rate of water can be improved, and multiple separation membrane modules can be arranged in parallel per stage. Is increasing the amount of water treatment.
- pretreatment is usually performed to remove turbidity in raw water.
- This pretreatment is performed using a reverse osmosis membrane spiral element with a thickness of 1 mm in order to increase the contact area between the raw water and the reverse osmosis membrane as much as possible while securing the raw water flow path.
- the turbidity is accumulated in the raw water space in the raw water flow path,
- the structure makes it easy to block roads.Therefore, the turbidity in the raw water is removed in advance to avoid an increase in the differential pressure due to accumulation of turbidity and a decrease in the amount of permeated water and the quality of permeated water. This is for stable operation.
- Pretreatment devices used for such a purpose include, for example, coagulation sedimentation treatment, filtration treatment and membrane treatment, etc., and these installations increase the installation cost and operation cost, and However, there was a problem that a large installation area was required.
- the pretreatment device for the separation membrane module equipped with the spiral type membrane element can be omitted, industrial water and tap water can be supplied to the reverse osmosis membrane module without pretreatment, simplifying the system and reducing the installation area. Cost reduction is possible, and the industrial utility value is extremely high. Therefore, if a raw water sensor with a structure in which turbidity is unlikely to accumulate is developed, or even if turbidity accumulates in the raw water sensor, turbidity can be reduced by changing the operation method or flushing. If removed, it would be a very useful technique.
- the method of changing the operation method ie, the method of removing suspended matter by flashing or the like, is preferable because the conventional spiral-type membrane element can be used as it is.
- Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 11-110646336 discloses that the reverse osmosis membrane module is backwashed and flushed by supplying a pressurized gas-liquid two-layer flow in a direction opposite to the flow of ordinary raw water. A method is disclosed. However, this backwash flushing was to remove turbidity adhering to the hollow fiber membrane surface of the hollow fiber type reverse osmosis membrane module and was attached to the raw water space of the spiral type reverse osmosis membrane module. Not turbidity removal.
- an object of the present invention is to provide a separation membrane module for efficiently removing suspended matter accumulated in a raw water sensor wound around a spiral type membrane element and a method for operating the separation membrane module.
- the present inventors have conducted intensive studies and as a result, have found that a separation type in which a spiral-type membrane element formed by winding a bag-shaped separation membrane on the outer peripheral surface of a permeated water collecting pipe together with a raw water sensor is attached.
- the turbidity in the raw water accumulates at the intersections where the wires of the raw water space intersect.
- the flow direction of the raw water is regularly or irregularly reversed.
- the turbidity accumulated in the raw water spacer can be easily removed.When the flow direction of the raw water is changed, flashing is performed several times to improve the turbidity removing effect.
- the present invention provides a method for operating a separation membrane module in which a spiral membrane element formed by winding a bag-like separation membrane together with a raw water spacer on the outer peripheral surface of a permeated water collecting pipe is attached.
- Operating method (I)) or one or two intermediate concentrated waters of a separation membrane module or a group of separation membrane modules in the preceding stage to which one or more spiral-type membrane elements are arranged in parallel.
- the operation method of multi-stage separation membrane modules of two or more stages sequentially supplied to the subsequent separation membrane module or separation membrane module group equipped with the spiral-type membrane elements arranged in parallel (hereinafter, the operation method of the separation membrane module ( II), and the operation method (I) of the separation membrane module or the operation method ( ⁇ ) of the separation membrane module is referred to as the operation method of the separation membrane module ( (I) or (II)), wherein the flow direction of raw water of the separation membrane module is changed periodically or irregularly to the opposite direction. It provides a driving method of Joule. With this configuration, the turbidity accumulated at the intersection of the raw water spacer is easily peeled off and removed.
- the present invention also provides an operation method (I) or (II) of a separation membrane module for performing a plurality of times of flushing alternately from both directions when changing the flow direction of the raw water.
- the present invention also provides an operation method (I) or (II) of a separation membrane module in which flushing performed at the beginning of each flushing is performed in a direction opposite to the flow direction of raw water flowing immediately before.
- the present invention also provides a method for operating a separation membrane module in which a spiral-type membrane element formed by winding a bag-like separation membrane together with a raw water sensor on an outer peripheral surface of a permeated water collecting pipe is provided.
- the operating method includes one or more times of flushing on the way, and the first flushing is performed in the direction (I) or ( ⁇ ) of operating the separation membrane module in the direction opposite to the flow direction of the raw water flowing immediately before. ).
- the present invention also provides a method (I) or (II) for operating a separation membrane module in which the valve on the permeated water side is fully closed during the flushing.
- a method (I) or (II) for operating a separation membrane module in which the valve on the permeated water side is fully closed during the flushing.
- raw water as a flushing liquid does not permeate at about the flushing pressure in the case of the high pressure separation membrane module, but does not permeate in the low pressure or ultra-low pressure separation membrane module.
- the flushing flow rate is reduced and the water of low quality is permeated.
- the back pressure generated immediately after closing the valve on the permeated water side accumulated on the membrane surface. It also has the effect of floating contaminants, which can further enhance the flushing effect.
- the present invention also provides a method (I) or (II) for operating a separation membrane module for releasing the pressure on the raw water supply side before performing the flushing.
- a method (I) or (II) for operating a separation membrane module for releasing the pressure on the raw water supply side before performing the flushing.
- the present invention provides a method of operating a multi-stage separation membrane module in which the flushing of the multi-stage separation membrane module is performed for each separation membrane module of each stage or for each separation membrane module group.
- the present invention provides a raw water supply first pipe connecting the raw water supply pump and the first valve, a raw water supply second pipe connecting the first valve and the separation membrane module, and the separation membrane module.
- a separation membrane device comprising: a conversion pipe; and a concentrated water outflow second branch pipe that branches off from the raw water supply second pipe and flows out when the flow direction of the raw water is reversed.
- the intermediate concentrated water obtained from the separation membrane device of the preceding stage or the separation membrane module of the separation membrane device group is sequentially supplied to the separation membrane device of the subsequent stage or the separation membrane module of the separation membrane device group.
- a multi-stage separation membrane device having more than one stage, wherein the separation membrane device or the separation membrane device constituting the separation membrane device group comprises: a first raw water supply pipe connected to a first valve; a first valve and a separation membrane module; Connect the raw water A second supply pipe, the separation membrane module, a permeate outflow pipe connected to the permeate side of the separation membrane module, a raw water supply first pipe and a condensate outflow side of the separation membrane module connected to the concentrated water outflow side of the separation membrane module.
- a flow redirecting pipe having a second valve, a concentrated water outflow first pipe connected to the flow redirecting pipe and having a third valve, and a concentrated water outflow branched from the raw water supply second pipe and having a fourth valve;
- An object of the present invention is to provide a multi-stage separation membrane device including a second pipe. By adopting such a configuration, the operation method (II) of the separation membrane module can be reliably performed with a simple device.
- FIG. 1 is a diagram showing a flow of an apparatus for carrying out a method for operating a separation membrane module according to an embodiment of the present invention
- FIG. 2 is a diagram showing a method for operating a separation membrane module according to another embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 3 is a diagram showing a flow of an apparatus for performing the method
- FIG. 3 is a diagram showing a flow of an apparatus for performing a method for operating a separation membrane module according to another embodiment of the present invention
- FIG. FIG. 5 is a diagram showing an example of the structure of a separation membrane module in an example
- FIG. 5 is a diagram showing a flow of a multi-stage separation membrane device of this embodiment
- FIG. 6 is a multi-stage separation membrane device of this embodiment.
- FIG. 1 is a diagram showing a flow of an apparatus for carrying out a method for operating a separation membrane module according to an embodiment of the present invention
- FIG. 2 is a diagram showing a method for operating a separation membrane module according to another embodiment of the present invention
- FIG. 7 is a diagram showing another flow of the separation membrane device
- FIG. 7 is a diagram showing a flow of a multi-stage separation membrane device for carrying out Examples 7 to 11
- FIG. 8 is a conventional reverse osmosis device.
- Fig. 9 is a schematic diagram of a membrane module.
- Fig. 9 shows a conventional multistage separation membrane. It is a flow diagram of an example location. BEST MODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION
- FIG. 1 is a flow chart of a reverse osmosis membrane device for implementing the operation method of this example.
- reverse osmosis membrane device 10 is a raw water supply 1st raw water supply piping 1 to connect 1 to 1st valve a, 1st raw water supply 2nd piping 13 to connect 1a to reverse osmosis membrane module 1 OA, and reverse osmosis membrane module 1 OA, the permeated water outflow pipe 14 with valve e connected to the permeated water side of the reverse osmosis membrane module 10 A, the raw water supply first pipe 12 and the concentrated water outflow side of the reverse osmosis membrane module 1 OA Condensate outflow first branch pipe 1 5 1 Flow direction changing pipe 15 with 1 and 2 valve b, Raw water supply second pipe 13 Branched from, and the flow direction of raw water is reversed A concentrated water outflow second branch pipe 1 2 1 having
- the reverse osmosis membrane device 10 first, the second valve b and the valve d are closed, the valve c is adjusted to a predetermined pressure in the module, and the first valve a and the valve e are opened.
- Raw water is supplied to the reverse osmosis membrane module 1 OA by a raw water supply pump 11.
- the raw water is treated by the reverse osmosis membrane module 1OA, and the concentrated water is obtained from the concentrated water outflow first branch pipe 15 1 and the permeated water outflow pipe 14 as well.
- suspended substances such as turbidity in the raw water accumulate in the raw water spacer wound around the element as the operation time elapses.
- the timing of changing the flow direction of the raw water is regular or irregular, and the time interval for changing the flow direction of the raw water is preferably 1 hour to 24 hours, and more preferably 1 hour to 12 hours. If the time is less than 1 hour, the switching frequency of the switching valve increases, and the life of the switching valve is shortened.
- the timing of changing the flow direction of the raw water may be changed when the predetermined pressure difference is reached as described above. In this case, the change operation is not performed frequently, and the accumulated suspended matter is removed. It is preferable because it can also be used. Also, a combination of a method of changing the flow direction after a lapse of a predetermined time and a method of changing the flow direction when a predetermined pressure difference is reached may be used.
- the flow of the raw water is reversed to suppress the accumulation of turbidity, so that the coagulation sedimentation treatment conventionally used for the purpose of removing the turbidity in the raw water,
- the installation of a pretreatment device such as a filtration process and a membrane treatment can be omitted.
- the system has epoch-making effects in that the system can be simplified, the installation area can be reduced, and the cost can be reduced.
- a second embodiment in the method for operating a reverse osmosis membrane module according to the first embodiment, when the flow direction of the raw water is changed, flushing is performed a plurality of times alternately from both directions. The turbidity accumulated at the intersection of the raw water spacer can be reliably removed.
- a method of alternately performing flushing from both directions of the reverse osmosis membrane module a method in which the first flushing is performed in the direction opposite to the flow direction of the raw water that was flowing immediately before (hereinafter also referred to as reverse flushing) and immediately before.
- the reverse flushing is performed in the same direction as the flow direction of the raw water that has flowed to the raw water. It is preferable because turbidity accumulated at one intersection can be effectively removed. If the first flushing is performed in the same direction as the direction immediately before, although some turbidity can be removed, the turbidity accumulated in the stagnant portion of the raw water spacer will be pushed further, and over time Suspended matter accumulates.
- raw water with a flow rate approximately three times the raw water supply flow rate in the permeation treatment is rapidly supplied from the concentrated water outflow side into the reverse osmosis membrane module, and the raw water supply second pipe 13 on the raw water inflow side and the concentrated water outflow second branch It may be discharged from pipe 1 2 1.
- flushing is performed in the direction opposite to the flushing direction at the time of backward flushing. That is, the second valve b and the valve d are closed, and the first valve a and the valve c are opened.
- raw water having the same flow rate as reverse flushing is rapidly supplied into the reverse osmosis membrane module from the raw water inflow side, and discharged from the concentrated water outflow first branch pipe 151 on the concentrated water outflow side.
- flushing is performed in the direction opposite to the flushing direction at the time of flushing, and thereafter, the same operation is repeated, and flushing is performed a plurality of times alternately from both directions.
- the second operation in the case of the backward flushing described above will be performed first.
- the turbidity accumulated in the raw water spacer is peeled off and discharged to the outside of the element by flushing alternately from both directions.
- the pressure is released by the pressure adjusting valve c or d on the concentrated water outflow side, but the pressure releasing method is not limited to this.
- a pressure release valve may be provided separately.
- the concentrated water outflow pipe has a larger diameter than the pipe having a pressure regulating valve in order to take a large amount of drainage.
- the concentrated water outflow first branch pipe 15 1 and the concentrated water outflow second branch pipe 12 1 An air chamber (not shown) may be installed, and flushing may be performed using water accumulated during operation.
- the air chamber refers to a device for discharging water accumulated in the chamber 1 by air pressurized by the pressure of the concentrated water.
- the pressure on the raw water supply side is released by releasing the pressure on the raw water supply side.
- the membrane slightly floats, it is preferable to release the pressure on the raw water supply side since suspended matter accumulated on the membrane surface and the raw water space can be suspended.
- a blow pipe (not shown) is provided in the first raw water supply pipe 12 on the discharge side of the raw water supply pump 11, and a valve (not shown) ) And open this valve, or in the operation with the first valve a, valve c and valve e open, open the valve d attached to the concentrated water outflow second branch pipe 121.
- the opening speed of the valve is not particularly limited, but it is preferable that the valve is fully opened momentarily, preferably within one second. Momentarily releasing the pressure makes it easier to lift the membrane, and can also be expected to remove turbidity due to the water hammer action. In this case, it is preferable to open the valve e on the permeated water side. This is because when the valve e is closed, the transmembrane pressure disappears and the force holding down the membrane disappears, so that even if the pressure on the raw water supply side is released, the membrane does not float.
- valve e attached to the permeated water outflow pipe 14 When the valve e attached to the permeated water outlet pipe 14 is open, in the case of the reverse osmosis membrane module for high pressure, the raw water as the flushing liquid does not permeate at the flushing pressure, but for low pressure or ultra low pressure.
- the reverse osmosis membrane module has a problem in that the water is permeated, the flushing flow rate is reduced, and water with low quality is permeated.
- the back pressure generated immediately after the valve attached to the overflow outlet pipe is closed also has the effect of suspending the contaminants deposited on the membrane surface, which can further enhance the flushing effect.
- the flushing is performed twice or more and five times or less alternately from both directions. If the number of times of flushing is one, it will be flushing in only one direction and the cleaning effect will not be sufficient, and turbidity will accumulate over time. On the other hand, if it exceeds 5 times, more water will be drained, leading to a decrease in the recovery rate.
- the time per flushing is not particularly limited, it is preferably 30 seconds to 120 seconds. If the time is less than 30 seconds, the cleaning effect is insufficient. If the time exceeds 120 seconds, the professional time is long, and the recovery rate is greatly reduced.
- compressed air may be supplied into the raw water. By mixing compressed air into raw water, washing efficiency is further improved. Although the supply amount of the compressed air is not particularly limited, it is preferable that the volume ratio between the raw water and the air is 2: 11: 2.
- the raw water is treated again.
- the flow direction of the raw water is opposite to the flow direction of the raw water flowing just before the first flushing. That is, the first valve a and the valve c are closed, the valve d is adjusted so that the inside of the module is at a predetermined pressure, the second valve b and the valve e are opened, and the raw water is treated by the reverse osmosis membrane module 10A. Is done.
- the raw water treatment time is 1 hour to 24 hours, preferably 1 hour to 12 hours.
- the switching frequency of the switching valve increases, which shortens the life of the switching valve and reduces the recovery rate. If the time exceeds 24 hours, the effect of removing accumulated turbidity is reduced.
- a mode of switching from raw water treatment to flushing a method of changing the flow direction after the same time elapses every time, or changing when a predetermined pressure difference is reached And a method in which both are combined and changed.
- the operation method of the separation membrane module of this example is an operation method of a separation membrane module equipped with a spiral type membrane element.
- the operation method includes flushing in the middle, and the flushing performed at the beginning of the flushing is performed immediately before.
- the raw water flows in the opposite direction. That is, in the third embodiment, after the flushing, the flow direction of the raw water may be the same direction as the flow direction of the raw water immediately before or may be in the opposite direction. This is the same as the embodiment.
- the preferred form of the raw water in the treatment of the raw water is all the same as those in the second embodiment.
- the turbidity is sufficiently removed by flowing in the opposite direction at the time of flushing, so that the same effect as in the second embodiment is exerted.
- FIG. 2 the same components as those in FIG. 1 are denoted by the same reference numerals, and the description thereof will be omitted.
- the different points will be mainly described. That is, in FIG. 2, the difference from FIG.
- the reverse osmosis membrane module 10 B is installed downstream of the reverse osmosis membrane module 1 OA, and the former reverse osmosis membrane module 1 OA and the latter
- the reverse osmosis membrane module 10 B is connected to the first reverse osmosis membrane module 1 OA by the primary permeate outlet pipe 14 that supplies the permeated water of the OA as the water to be treated in the subsequent equipment
- the second reverse osmosis membrane module 1 0 B is provided with a permeated water outflow pipe 16 for discharging permeated water and a return pipe 18 for returning concentrated water to the raw water supply pump.
- the post-stage reverse osmosis membrane module 10 B is provided with a concentrated water outflow pipe 17.
- the first-stage reverse osmosis membrane module 1 OA uses the reverse osmosis membrane device according to the present invention, and the second-stage reverse osmosis membrane module is used. Yule 1 OB uses a conventional reverse osmosis membrane device. That is, in the reverse osmosis membrane device 10a, the raw water is supplied to the preceding reverse osmosis membrane module 1OA by the raw water supply pump 11. Raw water is treated by the reverse osmosis membrane module 1 OA in the first stage, and primary concentrated water is obtained from the concentrated water outflow pipe 15 and primary permeated water is obtained from the primary permeated water outflow pipe 14.
- the primary permeated water is treated in the reverse reverse osmosis membrane module 10 B to obtain secondary permeated water from the permeated water outlet pipe 16, and the secondary concentrated water is supplied from the return pipe 18 to the raw water supply raw water supply pump Returned before.
- This secondary concentrated water is obtained by concentrating permeated water already desalinated by the first-stage reverse osmosis membrane module 1 OA with the second-stage reverse osmosis membrane module 10 B, and has lower conductivity than the raw water. For this reason, it is possible to circulate the entire amount of the secondary concentrated water, and the water recovery rate can be improved.
- the operation method of the present invention is applied to the first-stage reverse osmosis membrane module 10A.
- the reverse osmosis membrane device 10a is a reverse osmosis membrane module capable of performing the operation method of the present invention instead of a pretreatment device used only for turbidity removal used in a conventional device. Since it is used in the first stage, it is necessary to use substantially two reverse osmosis membranes. Since the pretreatment device of the conventional device does not have a desalination function, the reverse osmosis membrane device 10a has much better permeated water quality as compared with the conventional reverse osmosis membrane device.
- FIG. 3 is a flow chart of a multi-stage separation membrane device for implementing the operation method of this example.
- the multistage separation membrane device 28 is provided with intermediate concentrated water obtained from each of the separation membrane modules 30a and 30b of the preceding separation membrane device group 29a and the intermediate separation water of the subsequent separation membrane device group 29b.
- This is a two-stage multistage separation membrane device supplied to the separation membrane module 48.
- Separation membrane devices 3 1b are arranged in parallel to form a preceding separation membrane device group 29a, and separation membrane device group 29b is arranged in the subsequent stage to constitute a two-stage separation membrane device.
- the separation membrane device 3 la is connected to the first raw water supply pipe 32 a connected to the valve a 1, and the second raw water supply pipe 33 a connected to the valve a 1 and the separation membrane module 30 a.
- the separation membrane devices 31b and 31c have the same configuration as the separation membrane device 31a.
- the raw water supply main pipe 38 connected to the raw water discharge first pipe 39, which is provided with the raw water discharge first pipe valve f, and the raw water supply main pipe 38 Raw water supply branch pipes 40a, 40b connected to the first raw water supply pipes 3 2a, 32b of the separation membrane devices 31a, 31b, and the separation membrane devices 31a, 3b lb. Also, the downstream separation membrane equipment group 29 b is connected to the raw water outflow second pipe (raw water outflow pipe) 47 with the raw water outflow second pipe valve (post-stage raw water outflow pipe valve) m attached in the middle. A first concentrated water supply main pipe (raw water supply main pipe) 41 in the latter stage and a separation membrane device 31c are provided.
- the multistage separation membrane device 28 is further provided with a pump 50 and a first concentrated water supply main pipe of the separation membrane device group 29b in front of the preceding separation membrane device groups 29a and 29b.
- (Raw water supply pipe) 4 Branch from 1 and connect to the concentrated water outflow first piping 36a, 36b and the concentrated water outflow second piping 37a, 37b of the separation membrane equipment group 29a.
- Concentrated water collecting pipe 51 is provided.
- valves bl, b2, dl, d2, f, h, j, and m are closed, valves c1, c2, and i are adjusted and opened so that the inside of the module has a predetermined pressure; valves a1, a2, el, e2, g, and k Is open.
- Raw water is supplied to the separation membrane modules 30a and 30b by a raw water supply pump 50.
- Raw water is treated in the separation membrane modules 30a and 30b, and the first concentrated water is obtained from the first concentrated water outflow first piping 36a and 36b and the permeated water outflow piping 34a and 3b. Obtain permeate from 4b.
- the first concentrated water (intermediate concentrated water, the same applies hereinafter) obtained from the separation membrane modules 30a and 3Ob is collected in the concentrated water collecting pipe 51 and supplied to the separation membrane module 48 in the subsequent stage. Is done. Then, the second concentrated water is obtained from the concentrated water outflow first pipe 45 and the permeated water is obtained from the permeated water outflow pipe 43.
- suspended substances such as turbidity in the raw water accumulate in the raw water spacer wound on the element as the operation time elapses.
- the pressure difference increases.
- the permeated water is obtained from the permeated water outlet pipes 34a and 34b together with the water obtained from 7a and 37b.
- the first concentrated water obtained from each separation membrane module is collected in a concentrated water collecting pipe 51, and flows in from a concentrated water outflow side of a separation membrane module 48 at a later stage to be treated.
- the second concentrated water is obtained from the concentrated water outflow second pipe 46 and the permeated water is obtained from the permeated water outflow pipe 43.
- the timing of changing the flow direction of the raw water is regular or irregular, and the time interval for changing the flow direction of the raw water is preferably 1 hour to 24 hours, and more preferably 1 hour to 12 hours. If the time is less than 1 hour, the switching frequency of the switching valve increases, and the life of the switching valve is shortened.
- the timing of changing the flow direction of the raw water may be changed at the time when the predetermined pressure difference is reached, in this case, and in this case, the turbidity of the accumulated turbidity may be reduced without frequently performing the changing operation. It is preferable in that it can be removed. Also, a combination of a method of changing the flow direction after a predetermined time has elapsed and a method of changing the flow direction at a time when a predetermined pressure difference has been reached may be used.
- the flow of raw water is reversed to suppress the accumulation of turbidity, so that the coagulation sedimentation conventionally used for removing turbidity in raw water is used.
- Installation of a pretreatment device such as a treatment, a filtration treatment or a membrane treatment can be omitted. For this reason, there is an epoch-making effect in that the system can be simplified, the installation area can be reduced, and the cost can be reduced.
- a method of operating the separation membrane module according to the sixth embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIG.
- flushing is performed a plurality of times alternately from both directions.
- the turbidity accumulated at the intersection of the raw water system can be reliably removed.
- a method of alternately performing flushing from both directions of the separation membrane module a method in which the first flushing is performed in a direction opposite to the flow direction of raw water that has flowed immediately before (hereinafter, also referred to as reverse flushing) and a method in which the first flushing has been performed immediately before.
- raw water with a flow rate of about three times the raw water supply flow rate in the permeation treatment is rapidly supplied from the concentrated water outflow side into the separation membrane modules 30a and 30b, and the raw water supply second pipe 3 on the raw water inflow side is supplied.
- 3a and 33b Condensate discharge second pipe 37a and 37b.
- the raw water discharged from the separation membrane modules 30a and 30b is supplied from the concentrated water outflow side to the separation membrane module 48 further downstream through the concentrated water collecting pipe 51, and supplied to the raw water inflow side.
- the second pipe 42 is discharged from the concentrated water outflow second pipe 46. After the backward flushing is completed, flushing is performed in the direction opposite to the flushing direction at the time of backward flushing.
- valves b1, b2, dl, d2, f, h, j and m are closed, and valves al, a2 scl, c2, g and i are opened.
- raw water having the same flow rate as reverse flushing is rapidly supplied into the separation membrane modules 30a and 30b from the raw water inflow side, and the concentrated water outflow first piping 36a and 3b at the concentrated water outflow side is provided. Discharge from 6 b.
- the raw water discharged from the separation membrane modules 30a and 30b passes through the concentrated water collecting pipe 51, is supplied into the separation membrane module 48 from the raw water inflow side, and is discharged from the concentrated water discharge side at the concentrated water outflow side. It is discharged from 1 pipe 4 5.
- flushing is performed in a direction opposite to the flushing direction at the time of flushing, and thereafter, the same operation is repeated, and flushing is performed a plurality of times alternately from both directions.
- an operation method in which flushing is performed separately for each separation membrane module group in each stage is preferable. For example, the reverse flash Valve m, which was closed, was opened, and valves h and j, which were open, were closed.
- flushing of the separation membrane modules 30a and 30b in the previous stage was performed, and raw water was discharged to the second pipe.
- the valves dl, d2, and m are closed, and the valves c1, c2, h, and j are opened, and the subsequent separation membrane module 48 is flushed in the reverse direction.
- the suspended matter separated from the raw water spacers of the first separation membrane modules 30a and 30b does not flow into the second separation membrane module 48, and the second separation membrane module 4 Since 8 is not contaminated, flushing can be performed quickly.
- flushing is performed in a direction opposite to the reverse flushing, for example, the valves al, a2, and m are opened, and the valves bl, b2, h, and j are closed.
- Flushing of the membrane modules 30a and 30b is performed, and raw water flows out of the raw water outflow second pipe 47.
- the valves cl, c2, and m are closed, and the valves d1,
- flushing it is preferable to perform flushing separately for each separation membrane module group in each stage, such as flushing the separation membrane module 48 in the subsequent stage.
- flushing it is preferable to perform flushing separately for each separation membrane module group.
- the second operation in the case of the backward flushing described above will be performed first.
- the turbidity accumulated in the raw water space is peeled off and discharged to the outside of the element by flushing alternately from both directions a plurality of times.
- the pressure is released by the pressure adjustment valves c1, c2, dl, d2, i, and j on the concentrated water outlet side in FIG.
- the method for releasing the pressure is not limited to this, and a valve for releasing the pressure may be separately provided.
- the pipe has a larger diameter than the pipe having a pressure regulating valve in order to take a large amount of drainage.
- one or more of the concentrated water outflow first piping 36a, 36b, 45 and the concentrated water outflow second piping 37a, 37b, 46 may be installed in one or more locations. (Not shown), and flushing may be performed using water collected during operation.
- the air-chamber here refers to a device that drains water accumulated in the chamber 1 by air pressurized by the pressure of the concentrated water.
- the pressure on the raw water supply side is released by releasing the pressure on the raw water supply side.
- the membrane is slightly loosened, it is preferable to reduce the pressure on the raw water supply side in that the consolidation of the turbidity accumulated on the membrane surface and the raw water spacer can be eased.
- the method of releasing the pressure on the raw water supply side is to open the raw water outflow first piping valve f attached to the raw water outflow first pipe 39 connected to the raw water supply main pipe 38 on the discharge side of the raw water supply pump 50.
- a method of opening the valves d1, d2, and m may be used.
- the opening speed of the valve is not particularly limited, but it is preferable that the valve be fully opened instantaneously, preferably within one second. It is easier to loosen the film if pressure is released instantaneously, and the effect of removing turbidity by water hammer can be expected.
- valves el, e2 and k attached to the permeated water outflow pipes 34a, 34b and 43 Valves e1, e2 and k attached to permeate outlet pipes 34a, 34b and 43
- the opening is open, in the case of the reverse osmosis membrane module for high pressure, the raw water as the flushing liquid does not permeate at about the flushing pressure, but permeates in the reverse osmosis membrane module for low pressure or ultra-low pressure, and the flushing flow rate is reduced.
- the back pressure generated immediately after closing the valve attached to the permeated water outflow pipe has the effect of alleviating the consolidation of contaminants deposited on the membrane surface, and the effect of flushing can be further enhanced.
- the flushing is performed twice or more and five times or less alternately from both directions. If the number of times of flushing is one, it will be flushing in only one direction and the cleaning effect will not be sufficient, and turbidity will accumulate over time. On the other hand, if it exceeds 5 times, more water will be drained, leading to a decrease in the recovery rate.
- the time per flushing is not particularly limited, it is preferably 30 seconds to 120 seconds. If the time is less than 30 seconds, the cleaning effect is insufficient. If the time exceeds 120 seconds, the blow time is long, and the recovery rate is greatly reduced.
- compressed air may be supplied into the raw water. By mixing compressed air into raw water, washing efficiency is further improved. Although the supply amount of the compressed air is not particularly limited, it is preferable that the volume ratio between the raw water and the air is 2: 1 to 1: 2.
- the raw water is treated again.
- the flow direction of the raw water is opposite to the flow direction of the raw water flowing just before the first flushing. That is, valves & 1, & 2, 01, ⁇ 2, f, g, i, and m are closed, and valves dl, d2, and j are adjusted and opened to maintain a predetermined pressure inside the module.
- the valves bl, b2, el, e2 and k are opened, and the raw water is treated in the separation membrane modules 30a, 30b and 48. In this way, raw water treatment-flushing Raw water treatment Flushing is sequentially repeated.
- Raw water treatment time is 1 hour to 24 hours, preferably 1 hour ⁇ 12 hours.
- the switching frequency of the switching valve will increase, leading to a reduction in the service life of the switching valve and a decrease in the recovery rate. If the time exceeds 24 hours, the effect of removing accumulated turbidity is reduced.
- a mode of switching from raw water treatment to flushing there are a method of changing the flow direction after the same time has elapsed each time, a method of changing when a predetermined pressure difference is reached, and a method of changing both in combination. .
- the operation method of the separation membrane module of the present embodiment is a method of operating a multi-stage separation membrane module equipped with a spiral-type membrane element.
- the operation method includes flushing in the middle.
- the raw water flows in the opposite direction to the flow just before. That is, in the seventh embodiment, after flushing, the flow direction of raw water may be the same direction as the flow direction of raw water immediately before, or may be the opposite direction. This is the same as the embodiment of the present invention. Therefore, the preferred form of the raw water during the treatment of the raw water, the operation of the valves during the flushing, the preferred form of the flushing method, and the like are all the same as those of the sixth embodiment.
- the turbidity is sufficiently removed by flowing in the opposite direction at the time of flushing, so that the same effect as in the sixth embodiment is exerted.
- Raw water directly supplied to the reverse osmosis membrane device 10 or the multi-stage separation membrane device 28 of this example includes industrial water, tap water, and recovered water.
- the turbidity of the raw water is not particularly limited, but for a spiral-type membrane element having a turbidity of about 2 degrees, the flow of the raw water may be changed to the opposite direction regularly or irregularly even if the turbidity is relatively high. Therefore, the pressure difference does not increase even during long-term operation.
- Raw water heated to 40 to 60 ° C may be supplied continuously or intermittently.
- the intermittent supply it is preferable to supply intermittently at intervals of 1 hour or more and 1 week or less, since slime generated on the membrane surface can be efficiently removed without wasting energy. If the supply interval is less than one hour, unnecessary heating is performed, and energy is wasted. On the other hand, if it exceeds one week, slime is likely to occur and the effect is reduced.
- raw water can be supplied in an acidic state with a pH of 2.0 or more and less than 7.0.
- Acid water has a large bactericidal effect, suppresses the generation of slime, and suppresses turbidity on the membrane surface. This is preferable in that accumulation can be reduced. If the pH is less than 2.0, a problem of chemical resistance of the system occurs, and if the pH is 7.0 or more, the effect of suppressing slime generation cannot be expected.
- raw water contains coarse particles such as sand particles in the raw water, it also includes treated water that has been passed through a coarse-filled filter and water that has been added with a dispersant to prevent scale and fouling.
- the addition of the dispersant can further suppress the accumulation of turbidity on the raw water solution and the membrane surface.
- examples of the dispersant include commercially available products “hypersperse MSI300j” and “hypersperse MDC200j” (both manufactured by ARGO SCIENTIFIC).
- the spiral membrane element to be mounted on the separation membrane module used in the present invention is not particularly limited as long as it is a bag-shaped separation membrane wound around the outer peripheral surface of the permeated water collecting pipe together with the raw water spacer.
- the raw water spacer is composed of (i) a first wire and a second wire that extend in a meandering shape with a gentle curve from the inflow side to the outflow side of the raw water;
- the wire extends along one of the opposing membrane surfaces of the separation membrane and forms one raw water flow path between the adjacent first wires, and the second wire is formed of the separation membrane.
- the first wire and the second wire partially extend, and extend along the other opposing membrane surface and form the other raw water flow path between the adjacent second wires.
- the average number of intersections of the wire constituting the raw water spacer one is, scan Bae colonel one 1 m 2 per 5 0 0 or more, 1 0
- V the intersection number density of the wires constituting the raw water spacer gradually decreases along the flow direction of the raw water, or (Vi) If the number density of intersections of the wires constituting the raw water space gradually increases or intermittently increases along the flow direction of the raw water, etc. it can.
- the shape meandering with the gentle curve is a shape having no regular bending point, and the ratio (HZL) of the amplitude H to the wavelength L is 0.02 to 2 and 1 to 100 wavelengths per meter of wire, the number of intersections is in a suitable range, and the raw water flows almost linearly while meandering gently in the raw water flow path. This is preferable in that it flows from the outlet to the outflow side, and accumulation of suspended matter in the raw water flow path is further prevented.
- the length in the longitudinal direction of the raw water inflow end or the concentrated water outflow end of the separation membrane with respect to the permeated water collecting pipe is, respectively, the raw water inflow side of the separation membrane. It is preferable that the separation membrane has a length of 1 to 10% of a length in a longitudinal direction of the permeated water collecting pipe with respect to the permeated water collecting pipe from the end or the inside of the concentrated water outlet side.
- the separation membrane module equipped with the spiral type membrane element including the raw water sensor of (i), (ii), (iii) and (iv) is characterized in that: First embodiment to seventh embodiment Any of the embodiments can be applied.
- the separation membrane module equipped with the spiral type membrane element provided with the raw water spacers of (V) and (vi) is characterized in that the intersection number density of the raw water spacer is limited in the flow direction of the raw water.
- the first embodiment, the second embodiment, the fifth embodiment, and the sixth embodiment in which the flow direction is changed to the opposite direction cannot be applied.
- the separation membrane module equipped with the spiral type membrane element provided with the raw water sensor of the above (V) may use the reverse flushing of the third embodiment and the seventh embodiment. It is indispensable to adopt a structure that accumulates turbid matter in the vicinity of the entrance of the container. Further, the third embodiment and the second embodiment can be applied to the separation membrane module equipped with the spiral type membrane element provided with the raw water spacer of (vi).
- the raw water sensor of the above (ii) to (vi) includes, for example, a mesh-shaped sensor comprising a plurality of first wires and a plurality of second wires.
- the shape of the mesh is not particularly limited, but includes a rhombus, a square, and a corrugation, and the crossing form of the wires is not particularly limited.
- the cross-sectional shape of the first wire and the second wire is not particularly limited, and examples thereof include a circle, a triangle, and a rectangle.
- the first wire and the second wire have the same dimensions and the same cross-sectional shape.
- the thickness of the raw water sensor is the sum of the diameter of the first wire and the diameter of the second wire, or slightly smaller than that, and is in the range of 0.4 to 3.0 mm.
- a material for raw water spacers Although not limited, polypropylene and polyethylene are preferred in terms of moldability and cost.
- the method for producing the raw water spacer is not particularly limited, and a known method can be applied. However, the extrusion molding method is preferable in terms of cost and precision.
- the spiral-type membrane element is formed by winding a bag-shaped separation membrane on the outer peripheral surface of a permeated water collecting pipe together with the raw water spacer and one bag-shaped separation membrane, or It is formed by winding a bag-like separation membrane.
- the separation membrane include a microfiltration membrane, an ultrafiltration membrane, and a reverse osmosis membrane. Of these, reverse osmosis membranes are used for the purpose of separating ionic components and low molecular components from raw water, and exhibit their effect in that pretreatment has been essential in the past.
- the reverse osmosis membrane examples include a normal reverse osmosis membrane having a high removal rate of 90% or more against sodium chloride in saline, and a nanofiltration membrane or a loose reverse osmosis membrane having a low desalination rate.
- the nanofiltration membrane and the loose reverse osmosis membrane have desalination performance, they have lower desalination performance than ordinary reverse osmosis membranes, and particularly have the performance of separating hardness components such as Ca and Mg. Note that the nanofiltration membrane and the loose reverse osmosis membrane are sometimes referred to as NF membranes.
- the reverse osmosis membrane module used in this example is not particularly limited as long as it has the spiral-type membrane element.
- a reverse osmosis membrane module having a structure shown in FIG. 4 can be mentioned.
- a bag-like reverse osmosis membrane 61 is wound spirally around the outer surface of the permeated water collecting pipe 60 together with a raw water spacer, and the upper part is covered with an outer body 62. I do.
- a telescope stop 64 having several radial ribs 63 is attached to both ends.
- the permeated water collecting pipe 60, the reverse osmosis membrane 61, the outer body 62, and the telescope stop 64 form one spiral membrane element 65, and each permeated water collecting pipe 60 is connected to a connector (Fig. (Not shown)
- a plurality of spiral-type membrane elements 65 are loaded into the loop 66.
- a gap 67 is formed between the outer periphery of the spiral membrane element 65 and the inner periphery of the housing 66, and the gap 67 is closed by a brine seal 68.
- a raw water inflow pipe (not shown) for flowing raw water into the housing, and at the other end, a treated water pipe (not shown) communicating with the permeated water collecting pipe 60, and A non-permeated water pipe (not shown) is attached, and a reverse osmosis membrane module 69 is composed of the housing 66, its internal parts and piping (nozzle).
- the raw water is injected by using a pump from one end of the housing 66, but as shown by the arrow in FIG. It passes between the radial ribs 63 of the telescope stop 64 and enters the first spiral membrane element 65, and some raw water is supplied to the raw water spacer between the membranes of the spiral membrane element 65.
- the raw water passes through the raw water flow path divided into one and reaches the next spiral membrane element 65, and the raw water in the other part permeates through the reverse osmosis membrane 61 and becomes permeated water, and the permeated water passes through the permeated water collecting pipe 6 ⁇ Water is collected.
- the raw water passes through the spiral membrane element 65 one after another, and the raw water that has not passed through the reverse osmosis membrane is concentrated from the other end of the housing 66 as a concentrated water containing a high concentration of turbid and ionic impurities.
- the permeated water that has been taken out and has passed through the reverse osmosis membrane is taken out of the housing 66 through the permeated water collecting pipe 60 as permeated water.
- the reverse osmosis membrane module used in the present invention may be one having a plurality of spiral membrane elements mounted thereon, as shown in FIG. 4, or may be one having a single spiral membrane element mounted thereon.
- the intermediate concentrated water obtained from the separation membrane device of the preceding stage or the separation membrane module of the separation membrane device group is sequentially supplied to the separation membrane device of the subsequent stage or the separation membrane module of the separation membrane device group.
- two or more stages of separation membrane equipment Yes for example, the middle stage in which four separation membrane modules 71a to 71d are arranged in parallel and the separation membrane equipment group 72a in the previous stage and two separation membrane modules 71e and 7If are arranged in parallel
- the 42 ⁇ 1 type three-stage separation membrane device (Fig.
- FIG. 6 (B) shows the same arrangement as FIG. Figures 5 and 6 are schematic diagrams. The two outflow lines from the separation membrane module show the concentrated water outflow first piping and the concentrated water outflow second piping. Position is different.
- These multi-stage separation membrane devices can be in an appropriate form depending on the required water recovery rate and water treatment amount.
- the multi-stage separation membrane device according to the present invention can reliably execute the operation method of the multi-stage separation membrane module according to the present invention with a simple device ( (Example)).
- Forward flushing refers to flushing in the same direction as the flow of raw water immediately before reverse flushing.
- Permeation treatment conditions operating pressure 0.75 MPa, concentrated water flow rate 2.7 m 3 / hour, water temperature 25 ° C, raw water pH 7.0.
- Example 1 The endurance operation was performed for 2000 hours by the same operation method as in Example 1 except that air was mixed so that the volume ratio between raw water and air was 1: 1 at each flushing in Example 1. .
- Tables 1 and 2 show the performance evaluation results of the reverse osmosis membrane module.
- Example 3 In the same manner as in Example 1, except that continuous supply of raw water at a temperature of 25 ° C was performed once a day instead of continuous supply of raw water at a temperature of 25 ° C for one hour, and the same operation method as in Example 1 was used. A long-lasting operation was performed.
- Raw water at 50 ° C was obtained by heating raw water at 25 ° C with a heater.
- Tables 1 and 2 show the performance evaluation results of the reverse osmosis membrane module.
- Example 5 The endurance operation was performed for 2,000 hours in the same operation method as in Example 1 except that the raw water of pH 4.0 was used in place of the raw water of pH 7.0 in the raw water treatment. pH 4.0 raw water was prepared by adding hydrochloric acid to pH 7.0 raw water. Tables 1 and 2 show the performance evaluation results of the reverse osmosis membrane module. Example 5
- Example 1 A 2,000-hour endurance operation was performed in the same manner as in Example 1 except that 5 mg of the dispersant ⁇ hypersperse MSI300j (manufactured by ARGOSCIENTIFIC) '' was added to industrial water having a turbidity of 2 degrees and a conductivity of 2 OmS / m.
- the performance evaluation results of the reverse osmosis membrane module are shown in Tables 1 and 2.
- Each of the first-stage reverse osmosis membrane module 1OA and the second-stage reverse osmosis membrane module 10B is composed of one 8-inch element ES-10 (manufactured by Nitto Denko Corporation) in which a mesh-like raw water sensor is wound. These modules were installed, and one of these modules was used for the reverse osmosis membrane device. The performance evaluation of the reverse osmosis membrane module was performed in the same manner as in Example 1.
- Example 2 The procedure was performed in the same manner as in Example 1 except that a known pretreatment apparatus consisting of a membrane treatment was arranged in the preceding stage, and the flow direction of raw water was not changed and flushing was not performed. That is, industrial water having a turbidity of 2 degrees and a conductivity of 2 O mS / m was treated with a pretreatment device, and the treated water was further treated with a conventional commercially available reverse osmosis membrane module. The results are shown in Tables 1 and 2.
- Example 1 was carried out in the same manner as in Example 1, except that the operating conditions described below were used instead of the operating conditions of Example 1. That is, industrial water having a turbidity of 2 degrees and a conductivity of 2 OmS / m was directly treated with a conventional commercially available reverse osmosis membrane module without treating it with a pretreatment device. The results are shown in Tables 1 and 2. In Comparative Example 2, the water flow differential pressure increased extremely around 800 hours and permeated water could not be obtained, so the operation was stopped at this point.
- the operation was performed at an operating pressure of 0.75 MPa, a concentrated water flow rate of 2.7 m 3 / hour, a water temperature of 25 ° C., and a raw water pH of 7.0. Also, every 8 hours of the raw water treatment, the raw water treatment is interrupted, and the valve c attached to the concentrated water outflow first branch pipe 151 is fully opened, and the flow rate of the raw water supply flow in the permeation treatment is approximately three times the flow rate. For 60 seconds, so-called forward flushing was performed in which raw water flows into the reverse osmosis membrane module and washing wastewater flows out from the concentrated water outflow pipe.
- the multi-stage separation membrane device is equipped with one 8-inch element ES-10 (manufactured by Nitto Denko Corporation) on which a mesh of raw water is wound.
- a module was used.
- the performance of the separation membrane module was evaluated by measuring the differential pressure of water flow (MPa), the amount of permeated water (1 / min), and the conductivity of permeated water (mS / m) at the initial stage of operation of the first-stage separation membrane module and at 2000 hours. The measurement was performed. After 2000 hours, the first-stage separation membrane module was disassembled, and the state of adhesion of suspended solids in the raw water flow path was observed. Table 8 shows the measurement results for the first-stage separation membrane module.
- Table 9 shows the results of visual observation of (the part where the raw water sensor exists in the separation membrane element). The same applies to the results of Examples 8 to 12 and Comparative Examples 3 to 5 in Tables 8 and 9.
- the permeation treatment conditions water sampling A and B
- the flushing conditions brushing A1, A2, B1 and B2 are as follows: flushing water flow rate 8.0 m 3 / h, water temperature 25 ° C.
- Example 7 The same operating method as in Example 7 was adopted except that air was mixed so that the volume ratio between raw water and air was 1: 1 at each time of flushing A1, A2, 81 and; A long-lasting operation was performed.
- Tables 8 and 9 show the performance evaluation results of the separation membrane module.
- Example 11 The endurance operation was performed for 2,000 hours in the same manner as in Example 7, except that the raw water of pH 4.0 was used in place of the raw water of pH 7.0 in the raw water treatment. pH 4.0 raw water was prepared by adding hydrochloric acid to pH 7.0 raw water. Tables 8 and 9 show the performance evaluation results of the separation membrane module. Example 11
- Example 7 The procedure was performed in the same manner as in Example 7 except that a known ultrafiltration membrane apparatus for the purpose of pretreatment was arranged in the preceding stage, and only the water sampling step shown in Table 4 was performed. That is, industrial water having a turbidity of 2 degrees and a conductivity of 2 OmS / m is treated by a pretreatment device, and the treatment is performed. The water was further processed by a multistage membrane separation device in which conventional commercially available separation membrane modules were connected in two stages. The results are shown in Tables 8 and 9. Table 4 Comparative Example 4
- Example 7 The procedure was performed in the same manner as in Example 7, except that the following operating conditions were changed. That is, industrial water with a turbidity of 2 degrees and a conductivity of 2 O mS / m is usually used in a multistage separation membrane device in which conventional commercial separation membrane modules are connected in two stages directly without being treated by a pretreatment device. Was performed. The results are shown in Tables 8 and 9. In Comparative Example 4, the water flow differential pressure increased extremely by about 800 hours, and permeated water could not be obtained. Therefore, the operation was stopped at this time.
- the operation was performed at an operating pressure of 0.75 MPa, a concentrated water flow rate of 2.7 m 3 / hour, a water temperature of 25 ° C., and a raw water pH of 7.0.
- Each valve was opened and closed according to the steps in Table 5, and this was repeated with No. 1 and 2 as one cycle.
- Example 12 The procedure was performed in the same manner as in Example 12, except that the following operating conditions were changed.
- a multistage separation membrane in which two conventional commercially available separation membrane modules are connected directly in the front stage and one in the rear stage without directly treating industrial water with turbidity of 2 degrees and conductivity of 2 OmS / m in the pretreatment device. Normal processing was performed on the device. Result 8 It is shown in Table and Table 9.
- Comparative Example 5 the operation was stopped at this point because the pressure difference in water passage increased extremely by 800 hours and permeated water could not be obtained.
- Example 1 Slightly turbid adhesion
- Example 1 In Examples 1 to 6 using a single-stage separation membrane device and Examples 7 to 12 using a multi-stage separation membrane device, after 2000 hours, there was almost no increase in the pressure difference in water flow, and There was no decrease in water volume, and the quality of the permeated water was high.
- Comparative Example 1 showed results comparable to Examples 1 to 6, and Comparative Example 3 showed results comparable to Examples 7 to 12, but this was achieved by installing a pretreatment device. The installation location and installation cost are extra. Therefore, the comparative object of Examples 1 to 5 is Comparative Example 2, the comparative object of Examples 7 to 11 is Comparative Example 4, and the comparative object of Example 12 is Comparative Example 5, while Comparative Example 2 is Comparative Example 2. In all of the cases 4 and 5, the adhesion of turbid matter was severe until the amount of permeated water became zero in about 800 hours.
- the comparative example of Example 6 is Comparative Example 1, but Example 6 shows very excellent performance and is inexpensive. Industrial applicability
- the suspended matter accumulated at the intersection of the raw water spacer is easily peeled off and reliably removed. Also low There is no problem that the flushing flow rate that can occur in the reverse osmosis membrane module for pressure or ultra-low pressure is reduced, and the consolidation of contaminants accumulated on the membrane surface due to back pressure generated immediately after closing the valve on the permeate side is reduced. Also, the effect of flashing can be further enhanced. In addition, when the pressure on the raw water supply side is released, the pressure that previously held down the membrane surface is released, and the membrane is slightly loosened, and the condensate of the turbidity that accumulates on the membrane surface and the raw water space is reduced. Can be alleviated. According to the separation membrane device of the present invention, the operation method can be reliably performed with a simple device.
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