Вода і водоочисні технології. Науково-технічні вісті, № 2(36)

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    Water purification from heavy metal ions using lime and PHMG
    (КПІ ім. Ігоря Сікорського; ТОВ «Українська водна спілка», 2023) Nyzhnyk, T. Y.
    The method of metal ions' chemical precipitation using polyhexamethylene guanidine (PHMG) and calcium oxide (CaO) was employed for extracting metal ions from concentrated solutions. The order of reagent introduction was found to be crucial in the extraction process, with the best extraction efficiency observed when PHMG was added to water before CaO. This order of addition facilitated the polyelectrolyte effect, resulting in the unfolded conformation of macromolecules and enhancing their interaction with metal ions in solution. Optimal dosage ranges were determined, coinciding with the concentration interval of the polyelectrolyte effect, which maximized the flocculation ability and complex formation of PHMG. The combined use of PHMG and CaO, along with variations in pH, achieved high degrees of metal ion removal (>99%) in a single stage of solution treatment, except for chromium (Cr3+) and cobalt (Co2+). The surface activity of PHMG and ability to transfer metal ions as metal-polymer complexes supported its use in the flotation method for extracting heavy metal ions from low-concentration aqueous solutions. The kinetics of PHMG and metal ion removal by flotation showed rapid binding of metal ions to polymer macromolecules, and regression equations were established to describe the kinetics. The residual concentrations of metal ions after flotation met regulatory sanitary and environmental requirements for wastewater and drinking water. A two-stage scheme for heavy metal ion extraction was developed, involving chemical precipitation and flotation extraction, with a pilot plant designed and manufactured for testing. During wastewater treatment in an electroplating production setting, metal ion concentrations that complied with regulatory standards were achieved.