High Efficiency Ion Exchange for Arsenic Removal
高效离子交换除砷
发布日期:
2005-11-01
Baldy Mesa Water District是一个独立的特区,占地24平方米
维克多山谷内数英里,服务于维克多维尔市的居民。秃顶的台面是正面的
寻找一种可行的脱砷处理工艺,并获得批准和批准
2006年1月实施。与其他供应商不同,他们可能有权使用混合
无论是水源还是进口水,Baldy Mesa别无选择,只能处理所有受影响的井场。
本文的主要目的是比较各种砷处理技术
在市政饮用水系统中。这项研究的重点是使用高
高效离子交换系统处理高于10ppb新联邦标准的砷
在秃顶的台地。该地区及其邻居维克多山谷水区(Victor Valley Water District)从事了一项独立的工程
该公司将进行一个小规模的试点项目,测试铁质介质,以确定其预期性能
绩效与经济。在同一地点进行了另一次演示,使用
100gpm包装离子交换系统,用于除砷。性能指标表明,离子交换将
无论水质如何变化,始终将砷降至非检测水平。其他的
然而,经过测试的技术,结果似乎非常不一致。在中试期间,高效离子交换系统使用了2。
200万
产生0.05%(1100)加仑废盐水的废品。无pH调节
虽然pH值通常超过9.0,但需要去除砷。
Baldy Mesa Water District is an independent Special District, encompassing twenty-four square
miles within Victor Valley, serving residents of the City of Victorville. Baldy Mesa is faced
with finding a viable treatment process for arsenic removal that can be approved and
implemented by January 2006. Unlike other purveyors who may have access to blending
sources or imported water, Baldy Mesa has no choice but to treat all of their affected well sites.
The primary objective of this paper is to compare various arsenic treatment technologies for use
in municipal drinking water systems. This study focuses on the use of high
efficiency ion exchange system to treat arsenic levels above the new Federal standard of 10ppb
in Baldy Mesa. The District and its neighbor, Victor Valley Water District, engaged an independent engineering
firm to perform a small-scale pilot project that tested iron medias to determine their expected
performance and economics. An additional demonstration took place at the same location using
a 100gpm packaged ion exchange system for arsenic removal. Performance indicators showed that ion exchange will
always reduce arsenic to non-detect levels regardless of varying water quality. For other
technologies tested, however, the results appeared to be very inconsistent. During the pilot testing, the high efficiency ion-exchange system used processed 2.2 million
gallons, resulting in a waste product of 0.05% (1,100) gallons of waste brine. No pH adjustment
was required for the removal of arsenic although the pH often exceeded 9.0.