WO2007028894A1 - Appareil de clarification des eaux et procede de mise en oeuvre - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a water clarification device comprising a flotation zone, a membrane filtration zone and extraction means, the flotation zone and the membrane filtration zone having a common partition wall.
- Water treated before release into the natural environment, intended for consumption or for use in installations may contain suspended matter (particles, algae, bacteria, etc.) and dissolved materials (organic matter, micro pollutants, etc.) and have very variable characteristics of qualities, typically turbidity of 0.1 to 200 NTU, temperature of 0.5 ° C to 50 0 C. These waters require clarification treatment. There are several types of clarification, including dissolved air flotation, membrane filtration, and decantation / membrane filtration or membrane filtration / filtration.
- Dissolved air flotation is one of the clarifying treatments used for clarification of water for the production of drinking water, process water and wastewater treatment systems. It generally involves a combination of different steps: coagulation in order to neutralize the surface charges of the colloids, and the adsorption of dissolved solids,
- a flocculation allowing agglomeration of the particles, an injection of pressurized water allowing the micro-bubbles generated by the expansion to come into contact with the flocculated water, a separation allowing separation of the floc and the clarified water, collection of clarified water; and - collection of floated "sludge".
- the flotation technology has been the subject of many improvements, for example turbulent flotation (US Pat. No. 5,516,433) which implements, at the base of the flotation zone, control and flow distribution elements allowing obtain upstream of these elements a non-uniform flow, this phenomenon generating an internal circulation object of the patent cited above.
- turbulent flotation US Pat. No. 5,516,433
- control and flow distribution elements allowing obtain upstream of these elements a non-uniform flow, this phenomenon generating an internal circulation object of the patent cited above.
- This dissolved air flotation technology while optimized, does not have a 100% efficiency on particulate and material removal coagulated and requires, in all cases, a filtration to separate clarified water residual floc not retained in the flotation system.
- the clarification by membrane filtration uses filtration membranes, ultrafiltration and microfiltration, which are characterized by a cutoff threshold to delimit a physical barrier, acting as a true sieve.
- ultrafiltration (UF) and microfiltration (MF) membranes are particularly well suited to the clarification of water containing particles such as suspended solids, microorganisms, etc.
- UF ultrafiltration
- MF microfiltration
- the limits of the application of membranes in water clarification are of two types:
- ultrafiltration and microfiltration membrane filtration improves its performance when it is preceded by a pretreatment step.
- JP 2005 046684 discloses a membrane bioreactor for the treatment of liquid effluents containing soluble organic materials. Aeration means are provided in the lower part of the treatment zone to create large bubbles of air and / or oxygen to oxygenate the bacteria used. These bubbles will spread throughout the bioreactor and cause agitation that does not create a flotation zone.
- membranes represent a significant part of the cost of an installation, so it is expensive to increase the number or surface of these membranes, to cope with a drop in performance of these membranes due to flotation.
- the inventors have developed, which is the subject of the invention, a device and a method for increasing the water treatment speeds and facilitate the maintenance of the installation without significant impact on operating costs.
- a water clarification device of the type defined above is characterized in that the common separation wall comprises in its lower part an opening allowing direct passage of the floated water towards the filtration zone, which leads to to feed the membranes in floating water from bottom to top as well in the filtration phase than in the backwashing phase. Ideally, the flow regime in the vicinity of this opening will be laminar.
- the flotation zone may comprise means making it possible to establish a turbulent flotation.
- the extraction means may comprise two weirs located above the separation wall and having means of communication with the flotation zone and the filtration zone making it suitable for receiving indifferently fluid from the zone. flotation and filtration area.
- the filtration zone can be compartmentalized. In this case, each compartment can be isolated from other areas by a wide-bore valve.
- the filtration zone can also be completely unobstructed on the top.
- deflectors or fins may be provided near the opening in the partition wall to create a laminar hydraulic regime.
- the present invention also relates to a method for clarifying water comprising a flotation step, a membrane filtration step and a step of extracting sludge from the flotation step, characterized in that the passage of the float water towards the filtration zone is direct so that the feed of the membranes in float water is carried out from bottom to top as well in the filtration phase as in the backwashing phase.
- the method may comprise a cleaning step of the device used for extracting the sludge using floated water.
- the method may comprise a regulation of the recovery levels in the extraction collector.
- the process may comprise a step of injecting complementary reagents between the flotation step and the filtration step.
- FIG. 1 is a schematic view from above of a device according to the invention, the flow of material to be processed progressing from left to right;
- FIG. 2 is a longitudinal schematic section of a device similar to that of FIG. 1 in an operating phase with extraction of sludge from the flotation zone,
- FIG. 3 is a detail of the extraction of sludge from the visible flotation zone in FIG. 2,
- FIG. 4 is a view similar to that of FIG. 2 in the case of the use of float water for cleaning the sludge extraction means
- FIG. 5 is a detail of the use of water. float visible in the figure
- a device D according to the invention comprises:
- the flocculation time in zone a is between 5 and 25 minutes, typically between 5 and 15 minutes.
- the flotation time in zone c is between 5 and 10 min.
- the residence time in zone e is between 2 and 5 min.
- the device uses the two clarification technologies which are turbulent flotation as described in US Pat. No. 5,516,433, and submerged membrane filtration, microfiltration, ultrafiltration, nanofiltration or hyperfiltration membranes, the use of hollow, spiral or plane fiber membrane geometries such that equipment of each of the two technologies is shared.
- the turbulent flotation comprises flow distribution elements r, positioned at the base of the flotation zone c, to ensure a homogeneous hydraulic distribution in the latter.
- Float water is collected under these flow distribution elements.
- this floating water downstream of the flotation zone c is used to achieve optimum hydraulic supply of the membrane modules in a laminar regime so as not to destroy the residual flocs, and allowing to associate an upward supply and a flow of bubbles also ascending.
- a device is designated for creating a bed of microbubbles Ib in the upper part of the flotation zone c by injecting compressed air ac into the bottom of the mixing zone b.
- the device j comprises a body or mixing pot extended at its lower part by a vertical injection tube. The lower end of the injection tube is equipped with expansion nozzles to obtain very fine bubbles, including microscopic size bubbles. These microbubbles will agglomerate the impurities present in the water to be treated and form a layer of scum ec or floc.
- the compressed air ac is mixed with pumped water, at the base of the filtration zone e, via a pumping system sp.
- the microbubbles are injected into a channel formed by the walls m and n which separate the expansion and mixing zone b from the flocculation zone a located upstream and the flotation zone c situated downstream.
- the wall m has an opening at the base and the wall n has an opening in its upper part, at the foam layer ec, so as to allow the circulation of the water to be treated.
- the bed of microbubbles Ib is located below the foam layer ec.
- the clarification is carried out in the bed of microbubbles Ib.
- the flocs originating from the flotation zone do not undergo any transfer with high energy dissipation, which could be generated for example in a pipeline or by a pump. These flocs thus retain their cohesion and their filterability despite their fragility. This results in a clear gain in terms of permissible flux on the membranes.
- the filtration membranes generally consisting of modules juxtaposed horizontally and / or vertically, constitute an assembly that is inserted into the filtration zone e.
- the filtration is carried out either by means of a pump, not shown, creating a vacuum and sucking the permeate, or by means of a siphon or any other member to maintain a pressure difference between the concentrate side of the membrane, immersed in the floated water, and the permeate side of the membrane, this pressure difference ensuring the driving force allowing the water to cross the membrane.
- the invention implements arrangements to adapt the method of flotation and membrane filtration: Float water is removed from the structure through the permeate collector of the submerged membranes,
- the outlet of flotation sludge, collected on the surface, and the outflow of deconcentration water or backwashing are carried out in the upper part of the structure, in a common collection area, which facilitates construction and simplifies operation.
- the supply of water deconcentration and / or backwash can assist the transport of floated sludge, the concentration and physical condition sometimes impede the flow, hence the need to provide at this point dilution water.
- An emptying is positioned in such a way that it primarily concerns the membrane filtration zone e. Draining of the zone e where the ultrafiltration and microfiltration membranes are positioned is necessary to allow the assisted backwashing operations, the chemical washing of the membranes.
- the maintenance operations can be performed independently of the operation of the flotation zone c: the membrane filtration zone e being divided into several compartments, a part of the installed membrane surface can be affected by maintenance operations without that the operation of the rest of the unit is affected.
- a second object of the invention is to couple the control systems turbulent flotation processes and membrane filtration.
- the flow of permeate extracted from the immersed membranes must be in adequacy with the flow rate of the flotation zone c.
- the permeate flow rate is regulated according to the water level at the inlet of the device.
- a slight sub-flow of permeate will result in an overflow of water in the collection of floated sludge, helping them to evacuate.
- the permeation rate of the membranes is limited by the control system, allowing an increase in the level of water in the device, and thus a sludge extraction hydraulically.
- the membrane block being chemically washed is isolated from the flotation c by the wall valve v,
- the membrane block and the flotation zone c are emptied simultaneously.
- the flow in the filtration zone e remains constantly directed upwards.
- the particles from the dirtiest parts of the membranes which are at the top due to the almost zero velocity of the floated waters in the vicinity of the surface, will not be redeposited on cleaner parts.
- the floc formed in the turbulent flotation stage has two characteristics: on the one hand it is fragile, taking into account the nature of the water and the obligation to avoid any overdose of flocculant which would be harmful to the filtration downstream on membranes; on the other hand, having "mature" in an area of high particle concentration (the bubble bed), it is more easily filterable and the cake formed on the surface of the membranes is more permeable to water.
- the floc filtered on the filtration membrane has at this stage of the process a structure preserved from any modification related to a pumping or a waterfall or any other means of collection and hydraulic transfer.
- the floc passage time between the float separation zone and the membrane filtration is between 10 and 60 seconds, typically 30 seconds.
- This floc with low clogging capacity is retained by the filtration membrane by the cutoff threshold of the latter.
- This floc with low clogging capacity then forms a filter cake, corresponding to the accumulation of particles on the surface of the filtration membrane, of increased porosity, characterized by a lower specific resistance to the passage of a fluid such as than water, and thus allowing the application of higher filtration fluxes, generally from +5 to + 25%, typically from +10 to + 20%.
- the arrangement of the flotation zone c and the filtration zone e on a membrane makes it possible to optimize the filtration process by the possibility of ensuring an intermediate conditioning of the water by means of coagulant, CAP, polymer, acid or base :
- the coagulant treatment rate can be adapted to the optimum of the test jar to favor the floc buoyancy characteristics. Flotation is then performed at the optimum of its performance. Subsequently, the addition of a new dose of coagulant between the flotation zone c and the filtration zone makes it possible to modify the characteristics of the flocs, making them more suitable for membrane filtration (lower cake strength at 1 flow of water, easier cake removal during backwashing). Often without any impact on the quality of the permeate obtained, this second coagulant injection makes it possible to better control the membrane filtration, and to increase the filtration flows while decreasing the frequency of the chemical washes.
- the advantage sought is a better removal of the organic matter. It is well known to those skilled in the art that the coagulation of humic and fulvic acids, main components of dissolved natural organic matter, is more effective in acidic medium.
- the main pH limit is related to the increase in the solubility of Fe and Al ions responsible for coagulation.
- the invention allows the realization of coagulation at two pH, acidic pH in the flotation zone, allowing optimal removal of organic matter, and correction of pH immediately upstream of the filtration membranes to precipitate the residual coagulant, so it is retained by the filtration membrane.
- this final correction can be carried out by adding sodium hydroxide (but this solution causes a significant increase in the sodium ion concentration of the treated water, and it is an expensive reagent) or by injection of lime water, the latter case involves the construction of a lime saturator, expensive and difficult to use .
- the partial correction of the pH between flotation zone c and membrane by adding lime milk makes it possible to envisage a lime milk dosage because the membranes are likely to retain the lime incineration, whereas the calcium ion will increase the filterability of the cake. Pilot tests were conducted to demonstrate the effectiveness of this new water clarification process, coupling turbulent dissolved air flotation and submerged membrane filtration.
- Example 1 Clarification of a surface water
- the quality of the water feeding the pilot unit is described in the following table.
- the water comes from a reservoir, characterized by low turbidity, the presence of organic matter (TOC-UV) at high concentrations, and seaweed blooms, which can reach concentrations of 50,000 algae / mL.
- TOC-UV organic matter
- seaweed blooms which can reach concentrations of 50,000 algae / mL.
- the device according to the invention thus makes it possible to obtain:
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PL06808079T PL1937600T3 (pl) | 2005-09-09 | 2006-09-06 | Urządzenie do klaryfikacji wody oraz sposób klaryfikacji wody |
EP06808079A EP1937600B1 (fr) | 2005-09-09 | 2006-09-06 | Appareil de clarification des eaux et procede de mise en oeuvre |
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BRPI0615576-6A BRPI0615576B1 (pt) | 2005-09-09 | 2006-09-06 | Device and process of clarification of water, use of the device and application of the process |
DK06808079.5T DK1937600T3 (da) | 2005-09-09 | 2006-09-06 | Indretning til klaring af vand og fremgangsmåde til implementering |
AT06808079T ATE482908T1 (de) | 2005-09-09 | 2006-09-06 | Wasserklärvorrichtung und implementierungsverfahren |
JP2008529661A JP5033130B2 (ja) | 2005-09-09 | 2006-09-06 | 浄水装置および実施方法 |
CA002620135A CA2620135A1 (fr) | 2005-09-09 | 2006-09-06 | Appareil de clarification des eaux et procede de mise en oeuvre |
CN2006800328471A CN101258107B (zh) | 2005-09-09 | 2006-09-06 | 水净化装置及使用方法 |
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