Wastewater treatment method, method of suspensions separation and method of saturation of liquid with gas
AssigneeResearch and Development Company Bifar (RU/RU)
InventorsRobert Yakovlevich Agranonik, Gennady Alexeevich Pisklov
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Abstract
A wastewater treatment method involving mixing of the wastewater with an activated sludge and water that has been supersaturated with air under high pressure is described. After the pressure is reduced two processes are carried out which are biological oxidation of pollutants by activated sludge and flotation of suspended solids. A portion of the treated water is saturated with air and returned to the beginning of the process. The waste activated sludge is removed along with some floated and biologically non-oxidated pollutant particles.
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A method of separation of suspensions by flotation, which comprises the mixing of an incoming suspension with a flotoagent (10), subjecting the flotoagent containing incoming suspension to an initial flotation separation to form liquid (4) and solid (3) phases wherein the mixing and separation take place in the same unit (2), withdrawal (3) of the solid phase, saturation (7) of the liquid phase with air under excessive pressure followed by dividing the saturated liquid phase into two streams, one of said streams is treated to additional flotation separation (9) after which a clarified liquid is withdrawn (11) and the flotocomplexes formed in the additional flotation separation are employed as flotoagents in the initial flotation separation, the other saturated stream from the saturator (7) is sent for mixing with the incoming suspension (1).
A method of separation of suspensions by flotation, which comprises the mixing of an incoming suspension (1) with a flotoagent (10), subjecting the flotoagent containing incoming suspension to an initial flotation separation to form a liquid (4) and solid (3) phases wherein the mixing and separation take place in the same unit (2), withdrawal of the solid phase (3) and saturation (7) of the liquid phase with air under excessive pressure followed by subjecting the saturated liquid phase to an additional flotation separation (9) to form a clarified liquid (11) and floated flotocomplexes (10) which are employed as the flotoagent in the initial flotation separation, dividing the clarified liquid (11) to form, as a first part, a final clarified liquid effluent and a second part of the clarified liquid is recycled back to the saturator (7).
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