Treatment of Chemical Production Wastewater Containing Fluorine with Two Kinds of Fluidized Bed Reactor by Induced Crystallization

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Keywords: Fluidized bed;Bubbling bed;Induced crystallization;Fluoride removal;Quartz sands Abstract: Through establishing two kinds of experimental device, regular bed and bubbling fluidized bed, it researched the treatment process of producing fluorine-containing wastewater in the method of chemical-induced crystallization. Taking a way of continuous flow, ordinary fluidized bed continuous flow approach measured the amount of fluoride crystals and the treatment effect. Using intermittent operation, bubbling fluidized bed measured the amount of fluoride crystal and the treatment effect. The results show that: ordinary fluidized bed treatment effect worse than the bubbling fluidized bed. Bubbling fluidized bed in a short time large amount of fluoride crystals, can be a lot of fluoride to fluoride content of waste water treatment 10mg / L or less. The technical processing speed, good effect, the reaction vessel is small, simple device, easy to control, with good prospects for practical application.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 347-353)

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1348-1353

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October 2011

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