The changes of salt and its influencing factors during coking wastewater treatment
LI Xiangxi, WU Chaofei, WU Haizhen, HU Chengsheng, WEI Chaohai
2016, 35(11):
3690-3700.
doi:10.16085/j.issn.1000-6613.2016.11.046
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Based on the optimized parameters in achieving the in situ salt reduction, the evaluation of coking wastewater treatment process in Shaogang Steel Plant was conducted with special emphasis on the evolution of conductivity. The analysis of water quality, operation parameters, types and quantity of reagents were carried out to examine the variation of conductivity in each unit, and then to elucidate the influencing factors for salinity changes. The influence of biodegradation of coking wastewater, the applied reagent dosage and the coagulation process on the concentration evolution of main anions were investigated and the fate of salt residual in water as well as sludge during biochemical and physiochemical process were studied. The results showed that the optimized biodegradation and physiochemical degradation of coking wastewater can lead to partial reduction in salinity. The increase of salt concentration is mainly attributed to the addition of phosphorus and alkalinity in the biochemical process, the employment of coagulation in physiochemical process, as well as the mineralization of organics. The reduction of salt was resulted from the transformation of N, S constituent and strong electrolyte C6H5O- into N2, H2S, CH4, CO2, H2O. Also, the complexing precipitation, insoluble salts of coagulation sedimentation coming from the combination of Fe2+ with CN-, S2-, SCN-, OH-, CO32-in the physicochemical process contributed to the decrease of salt. The separation of refractory organics in biochemical procedure, the dosage and the order of chemical reagent, the optimization of pH were found to be beneficial for in situ reduction of salt. It was suggested that the choice of process principle, reaction control and optimization of conditions are the significant factors that influence the changes of salt during coking wastewater treatment.