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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Mar. 12, 2024
Filed:
May. 10, 2023
Dalian University of Technology, Liaoning, CN;
Yongchen Song, Liaoning, CN;
Lunxiang Zhang, Liaoning, CN;
Huilian Sun, Liaoning, CN;
Zheng Ling, Liaoning, CN;
Jiafei Zhao, Liaoning, CN;
Lingjie Sun, Liaoning, CN;
Lei Yang, Liaoning, CN;
Mingjun Yang, Liaoning, CN;
Yu Liu, Liaoning, CN;
Weiguo Liu, Liaoning, CN;
Yanghui Li, Liaoning, CN;
Xiang Sun, Liaoning, CN;
Lanlan Jiang, Liaoning, CN;
DALIAN UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY, Liaoning, CN;
Abstract
The present disclosure relates to the technical field of wastewater treatment, and provides a wastewater treatment method and apparatus based on hydrate-based water vapor adsorption. The apparatus includes a wastewater evaporation zone, a hydrate formation zone, a hydrate decomposition zone, and a data acquisition and control system. Rising water vapor and condensed water formed during evaporation of wastewater at normal temperature react with a hydrate former on a cooling wall surface to form a hydrate, continuous evaporation of the wastewater is promoted, the hydrate is scraped off to a collecting zone below by a scraper after being formed, and the hydrate is decomposed into fresh water, thereby realizing wastewater treatment. The present disclosure provides a method for treating complex wastewater containing a plurality of pollutants, where water vapor is consumed to form the hydrate to promote wastewater evaporation, and water obtained from the decomposition does not contain pollutants theoretically.