Method for recycling sludge during waste-water treatment

Liquid purification or separation – Processes – Making an insoluble substance or accreting suspended...

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C210S713000, C210S725000, C210S727000, C210S737000, C210S912000, C210S913000, C423S036000

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11150727

ABSTRACT:
A method for recycling sludge during waste-water treatment firstly utilizes a process of chemical coagulation to produce sludge rich in copper ions. The sludge is then leached in a sulfuric acid storage tank with sulfuric acid of concentration 1-2N, whereby a extractive solution with copper enrichment 18-39 g/L and residues can be obtained. The extractive solution is then processed in a refrigeration crystallization tank to form copper sulfate crystals. Further, the residues produced are added into the coagulation tank as a coagulant in the process of chemical coagulation for wastewater treatment, thereby achieving a goal of zero sludge production.

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