Removal of heavy metals and Tl in the wastewater from Pb-Zn smelting by biologicals
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1.Baiyin Non-Ferrous Metals Co.Ltd., Baiyin 730900 , China ; 2.Baiyin Honglu Resources Comprehensive Utilization Technology Co.Ltd., Baiyin 730900 , China ; 3.Science Environmental Protection Co.Ltd., Changsha 410000 , China

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    The impurity content of smelting raw material in a Pb-Zn smelter gradually increased, the former “lime-iron salt” process to treat heavy metal wastewater no longer meets the reuse requirements, especially with the thallium content going far beyond the limit. Therefore, the existing wastewater treatment process was upgraded and reconstructed, the process of heavy metal wastewater biologicals for advanced treatment and coordinated thallium removal were introduced into the plant. When using this process to treat Pb-Zn wastewater,the better process conditions are stabilizer 0.7mL/L and biologicals 0.7mL/L for the primary treatment system, and stabilizer 0.3mL/L and biologicals 0.3mL/L for the secondary treatment system; after treatment under these conditions, the content of heavy metals and thallium in the effluent is all stable and in compliance with the discharge standards. This process has been stably operated for two years, saving wastewater treatment cost by 5.2 million CNY each year, the goal of resource utilization and reduced discharge has been reached; it has also reduced the environmental risks and provided technical support for bio-environmental governance, and has larger application value.

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焦晓斌, 于建忠, 匡乐意, 等. 铅锌冶炼重金属废水生物制剂深度处理及协同脱铊工业实践[J]. 中国有色冶金, 2022, 51(1): 79-82,101.

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  • Received:August 12,2021
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