WO2018190751A1 - Способ переработки жидких отходов аэс с борным регулированием - Google Patents
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- the invention relates to the integrated processing of complex composition of liquid boron-containing waste from nuclear power plants accumulated during the operation of nuclear power plants, including WER, and can be used to isolate boric and nitric acids, as well as alkali metal compounds for their repeated use in the technological cycle of nuclear power plants.
- a known method of processing liquid waste of nuclear plants with boron regulation (see Pat. 2012076 RF, MIIK 5 G21F 9/08, 1994), including evaporation of waste, crystallization of the resulting boron-containing concentrate, its separation from the mother liquor, dissolution, ultrafiltration of the resulting solution, passing it through an ion-selective filter, evaporation to 80-250 g / l in terms of boric acid and crystallization of acid.
- Boric acid yield is not more than 84% containing impurities 10- 2 10 "3 wt.%.
- the sodium borate precipitate is dissolved to provide a solution concentration of 20-25 g / l and subjected to electrodialysis in an electrodialyzer with cation exchange and anion exchange membranes to obtain solutions of boric acid with a concentration of 0.1-60 g / l and sodium hydroxide containing up to 150 g / l NaOH.
- Electrodialysis is carried out at a current of 0.2-45 A and a voltage of 5-55 V.
- the known method is characterized by the following main disadvantages.
- the disadvantages of the method include obtaining non-commercial solutions of boric acid and a solution of sodium hydroxide of low concentration, which limits the possibility of their reuse.
- the disadvantage of this method is the increased energy consumption due to the electrodialysis of a sodium borate solution with a low sodium concentration and high electrical resistance, which requires the use of high current and voltage values during electrodialysis.
- the present invention is aimed at achieving a technical result, which consists in processing complex in composition of liquid wastes of nuclear power plants with high salinity to obtain a wider assortment product range, including boric acid in the form of a commercial product, as well as concentrated solutions of nitric acid and sodium and potassium hydroxides suitable for reuse in the technological cycle of nuclear power plants.
- the technical result also consists in reducing the energy intensity of the method and reducing the amount of stored and disposed of hazardous waste.
- the technical result is achieved by the fact that in the method of processing liquid wastes of nuclear plants with boron regulation containing sodium and potassium salts, including the introduction of calcium nitrate into the borate solution with the precipitation of calcium borate and its separation from the mother liquor, electrodialysis using an electrodialyzer with cation exchange and anion exchange membranes, obtaining boric acid and a solution of sodium and potassium hydroxides, according to the invention, the initial borate solution as salts of sodium and potassium contains their nitrates and sulfates, n calcium nitrate is introduced into the initial borate solution to obtain a collective precipitate of borate and calcium sulfate, boric acid is obtained by treating a collective precipitate of borate and calcium sulfate with a solution of nitric acid to separate the calcium sulfate precipitate from the calcium borate solution, after which the calcium borate solution is treated nitric acid to form a precipitate of boric acid and a solution of calcium nitrate, the precipit
- the technical result is also achieved by the fact that calcium nitrate is introduced into the borate solution at a pH of 9.3-11.0.
- the technical result is also achieved by the fact that the treatment of the collective precipitate of borate and calcium sulfate with a solution of nitric acid is carried out to ensure a pH of 5-7.
- the technical result is achieved by the fact that the treatment of the calcium boron solution with nitric acid is carried out at a temperature of 10-20 ° C until pH 1-3.
- the technical result is also achieved by the fact that a solution of calcium nitrate after separation of the precipitate of boric acid is added to the initial borate solution.
- the achievement of the technical result also contributes to the fact that the precipitate of boric acid is dried at a temperature of not more than 60 ° C.
- the presence of sodium and potassium nitrates and sulfates in the initial borate solution makes it possible to obtain nitric acid and alkali solutions suitable for reuse during electrodialysis after removal of sulfate ions in the form of sparingly soluble compounds, for example, gypsum, which can be used in the construction industry.
- the introduction of calcium nitrate into the initial borate solution provides the formation of a collective precipitate of borate and calcium sulfate, which allows us to completely isolate boron compounds from the solution and to clear the solution sent to electrodialysis from sulfate ions.
- Treatment of the calcium borate solution with nitric acid provides a precipitate of boric acid, which can be easily separated from the calcium nitrate solution.
- Drying the washed precipitate of boric acid makes it possible to increase the mass content of boric acid in the product.
- Carrying out electrodialysis of the mother liquor obtained after separation of the collective precipitate of borate and calcium sulfate allows the extraction of useful components in the form of highly concentrated solutions of nitric acid and sodium and potassium hydroxides suitable for reuse in the process at low current and voltage values NPP cycle.
- the introduction of calcium nitrate into the borate solution at pH 9.3–11.0 ensures the most complete separation of the boron compound from the solution and allows the sulfate ions to be purified from the solution sent to electrodialysis.
- the introduction of calcium nitrate at a pH of less than 9.3 and more than 11.0 leads to a partial dissolution of calcium borate, which reduces its recovery in the collective precipitate.
- borate compounds have the highest solubility in this pH range.
- the pH of the borate solution is less than 5, the yield of boron in the solution decreases due to the formation of less soluble boric acid. Therefore, the preparation of highly concentrated boron-containing solutions becomes impossible.
- poorly soluble calcium borates are formed, which excludes the possibility of separation of the collective precipitate.
- the treatment of a solution of calcium borate with nitric acid is preferably carried out to ensure a pH of 1-3.
- Treatment of a calcium borate solution to a pH of less than 1 leads to unjustified costs of nitric acid for the precipitation of boric acid.
- pH values of more than 3 the yield of boric acid in the solid phase decreases.
- Adding a solution of calcium nitrate after separation of the precipitate of boric acid to the initial borate solution allows you to reduce the amount of waste and more fully use the reagents.
- Carrying out electrodialysis of the mother liquor at a given ratio of the volumes of the mother liquor V Mp in the middle chamber of the three-chamber electrodialyzer and the volumes of the anolyte V a and catholyte V K , respectively, in the anode and cathode chambers allows you to control the concentration of the products obtained - nitric acid solution and sodium hydroxide solution and potassium.
- Carrying out electrodialysis at a current strength of 1-3 A and a voltage of 4-10 V provides for the extraction of more than 99% of ions from a salt solution with reduced current consumption with a current efficiency of about 50-70%.
- Electrodialysis with a current of less than 1 A and a voltage of less than 4 V leads to an unreasonable increase in the duration of the process and a decrease in its productivity, and with a current of more than 3 A and a voltage above 10 V, the current efficiency decreases and energy consumption increases.
- boric acid has the lowest solubility.
- the presence of boric acid in the washing nitric acid solution provides a stable value for the accepted range of pH values of the nitric acid solution. Washing with a nitric acid solution containing less than 30 g / l of boric acid leads to a partial dissolution of the washed precipitate, and if it contains more than 35 g / l, the precipitate will precipitate.
- Drying the washed precipitate of boric acid at a temperature of not more than 60 ° C allows to ensure the mass content of boric acid in the product not less than 99.9 wt.%.
- acid can transfer to its oxide form due to its deep dehydration.
- the lower temperature value is due to considerations of the drying time and may depend on the rarefaction of the working atmosphere.
- Example 1 Take 1000 ml of the initial borate solution containing, g / l: 104 Na + , 50.8 K + , 263 N0 3 " , 24 S0 4 2 ' , 5.3 CI " , 42 N 3 B0 3 , at The pH of the solution is 8.7.
- the pH of the initial solution is adjusted to 11 by introducing 69 ml of a solution of 8.5 mol / L sodium hydroxide NaOH.
- 149 ml of a solution of calcium nitrate Ca (N0 3 ) 2 with a concentration of 5.5 mol / L are introduced into the borate solution.
- a collective precipitate of borate and calcium sulfate is obtained.
- 1168 ml of the mother liquor is sent to electrodialysis, and the precipitate of borate and calcium sulfate is sent to produce boric acid.
- the collective precipitate of borate and calcium sulfate is treated with a solution containing 48.4 ml of nitric acid with a concentration of 12.2 mol / L and 120 ml of water until a pH of 5 is achieved with calcium borate transferred to the solution and 34 g of calcium sulfate precipitate is separated. which in terms of anhydrous salt is 6.95% of the total salt content in the initial solution.
- the calcium borate solution is treated with 48.4 ml of a solution of nitric acid with a concentration of 12.2 mol / l at a temperature of 20 ° C until pH 1 is formed.
- the precipitated boric acid precipitate is separated from the calcium nitrate solution, washed with a nitric acid solution with a pH of 2 containing 35 g / l boric acid lots, and dried at a temperature of 55 ° C. 32.4 g of boric acid are obtained.
- the calcium nitrate solution, after separation of the precipitate of boric acid, is added to the initial borate solution.
- Electrodialysis of the mother liquor is carried out in a three-chamber electrodialyzer with cation-exchange and anion-exchange membranes.
- Example 2 Take 1000 ml of the initial borate solution containing, g / l: 111.3 Na + , 31.5 K + , 244.3 N0 3 " , 35.5 SO 4 2" , 10.2 SG, 34, 6 H 3 B0 3 , at a pH of 8.5.
- the pH of the initial solution is adjusted to 9.3 by introducing 54 ml of a solution of 8.5 mol / L sodium hydroxide NaOH.
- 132 ml of a solution of calcium nitrate Ca (N0 3 ) 2 with a concentration of 5.5 mol / L is introduced into the borate solution.
- a collective precipitate of borate and calcium sulfate is obtained.
- 1150 ml of the mother liquor is sent to electrodialysis, and the precipitate of borate and calcium sulfate is sent to produce boric acid.
- the collective precipitate of borate and calcium sulfate is treated with a solution containing 41 ml of nitric acid with a concentration of 12.2 mol / l and 150 ml of water until pH 7 is achieved, with the conversion of calcium borate into solution and separation of 50.3 g of the precipitate of calcium sulfate, which amounts to 10.8% of the total salt content in the initial solution in terms of anhydrous salt.
- the calcium borate solution is treated with 41 ml of nitric acid solution with concentration of 12.2 mol / l at a temperature of 10 ° C until a pH of 3 is achieved.
- the 06-formed precipitate of boric acid is separated from the calcium nitrate solution, washed with a nitric acid solution with a pH of 3 containing 30 g / l of boric acid, and dried at a temperature 60 ° C. Obtain 27.5 g of boric acid.
- the calcium nitrate solution, after separation of the precipitate of boric acid, is added to the initial borate solution.
- Electrodialysis of the mother liquor is carried out in a three-chamber electrodialyzer with cation-exchange and anion-exchange membranes.
- Example 3 Take 1000 ml of the initial borate solution containing, g / l: 101.9 Na + , 19 K + , 141.1 N0 3 " , 4.8 S0 4 2" , 15.1 CI " , 80.3 ⁇ 3 ⁇ 0 3 , at a solution pH of 8.2, the pH of the initial solution is adjusted to 10.1 by adding 82 ml of a solution of 8.5 mol / L sodium hydroxide NaOH, and then 236 ml of a calcium nitrate solution is introduced into the borate solution. Ca (N0 3 ) 2 with a concentration of 5.5 mol / L. Collective precipitate of borate and calcium sulfate is obtained. After filtering out the collective precipitate, 1250 ml of the mother liquor is sent to electrodialysis, and the precipitate of borate and calcium sulfate is sent to obtaining boric acid.
- the collective precipitate of borate and calcium sulfate is treated with a solution containing 103 ml of nitric acid with a concentration of 12.2 mol / l and 200 ml of water until a pH of 6.6 is obtained, with the conversion of calcium borate into solution and separation of 6.8 g of a precipitate of calcium sulfate, which in terms of anhydrous salt is 1.9% of the total salt content in the initial solution.
- the calcium borate solution is treated with 103 ml of a solution of nitric acid with a concentration of 12.2 mol / l at a temperature of 18 ° C until pH 2 is reached.
- the 06-formed precipitate of boric acid is separated from the calcium nitrate solution, washed with a nitric acid solution with pH 2 containing 33 g / l boric acid, and dried at a temperature of 40 ° C. 69.3 g of boric acid are obtained.
- the calcium nitrate solution, after separation of the precipitate of boric acid, is added to the initial borate solution.
- Electrodialysis of the mother liquor is carried out in a three-chamber electrodialyzer with cation-exchange and anion-exchange membranes.
- Example 4 Take 1000 ml of the initial borate solution containing, g / l: 155.8 Na + , 11.2 K + , 227 3 0 3 ' , 6 S0 4 2 " , 3.8 SG, 18 N 3 B0 3 , at a pH of solution 12.
- the pH of the initial solution is adjusted to 10.6 by introducing 130 ml of a solution of 4 mol / L nitric acid HN0 3.
- 62 ml of a solution of calcium nitrate Ca () h) g with a concentration of 5 are introduced into the borate solution. 5 mol / L.
- the calcium borate solution is treated with 23 ml of a nitric acid solution with a concentration of 12.2 mol / L at a temperature of 16 ° C until a pH of 2.3 is achieved.
- the precipitate of boric acid formed is separated from the calcium nitrate solution, washed with a nitric acid solution with a pH of 2.3, containing 33 g / l of boric acid, and dried at a temperature of 57 ° C. 15.6 g of boric acid are obtained.
- the solution of calcium nitrate after separation of the precipitate of boric acid is added to the initial borate solution.
- Electrodialysis of the mother liquor is carried out in a three-chamber electrodialyzer with cation-exchange and anion-exchange membranes.
- Example 5 Take 1000 ml of the initial borate solution containing, g / l: 89.2 Na + , 22.4 K + , 132.7 N0 3 " , 17.3 S0 4 2 ' , 11.7 SG, 37 N 3 B0 3 , at a solution pH of 10.7, Then 336 ml of a solution of calcium nitrate Ca (N0 3 ) 2 with a concentration of 4 mol / L are introduced into the borate solution, and a collective precipitate of borate and calcium sulfate is obtained.
- collective sludge filtration 1220 ml of the mother liquor is sent to electrodialysis, and the precipitate of borate and calcium sulfate is sent to produce boric acid.
- the collective precipitate of borate and calcium sulfate is treated with a solution containing 53 ml of nitric acid with a concentration of 12.2 mol / l and 150 ml of water until a pH of 6 is achieved with calcium borate transferred to the solution and 24.5 g of calcium sulfate precipitate is separated. which amounts to 7.9% of the total salt content in the initial solution in terms of anhydrous salt.
- the calcium borate solution is treated with 53 ml of a solution of nitric acid with a concentration of 12.2 mol / l at a temperature of 20 ° C until pH 2 is formed.
- the precipitated boric acid precipitate is separated from the calcium nitrate solution, washed with a nitric acid solution with a pH of 2 containing 35 g / l boric acid, and dried at a temperature of 60 ° C. 36.1 g of boric acid are obtained.
- the calcium nitrate solution, after separation of the precipitate of boric acid, is added to the initial borate solution.
- Electrodialysis of the mother liquor is carried out in a three-chamber electrodialyzer with cation-exchange and anion-exchange membranes.
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