Jun LIU, Yongqiang CHEN, Jingjian SUN. Operation Optimization of Microbial Control of Seawater Desalination[J]. Power Generation Technology, 2018, 39(4): 386-388.
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Jun LIU, Yongqiang CHEN, Jingjian SUN. Operation Optimization of Microbial Control of Seawater Desalination[J]. Power Generation Technology, 2018, 39(4): 386-388. DOI: 10.12096/j.2096-4528.pgt.2018.059.
Operation Optimization of Microbial Control of Seawater Desalination
Microbial pollution is one of the main types of reverse osmosis membrane pollution in seawater desalination system. In the spring of 2016
frequent and rapid increasing of pressure difference
constant desalting rate and decreased water yield happened in the first-order reverse osmosis membrane of the seawater desalination system in Hongyanhe nuclear power plant. After dissection analysis of reverse osmosis membrane
the main reason was microbial contamination. The microbial growth caused by incomplete sterilization lead to an increasing of pressure difference and decreasing of water yield. By increasing the amount of sodium hypochlorite added to the pretreatment fungicide of seawater
the amount of residual chlorine at the outlet of the ultrafiltration water tank was increased in order to decrease the breeding of microorganisms in the sea water. And in different seasons
different concentrations of dosage would be controlled. It is verified that this measure can control the inlet microorganism of the reverse osmosis system at a low level
reduce the increasing frequency of pressure difference
and improve the operation reliability of the equipment of the sea water desalination system of Hongyanhe nuclear power plant.