Segregation Treatment and Resource Recycling of Enteric Coating and Heparin Sodium Manufacturing Wastewater

Firstly, the water-quality characteristics of intestinal lavage wastewater and enzymolysis wastewater from the typical heparin sodium pro- ductive process were analyzed, and then the segregation treatment was applied in the treatment of enteric coating and heparin sodium manufacturing wastewater. Finally, the treatment of the two kinds of wastewater by different methods were discussed. The results showed that, COD of enzymolysis wastewater treated by centrifugation-coagulation-Fenton reagent oxidation-adsorption process was lower than 100 mg/L, while intestinal lavage wastewater treated by coagulation-ASBR-SBR process could meet the first standard of Comprehensive Discharge Standard of Sewage （GB8978-1996） after one month of continuous operation.

Treatment of Enzymolysis Wastewater by Centrifugation- Coagulation- Fenton Reagent Oxidation- Adsorption Process

[ Objective ] The study aimed to discuss the optimal conditions for the treatment of enzymolysis wastewater by centrifugation - coagu- lation - Fenton reagent oxidation - adsorption process. [ Metbod] According to the water-quality characteristics of wastewater from a heparin so- dium production factory of Jiangsu Province, enzymolysis wastewater was segregated from intestinal lavage wastewater and treated through cen- trifugation- coagulation- Fenton reagent oxidation-adsorption process, and the optimal technical parameters were determined. E Resultl After enzymolysis wastewater was centrifuged at a speed of 4 000 rpm, 0.6 g/L CTS as the coagulant was added to the supematant. Hereafter, pH of the coagulated effluent was adjusted to 3, and then 1.5% （V/V） H2O2 was added to the coagulated effluent; a certain amount of ferrous sul- fate （n H2O2-.n FeSO4 . 7H2O =8：1 ） was added to the mixture; the reaction conducted for 30 min, and then solution pH was adjusted to about 9. Finally, the oxidized effluent flowed through a resin red until the adsorptive capacity reached 240 BV, and COD of the effluent water was lower than 100 mg/L, meeting the Grade-I standard of Comprehensive Discharge Standard of Sewage （GB8978-1996）. [Condusio] The research could provide a new process for the treatment of enzymolysis wastewater.

Treatment of Intestinal Lavage Wastewater by Coagulation-ASBR-SBR Process

[ Objective] The study aimed to discuss the optimal conditions for the treatment of intestinal lavage wastewater by coagulation-ASBR- SBR process. [ Method] According to the water-quality characteristics of wastewater from a heparin sodium production factory of Jiangsu Province, intestinal lavage wastewater was segregated from enzymolysis wastewater and treated using coagulation-ASBR-SBR process, and the effects of PFS dosage, HRT of ASBR and SBR reactor on the removal rate of COD and NH4＊ -N were analyzed. [ Result] The best dosage of PFS was 0.15 g/L, and the optimal HRT of ASBR reactor was 36 h, while the best HRT of SBR reactor was 15 h. Under the optimal conditions above, the removal rate of COD and NH,＊ -N reached 99.1% and 97.3% respectively, and the quality of the effluent water could reach the first standard of Comprehensive Discharge Standard of Sewage （GB8978-1996）. [ Conclusion ] The research could provide a new process for the treatment of intestinal lavage westewater.