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Bromate Removal System
  • 2025-07-22

Bromate Removal System

Bromate pollution characteristics and limit requirements

Generation conditions: The risk is significant when the raw water bromide ion is greater than 0.1mg/L and the ozone dosage is greater than 1.0mg/L

Safety threshold: The bromate content of drinking water is ≤0.01mg/L

Health impact: Long-term intake of excessive bromate can cause renal tubular damage (confirmed by epidemiological studies)

Core treatment process selection

1. Source control technology

Ozone dosing optimization system

Multi-point injection control (contact tower is injected in three stages)

Online ORP monitoring (set value 650mV)

Bromide pre-removal

Strong base anion resin exchange (selective adsorption of Br⁻)

Influent bromide ions are reduced to <50μg/L

2. Terminal deep treatment

Activated carbon adsorption system

Coal-based crushed carbon (iodine value ≥900mg/g)

Empty bed contact time (EBCT) ≥12 minutes

Reverse osmosis membrane separation

Low-pressure composite membrane (desalination rate ≥98%)

System recovery rate 75-80%

3. Combined process guarantee

UV/hydrogen peroxide advanced oxidation

254nm ultraviolet lamp (dose 40mJ/cm²)

H₂O₂ dosage 3-5mg/L

Biological active filter

Ceramic granule filter layer thickness 1.2m

Backwash intensity 4L/(㎡·s)

Key points of project implementation

Precise ozone control:

Use ozone tail gas destruction device (decomposition efficiency>99%)

Ozone generator output adjustment accuracy ±5%

Membrane system protection:

Stable inlet SDI value <3 (15 minutes test value)

Inhibitor tolerance residual chlorine concentration <0.1mg/ L

Process performance comparison

Activated carbon process: bromate removal rate 85-92% (when the carbon bed height is 1.8m)

Reverse osmosis system: bromate retention rate > 98.7% (pressure 0.8MPa)

Combined process: bromate is not detected in the effluent (detection limit 0.0005mg/L)

Operation and maintenance specifications

Activated carbon replacement cycle:

Iodine value drops to 650mg/g or 12 months of operation

Membrane cleaning procedures:

Monthly chemical cleaning (0.1%NaOH+0.025%Na-DDS solution)

Annual flux attenuation rate control <7%


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