WO2012102324A1 - 凝集磁気分離装置 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to an aggregating magnetic separation device, and more particularly to an aggregating magnetic separation device that aggregates plankton and fungi contained in ballast water and separates them by magnetic force.
- ballast water management Convention adopted by the International Maritime Organization (IMO) in 2004, plankton contained in ballast water is used to prevent disruption of the ecosystem and damage to the health caused by the movement and diffusion of microorganisms through the ballast water (seawater). And a device for removing or killing fungi and fungi is required to be mounted on a ship.
- ballast water treatment technology combining various water treatment technologies such as chemical treatment using sodium hypochlorite, ozone treatment, ultraviolet irradiation, heat treatment, and magnetic separation is in progress.
- the agglomeration magnetic separation device disclosed in Patent Document 1 adds magnetic powder and an aggregating agent to ballast water, which is raw water, and stirs this to generate a magnetic floc containing microorganisms and fungi in the ballast water. Is separated from the ballast water by a magnetic separation means, and relatively large solids (small fish or seaweed of several mm) that cannot be aggregated are collected by a drum type filter. According to this agglomeration magnetic separation device, the aggregating agent used is a highly safe one that is also used in tap water treatment, and it remains in the ballast water during drainage compared to treatment using chemicals such as chlorine. There is little risk of secondary contamination of the environment by chemicals and by-products.
- the magnetic powder to be added in the process of generating magnetic flocs, in order to embed the magnetic powder evenly in all the flocs as much as possible, the magnetic powder to be added has a very small particle size of about several microns, and Those with uniform particle diameter must be used.
- the recovered flock discharged from the magnetic separation means must be stored in a tank and disposed as industrial waste.
- Patent Document 2 hydrochloric acid is added while stirring the recovered floc to decompose the polymer flocculant into oil and treated water-containing flocculant and magnetic powder, and the decomposed flocculant and magnetic powder.
- a magnetic separation and purification device is disclosed in which the water is returned to the raw water and reused.
- hydrochloric acid is used to recycle magnetic powder.
- hydrochloric acid which is a strongly acidic substance, in the ship. What proves the safety and the certainty of the neutralization treatment of the substance to be treated must be submitted to the IMO, which requires a very complicated procedure.
- the agglomerated magnetic separation apparatus in an agglomerated magnetic separation apparatus that physically removes microorganisms and fungi in ballast water, the agglomerated magnetic separation apparatus can reduce the amount of magnetic powder used and reduce the recovered flocs collected. Was desired.
- the problem of reducing the amount of magnetic powder used without using chemicals such as hydrochloric acid and reducing the recovered floc is not limited to ballast water, but is the raw water treated on land. It has similarly.
- the present invention has been made in view of such circumstances, and it is possible to reduce the amount of magnetic powder used without using chemicals such as hydrochloric acid, and to provide an agglomerated magnetic separation apparatus that can reduce the recovered flocs recovered. Objective.
- the present invention is connected to a raw water supply pipe for supplying raw water, and rapidly stirs the raw water to which the magnetic powder and the flocculant supplied from the magnetic powder supply means are added,
- a first agitation tank for generating magnetic micro flocs containing the magnetic powder, and the raw water obtained by adding a polymer flocculant to the raw water containing the magnetic micro flocs flowing out of the first agitation tank; From the raw water including the second stirring tank for coarsening the magnetic micro flocs by stirring at a lower rotational speed than the stirring tank, and the coarse flocs flowing out from the second stirring tank, the coarsening Magnetic separation means for collecting flocs by magnetic force, and recovery floc collected by the magnetic separation means, upstream of the first stirring tank, before the flocculant is added
- Providing cohesive magnetic separation device characterized by and a return adding means for adding to the raw water and returned to the raw water supply tube location.
- the return floc discharged from the magnetic separation means is returned upstream to the raw water supply pipe at a position before the flocculating agent is added on the upstream side of the first stirring tank. It has addition means.
- the recovered floc discharged from the magnetic separation means is once stored in the recovered floc receiving tank and then returned to the raw water supply pipe by the return adding means. That is, according to the present invention, since the magnetic powder in the recovered floc is reused, the amount of magnetic powder used can be reduced without using chemicals such as hydrochloric acid, and the recovered recovered floc can be reduced. In addition, the magnetic powder separation and extraction process is not necessary.
- the recovered flock that is not returned is overflowed as a surplus recovered flock from the recovered flock receiving tank and separately stored in the recovered flock storage tank.
- the present invention provides a concentration detection means for detecting a concentration of suspended solids in the raw water at a position before the magnetic powder, the flocculant, and the recovered floc are added, and a suspended substance detected by the concentration detection means.
- Control means for controlling the return amount of the recovered floc by the return addition means and the addition amount of the magnetic powder by the magnetic powder supply means based on the concentration and the preset maximum raw water suspended solid concentration. It is preferable to provide.
- the control means of the present invention is configured so that the recovery flocs by the return adding means are based on the suspended substance concentration detected by the concentration detecting means and the preset maximum raw water suspended substance concentration (design value of the coagulation magnetic separation device). And the amount of magnetic powder added by the magnetic powder supply means is controlled.
- the concentration of suspended solids in raw water by detecting the concentration of suspended solids in raw water and confirming that the concentration of suspended solids is below the maximum concentration, the separation and extraction process becomes unnecessary. Can be reused.
- the magnetic powder contained in the recovered floc can be reused, the amount of new magnetic powder used can be reduced. Furthermore, the amount of recovered flocs caused by new magnetic powder can be reduced.
- the control means returns the recovered flock by the return addition means when the suspended substance concentration detected by the concentration detection means is equal to the maximum raw water suspended substance concentration.
- the amount of the magnetic powder added by the magnetic powder supply means is controlled, and the return amount of the recovered flocs by the return addition means as the suspended substance concentration becomes lower than the maximum raw water suspended substance concentration. It is preferable to control so that the amount of magnetic powder added by the magnetic powder supply means is decreased. As a result, in the present invention, the throughput of the flocculating magnetic separation device is stabilized without being affected by the concentration of suspended solids in the raw water.
- a magnetic powder extraction means is provided in a return pipeline between the return addition means and the raw water supply pipe, and the magnetic powder extraction means includes a crushing means for crushing the recovered flock by a shearing force.
- the extraction means for selectively extracting only the magnetic powder from the crushed recovered floc by magnetic force, and the return means for returning the extracted magnetic powder to the raw water supply pipe.
- the extraction of the magnetic powder from the recovered floc and the removal of other suspended substance components are performed in two steps.
- the first stage physical force is applied to the recovered flock to crush the recovered flock.
- the magnetic powder and other suspended solids components are strongly aggregated by the inorganic flocculant and polymer flocculant, so an ultrasonic crusher, line mill, or ball mill is used to crush it. To do.
- the recovered floc is crushed only by physical force without using chemicals such as hydrochloric acid, so there is no risk of chemical leakage and high safety.
- the approval procedure of IMO is simplified for ship loading.
- the extracted magnetic powder is returned to the raw water supply pipe by a return means.
- the recovered floc to be returned has high purity of the magnetic powder contained in the recovered floc since the suspended solid components other than the magnetic powder are removed. Therefore, even when the raw water suspended substance concentration is high, the recovered floc can be returned to the raw water supply pipe.
- a return path of the recovered flock by the return adding means is provided with a sterilizing means for sterilizing plankton and fungi contained in the recovered flock.
- the agglomerated magnetic separation apparatus of the present invention is an apparatus for ballast water treatment installed in a ship, plankton and fungi contained in the recovered flock are sterilized by sterilization means and returned to the raw water supply pipe. It will not be a new load.
- the amount of magnetic powder used can be reduced without using chemicals such as hydrochloric acid, and the recovered recovered floc can be reduced.
- FIG. 1 is a schematic block diagram of a basic type agglomerated magnetic separation apparatus in which a magnetic powder extraction device is removed from the agglomerated magnetic separation apparatus shown in FIG.
- recovery flock return rates in the aggregation magnetic separation apparatus shown in FIG. Graph showing the relationship between magnetic powder addition concentration and floc removal rate
- FIG. 1 is an overall configuration diagram of an aggregation magnetic separation apparatus 10 according to an embodiment.
- This agglomeration magnetic separation apparatus 10 includes a raw water supply pipe 12, a flocculation apparatus 14, a magnetic separation apparatus (magnetic separation means) 16, a return addition apparatus (return addition means) 18, a magnetic powder extraction apparatus (magnetic powder extraction means) 20, a heating A sterilization apparatus (sterilization means) 22 and a control unit (control means) 24 are provided.
- the aggregation magnetic separation apparatus 10 of embodiment is equipped with the heat sterilization apparatus 22 for the apparatus for ballast water treatment installed in a ship, in the case of the aggregation magnetic separation apparatus installed on land
- the heat sterilizer 22 is not an essential component.
- the magnetic powder extraction device 20 is not an essential configuration.
- the aggregating apparatus 14 includes a high-speed stirring tank (first stirring tank) 26 and a slow-speed stirring tank (second stirring tank) 28, and raw water (treated water: water to be treated) supplied through the raw water supply pipe 12. Magnetic micro flocs are generated from seawater. For this reason, the raw water supply pipe 12 is provided with a magnetic powder supply device (magnetic powder supply means) 30 and a flocculant addition device 32, and a pipe line 34 for feeding water from the high-speed stirring tank 26 to the slow-speed stirring tank 28. Is provided with a polymer flocculant addition device 36.
- the magnetic powder supply device 30 includes a magnetic powder injection pump 38, and the rotational speed of the magnetic powder injection pump 38 is controlled by the control unit 24, whereby the amount of new magnetic powder added to the raw water supply pipe 12 is controlled. Is done.
- an SS concentration meter (which may be a turbidity meter) (concentration detection means) 40 for detecting the concentration of suspended solids (hereinafter referred to as SS (Suspended Solid)) is attached to the upstream side of the raw water supply pipe 12. It has been.
- the SS concentration information measured by the SS concentration meter 40 is output to the control unit 24, and the control unit 24 collects the rotational speed of the magnetic powder injection pump 38 and the return addition device 18 based on the SS concentration information.
- the rotational speed of the flock return pump 42 is controlled. As a result, new magnetic powder and recovered floc are added to the raw water flowing through the raw water supply pipe 12.
- the installation position of SS concentration meter 40 is not limited to the raw
- triiron tetroxide can be suitably used as the magnetic powder
- water-soluble inorganic flocculants such as polyaluminum chloride, ferric chloride, and ferric sulfate are suitably used as the flocculant.
- a polymer flocculent an anionic and nonionic thing can be used conveniently.
- the high-speed stirring tank 26 has a stirring blade (not shown) that rotates at high speed to stir the raw water, the magnetic powder added to the raw water, the flocculant, and the recovered floc.
- the raw water to which the magnetic powder, the flocculant, and the recovered floc are added is stirred at high speed by the stirring blade.
- minute magnetic micro flocs having a size of about several tens of ⁇ m are generated in the high-speed stirring tank 26.
- magnetic micro flocs are generated, microorganisms and fungi in the raw water are charged and are adsorbed with magnetic powder as nuclei and taken into the magnetic micro flocs.
- the slow stirring tank 28 is configured as a multi-stage continuous multi-stage stirring tank, and a stirring blade (not shown) is provided in each stage of the stirring tank.
- the stirring speed is set to gradually decrease from the upstream stirring tank to the downstream stirring tank.
- Water to be treated containing magnetic micro flocs and a polymer flocculant added to the water to be treated are fed from the high speed stirring vessel 26 to the slow stirring vessel 28.
- magnetic micro flocs grow and become coarse flocs (coarse flocs) by gradually performing low-speed stirring from the upstream stirring tank to the downstream stirring tank.
- the stirring speed is gradually reduced, there is little possibility that the coarse floc is destroyed by the collision of the respective stirring blades.
- the magnetic separation device 16 collects the coarse floc from the water to be treated.
- the magnetic separation device 16 includes a magnetic separation tank 44, a magnetic filter 46, a scraper (not shown), and a transfer device 48.
- Water to be treated containing coarsened floc is fed from the slow stirring tank 28 to the magnetic separation tank 44.
- the magnetic filter 46 is, for example, a body of a rotating drum, and at least a part of the magnetic filter 46 is immersed in the water to be treated in the magnetic separation tank 44 to collect coarse flocs floating in the magnetic separation tank 44 from the water to be treated. .
- the recovered coarse floc (recovered floc) is pulled up from the magnetic separation tank 44 by the rotation of the magnetic filter 46 and scraped off from the magnetic filter 46 by the scraper. Then, the recovered flock that has been scraped off is transferred to the recovery flock receiving tank 50 by a transfer device 48 such as a screw conveyor, and is temporarily stored therein.
- the recovered flock stored in the recovered flock receiving tank 50 is sent to the heat sterilizer 22 by the recovered flock return pump 42.
- the heat sterilizer 22 kills microorganisms and fungi contained in the recovered flock by heat-treating the recovered flock. Since the recovery floc is in a slurry form, it is preferable to use a positive displacement pump such as a tube pump or a single screw pump as the recovery floc return pump 42.
- the temperature for killing fungi and the like by heating is 75 to 80 ° C., and the heating time is about 3 minutes.
- the magnetic powder extraction device 20 includes crushing devices (crushing means) 52 and 54 for crushing the recovered flocs by shear force, and an extraction device (extraction means) for selectively extracting magnetic powder from the crushed recovered flocks by magnetic force. 56 and a pump (return means) 58 for returning the extracted magnetic powder to the raw water supply pipe 12.
- the agglomeration magnetic separation apparatus 10 shown in FIG. 1 has a configuration in which a heat sterilization apparatus 22 is provided on the upstream side and a magnetic powder extraction apparatus 20 is provided on the downstream side in the return path of the recovered floc by the return addition apparatus 18. It is.
- the crushing device 52 is a line mill that rotates a specially shaped stirring blade 60 at a high speed to generate a strong shearing force.
- the crushing device 54 immerses a rod-like vibrator 62 that vibrates at an ultrasonic frequency to immerse a liquid 64. It is an ultrasonic crusher (frequency about 20 kHz) that generates a shear force inside.
- the two crushing devices 52 and 54 are installed, but any one crushing device may be installed.
- the recovered flock crushed by the crushing devices 52 and 54 is supplied to the extraction device 56.
- the extraction device 56 extracts magnetic powder from the crushed recovery flock by magnetic force.
- a device using a magnetic disk or a magnetic drum in which a permanent magnet is embedded is used as the extraction device 56. As a result, magnetic powder is extracted from the recovered floc, and SS substances other than the magnetic powder are discharged.
- the extraction device 56 used here is smaller than the magnetic separation device 16 of the main configuration. Anything is fine.
- the recovered flocs after the magnetic powder extraction process are stored in a recovered floc storage tank (not shown) as a separate recovered floc, similar to the surplus recovered floc generated in the recovered flock receiving tank 50. Since the magnetic powder extracted by the magnetic force has a low water content and poor fluidity, the magnetic powder is supplied to the tank 68 in which fresh water 66 is stored, diluted in the tank 68, and then supplied to the raw water supply pipe 12 by the pump 58. Will be returned. Thereby, magnetic powder with high purity is added to the raw water flowing through the raw water supply pipe 12.
- the return position of the recovery floc to the raw water supply pipe 12 and the addition position of the magnetic powder are downstream of the SS concentration meter 40 and upstream of the high-speed stirring tank 26, and upstream of the position where the flocculant is added.
- the rotational speed of the pump 58 is controlled by the control unit 24 based on the SS concentration information measured by the SS densitometer 40.
- the schematic block diagram shown in FIG. 2 shows a basic type of agglomerated magnetic separation device 10 in which the magnetic powder extraction device 20 is removed from the agglomerated magnetic separation device 10 shown in FIG. That is, the agglomeration magnetic separation device 10 of FIG. 2 is a form in which only the heat sterilization device 22 is provided in the return route of the recovered floc by the return addition device 18.
- a return addition device 18 is provided for returning and adding the recovered floc discharged from the magnetic separation device 16 to the raw water supply pipe 12 at a position before the flocculating agent is added. Yes.
- the recovered floc discharged from the magnetic separation device 16 is once stored in the recovered floc receiving tank 50 (see FIG. 1), and then returned to the raw water supply pipe 12 by the recovered floc return pump 42 of the return adding device 18.
- the recovery flock that is not returned is overflowed from the recovery flock receiving tank 50 as a surplus recovery flock and separately stored in a recovery flock storage tank (not shown).
- the recovered floc By returning the recovered floc to the raw water supply pipe 12 as described above, the recovered floc can be reused without using chemicals such as hydrochloric acid. Thereby, since the magnetic powder contained in the recovery floc can be reused, the amount of new magnetic powder used can be reduced. In addition, the amount of recovered flocs caused by new magnetic powder is also reduced.
- control unit 24 based on the SS concentration detected by the SS densitometer 40 and the preset maximum raw water SS concentration, the control unit 24 returns the recovered flock returned by the return adding device 18 and a new one by the magnetic powder supply device 30. Control the amount of magnetic powder added.
- the control unit 24 stops the return of the recovered floc by the return adding device 18 and the new product by the magnetic powder supply device 30. Control the amount of magnetic powder added.
- the control unit 24 increases the return amount of the recovered floc by the return addition device 18 and decreases the addition amount of the new magnetic powder by the magnetic powder supply device 30. To control.
- Reference numeral 70 denotes a filter.
- the filter 70 separates the treated water and the cleaning waste water from the treated water separated by the magnetic separation device 16.
- the washing waste water is returned to the raw water supply pipe 12 via the pipe line 72.
- control unit 24 Next, a specific control method by the control unit 24 will be described.
- the return amount of the recovered flock is controlled within a range of 0 to 100% of the recovered flock discharge amount by controlling the rotational speed of the recovered flock return pump 42 by the control unit 24.
- the return amount of the recovered floc is controlled by the control unit 24 based on the SS concentration of the raw water detected by the SS densitometer 40 and the preset maximum raw water SS concentration.
- the flocculation magnetic separation device 10 is designed with a maximum raw water SS concentration of 50 mg / L.
- the SS equivalent to 50 mg / L contained in the recovered floc returns to the raw water.
- the raw water SS concentration (mg / L) (A), the returnable floc amount (the return rate of the recovered floc relative to the discharge amount) (B), and the new magnetism The relationship with the added amount of powder (mg / L) (C) is shown in the graph shown in FIG.
- the graph of FIG. 4 and Table 1 show the amount of recovered floc that can be returned when the design maximum raw water SS concentration is 50 mg / L.
- the vertical axis of the graph in FIG. 4 indicates the ratio of magnetic powder in the floc immediately before being fed to the magnetic separation device 16, and the horizontal axis indicates the return rate of the recovered floc with respect to the discharge amount.
- the lower limit value of the magnetic powder ratio in the floc is set to 31.4%, and the return rate of the recovered floc is set so that the magnetic powder ratio is higher than that. The amount of new magnetic powder added is determined.
- the return rate of the recovered flock and the amount of new magnetic powder added are set so that the magnetic powder ratio in the flock is 31.4% of the lower limit.
- Table 1 when the raw water SS concentration is 50 mg / L, the recovered floc is not returned and only new magnetic powder is added at 30 mg / L.
- the raw water SS concentration is detected by the SS densitometer 40, and the return amount of the recovered flock and the added amount of the new magnetic powder are controlled as shown in Table 1 according to the measurement result.
- the maximum raw water SS concentration is designed to be 50 mg / L according to IMO regulations.
- the amount of new magnetic powder used can be reduced by returning the recovered floc to the raw water supply pipe 12 in this way.
- the necessary storage amount of new magnetic powder can be reduced, which is very advantageous in a ship where the installation space is limited.
- plankton and fungi (surviving individuals) are to be removed. Therefore, when returning the recovered flock to the raw water supply pipe 12, a heat sterilizer 22 is provided in the middle of the return pipe. Return them while killing plankton and fungi.
- the amount of new magnetic powder injected is controlled by the control unit 24 controlling the rotational speed of the magnetic powder injection pump 38.
- the control range is set to a range of 0 to 100% with the injection amount when the recovered floc is not returned to the raw water supply pipe 12 being 100% (30 mg / L).
- the injection amount of new magnetic powder is determined according to the return amount of the recovered floc. For example, when the recovered flock return amount is 47% of the discharge amount, 47% of the magnetic powder flowing into the high-speed stirring tank 26 is returned, so that the injection amount of new magnetic powder may be about 53% (16 mg / L). .
- the return amount of the recovered floc is detected by a flow meter 74 installed in the return passage of the recovered floc, and the control unit 24 controls the rotational speed of the pump 38 based on the measurement result, thereby determining the injection amount of the new magnetic powder. Control.
- the flocculation magnetic separation device 10 of FIG. 2 when the raw water SS concentration exceeds the designed maximum raw water SS concentration, the recovered floc cannot be returned. Therefore, even in such a case, in order to return the recovered floc and reuse the magnetic powder in the recovered floc, in the returning process, only the magnetic powder is extracted from the recovered floc and other SS components are removed. There is a need to.
- FIG. 3 has a magnetic powder extraction device 20 disposed at the rear stage of the magnetic separation device 16 and a heat sterilization device 22 disposed at the rear stage of the magnetic powder extraction device 20.
- a magnetic powder extraction device 20 is provided on the upstream side, and a heat sterilization device 22 is provided on the downstream side. It is.
- the extraction of the magnetic powder contained in the recovery flock and the removal of other SS components are performed in two steps in the recovery flock discharged from the magnetic separation device 16.
- the recovered floc In the first stage, physical force is applied to the recovered flock to crush the recovered flock.
- the magnetic powder and other SS components are strongly aggregated by the inorganic flocculant and the polymer flocculant, so that the line mill 52 and / or the ultrasonic crusher 54 as shown in FIG. Is used. It has been experimentally confirmed that the recovered floc is almost decomposed by the crushing process for several tens of seconds to several minutes by the line mill 52 and / or the ultrasonic crusher 54.
- Patent Document 2 there is a method of adjusting the pH by using a chemical to promote the decomposition of the recovered flocs.
- a chemical to promote the decomposition of the recovered flocs particularly in the case of implementation in a ship, only the physical method is considered in consideration of IMO regulations. It is desirable to disassemble the recovered floc by
- the extraction device 56 (see FIG. 1), a device using a magnetic disk or a magnetic drum in which a permanent magnet is embedded is used. And after diluting the extracted magnetic powder with the fresh water 66 (refer FIG. 1), it returns with the pump 58 (refer FIG. 1) to the raw
- the recovered floc is equivalent to the raw water SS concentration of 20 mg / L, and the discharge amount 50% can be returned.
- the magnetic powder extraction device 20 it is desirable to install the magnetic powder extraction device 20. .
- the inventors added mineral fine particles called kaolin to the test water as a simulated substance such as sand in a test for determining the agglomerated magnetic separation conditions of plankton and fungi.
- a specific test method will be described below.
- the above-mentioned kaolin is added to seawater containing plankton and fungi at a concentration of 50 mg / L, and an agglomeration test is performed using the addition rates of magnetic powder, inorganic flocculant and polymer flocculant as parameters (variables).
- the formation state of the aggregated floc is evaluated by visual observation or the like.
- the seawater containing magnetic coagulation floc is passed through a water channel with permanent magnets, and the magnet is contacted and adsorbed for a predetermined time (several seconds), and the concentration of magnetic coagulation floc in the seawater coming out of the water channel is determined. Measure and evaluate its removal rate.
- plankton and fungi can be sufficiently aggregated under the conditions that the addition rate of polyaluminum chloride used as the inorganic flocculant is 5 mg Al / L and the addition rate of the polymer flocculant is 1 mg / L.
- the removal rate of the agglomerated magnetic flocs increased with the addition rate of the magnetic powder, and the removal rate tended to reach a peak at an addition rate of 30 mg / L or more. From the viewpoint of processing cost, it is desirable that the addition rate of magnetic powder be as small as possible, so the addition rate of magnetic powder was 30 mg / L.
- the magnetic powder ratio in the magnetic coagulation floc in the case of the magnetic powder, the inorganic coagulant and the polymer coagulant addition rate can be calculated from the following formula.
- Magnetic powder ratio (%) in magnetic coagulation floc (magnetic powder addition rate) / (kaolin addition rate + magnetic powder addition rate + inorganic flocculant addition rate + polymer flocculant addition rate) ⁇ 100 (Equation 1)
- magnetic powder addition rate 30 mg / L
- kaolin addition rate 50 mg / L
- polymer flocculant addition rate 1 mg / L It is.
- the polyaluminum chloride added as an inorganic flocculant is present as aluminum hydroxide (Al (OH) 3) in the magnetic flocculent floc, so the addition rate is 5 mg Al / L, and the molecular weight of Al (OH) 3 is 78. / Al molecular weight 27 is multiplied.
- Al (OH) 3 aluminum hydroxide
- the inventors have determined that this magnetic powder ratio is an optimal value that can minimize the processing cost while ensuring the removal rate of the magnetic aggregate flocs.
- the graph of FIG. 7 has shown the collection
- the recovery flock return rate is set based on this graph.
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「磁性凝集フロック中の磁性粉比率の最適値に関する説明」
バラスト水処理における処理対象はプランクトンと菌類である。一方、バラスト水処理装置を船舶に搭載する際には、監督官庁が規定した処理性能確認試験が必要となり、その規定では、バラスト水中に砂等の懸濁物質(SS)が最大50mg/L含まれているバラスト水においても、バラスト水排出基準を満たす処理ができることを求めている。
ここで、磁性粉添加率=30mg/L、カオリン添加率=50mg/L、無機凝集剤添加率=5×(78/27)=14.4mg/L、高分子凝集剤添加率=1mg/Lである。なお、無機凝集剤として添加したポリ塩化アルミニウムは、磁性凝集フロック中では水酸化アルミニウム(Al(OH)3)として存在するため、添加率5mgAl/Lに係数として、Al(OH)3の分子量78/Alの分子量27を乗じている。
それぞれの数値を(式1)に代入すると、
磁性凝集フロック中の磁性粉比率(%)=30/(50+30+14.4+1)=31.4(%)
となる。この磁性粉比率が、磁性凝集フロックの除去率を確保しつつ、処理コストが最小化できる最適な数値であると発明者らは判断した。
12 原水供給管
14 凝集装置
16 磁気分離装置(磁気分離手段)
18 返送添加装置(返送添加手段)
20 磁性粉抽出装置(磁性粉抽出手段)
22 加熱殺菌装置(殺菌手段)
24 制御部(制御手段)
26 高速攪拌槽(第1の攪拌槽)
28 緩速攪拌槽(第2の攪拌槽)
30 磁性粉供給装置(磁性粉供給手段)
32 凝集剤添加装置
34 管路
36 高分子凝集剤添加装置
38 磁性粉注入用ポンプ
40 SS濃度計(濃度検出手段)
42 回収フロック返送用ポンプ
44 磁気分離槽
46 磁気フィルタ
48 移送装置
50 回収フロック受槽
52 破砕装置(破砕手段、ラインミル)
54 破砕装置(破砕手段、超音波破砕機)
56 抽出装置(抽出手段)
58 ポンプ(返送手段)
60 撹拌羽根
62 振動子
64 液
65 ボールミル(破砕装置)
66 清水
68 タンク
70 フィルタ
72 管路
74 流量計
Claims (5)
- 原水を供給する原水供給管に接続され、磁性粉供給手段から供給された磁性粉と凝集剤とが添加された前記原水を急速撹拌することにより、前記磁性粉を含む磁性マイクロフロックを生成する第1の撹拌槽と、
前記第1の撹拌槽から流出した前記磁性マイクロフロックを含む前記原水に高分子凝集剤を添加した前記原水を、前記第1の撹拌槽よりも遅い回転速度で撹拌を行うことにより前記磁性マイクロフロックを粗大化させる第2の撹拌槽と、
前記第2の撹拌槽から流出した粗大化フロックを含む前記原水から、前記粗大化フロックを磁気力によって回収する磁気分離手段と、
前記磁気分離手段によって回収された回収フロックを、前記第1の撹拌槽よりも上流側で、前記凝集剤が添加される前の位置で前記原水供給管に返送して前記原水に添加する返送添加手段と、を備える
ことを特徴とする凝集磁気分離装置。 - 前記磁性粉、前記凝集剤、及び前記回収フロックが添加される前の位置で前記原水の懸濁物質濃度を検出する濃度検出手段と、
前記濃度検出手段によって検出された懸濁物質濃度と予め設定された最大原水懸濁物質濃度とに基づいて、前記返送添加手段による前記回収フロックの返送量、及び前記磁性粉供給手段による前記磁性粉の添加量を制御する制御手段と、を備える
ことを特徴とする請求項1に記載の凝集磁気分離装置。 - 前記制御手段は、
前記濃度検出手段によって検出された前記懸濁物質濃度が、前記最大原水懸濁物質濃度と等しい場合には、前記返送添加手段による前記回収フロックの返送を停止するとともに、前記磁性粉供給手段による前記磁性粉の添加量を制御し、前記懸濁物質濃度が前記最大原水懸濁物質濃度に対し低くなるに従って、前記返送添加手段による前記回収フロックの返送量を増加させるとともに、前記磁性粉供給手段による前記磁性粉の添加量を減少させるように制御する
ことを特徴とする請求項2に記載の凝集磁気分離装置。 - 前記返送添加手段と前記原水供給管との間の返送管路には、磁性粉抽出手段が設けられ、
前記磁性粉抽出手段は、前記回収フロックをせん断力によって破砕する破砕手段と、
破砕した回収フロックから磁性粉のみを磁気力によって選択的に抽出する抽出手段と、
前記抽出した前記磁性粉を前記原水供給管に返送する返送手段と、を備える
ことを特徴とする請求項1に記載の凝集磁気分離装置。 - 前記返送添加手段による前記回収フロックの返送経路には、前記回収フロックに含まれるプランクトン、及び菌類を殺菌する殺菌手段が設けられている
ことを特徴とする請求項1に記載の凝集磁気分離装置。
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