Abstract

Considerable attention has been paid recently to the development of comprehensive recycling of industrial wastewater, which provides for an appropriate degree of purification for both organization of circulation water supply, and subsequent disposal of waste of water treatment. The improved ferritization process, which allows decreasing original concentration of nickel ions in depleted electrolytes of nickel plating from 50–100 g/dm 3 to <0.2 mg/dm 3 , was presented. The experimental ferrite-reactor with the use of the traditional thermal and electromagnetic pulse method of activation of ferritization process in the range of generating frequencies of up to 0.9 kHz was developed. Economic benefits of the use of the electromagnetic pulse activation compared to the high temperature one were identified. Kinetics of extraction of nickel and iron ions from aqueous solutions was explored. The impact of the basic technological parameters of ferritization at different ways of activation was experimentally determined. The most effective results of treatment of highly concentrated wastewater were achieved using the electromagnetic pulse (T=20 °C) and thermal (T=70 °C) way of activation of the ferritization process at the original ration of concentration Fe 2+ /Ni 2+ within 3/1–4/1, total concentration of ions of heavy metals of 20–25 g/dm 3 , original pH of the reaction mixture of 9.5 and duration of ferritization process of 15 min. Research into phase composition and physical properties of ferritization sediments was performed. Comparative analysis of sediment volumes at different ways of compaction was carried out. Sediments are mainly characterized by the crystalline structure, ferromagnetic properties, and considerable chemical resistance. This provides for actual environmental ways of recycling, which makes it possible to avoid the loss of valuable and, at the same time, toxic metal – nickel. The proposed comprehensive process of recycling liquid industrial waste prevents pollution of the environment, ensures effective and efficient use of water, raw materials, and power in the system of galvanic production.

Highlights

  • Protection of water resources from depletion and pollution is one of the most important environmental problems

  • That is why it is important to employ the comprehensive treatment of wastewater from electroplating production with the closed resource circulation systems, which makes it possible to create the local systems of water treatment directly at a specific production area, at the nickel plating line

  • During thermal and electromagnetic were obtained in the comparison of the experimental and pulse activation, we clearly identified the phase of nickel calculated data (Table 3), Fcomp>F1,3 (0.05), the constructed ferrite NiFe2O4 with the structure of inverse spinel with mathematical models are considered to be adequate with a lattice parameter a=8.34 Å, as well as the peaks that belong probability of 95 %

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Introduction

Protection of water resources from depletion and pollution is one of the most important environmental problems. The wastewater of electroplating production contains significant amounts of highly toxic nickel compounds, whose share reaches 20 % of the total content of heavy metals. ( ) MxFe3−x OH 6 + 0,5O2 → MxFe3−xO4 + 3H2O This method provides for a high degree of wastewater cleaning from the ions of heavy metals, as well as the possibility of environmentally-safe disposal of insignificant waste volumes, which are formed during treatment. Given the significant number of electroplating industries in the world and in Ukraine, effective and economical removal of heavy metal ions from wastewater is an extremely urgent problem Solving it will improve the sanitary-hygienic state of the environment and will ensure the appropriate economic effect as a result of the rational use of water, raw materials, and energy

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