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38 3 () Vol.38 No.3 2007 6 J. Cent. South Univ. (Science and Technology) Jun. 2007 ( 410083) (PFS)PFS-FeSO4 PFS ()56 mg·L−1 CuPb 90.63%99.97%100%Cr 24.98% PFS-FeSO4 ()42 780 mg·L−1 Cu Pb 81.25%99.97%Cr 88.74%86.06% ()84 mg·L−1 0.5 L 0.5 g Na2S CuPbCr 84.69%99.97%98.9%99.14% Cr CuPbZn Cr (GB8978 1996) X703 A 1672-7207(2007)03−0468−06 Treating and recycling of wastewater from lead-zinc mineral processing plant ZHENG Ya-jie, PENG Zhen-hua (School of Metallurgical Science and Engineering, Central South University, Changsha 410083, China) Abstract: Lead-zinc mineral processing wastewater was treated by polymeric ferric sulfate (PFS) and a complex coagulant of PFS-FeSO4 . The results show that after the wastewater is treated by PFS and the dosage of total iron is 56 mg·L−1, the removal rates of Cu, Pb and turbidity are up to 90.63%, 99.97% and 100%, respectively, while the removal rate of Cr is only 24.98%. After the wastewater is treated by PFS-FeSO4 and the dosages of total iron of PFS and FeSO4 are separately 42 and 780 mg·L−1, the removal rates of Cu and Pb are 81.25% and 99.97%, and the removal rate of Cr is up to 88.74%, but the removal rate of turbidity is down to 86.06%. After the wastewater is treated by PFS-FeSO4, and 0.5 g sodium sulfide(Na2S) is added into 0.5 L wastewater and the dosage of total iron is 84 mg·L−1, the removal rates of Cu, Pb, Cr and turbidity are up to 84.69%, 99.97%, 98.9% and 99.14%, respectively. The surplus concentrations of Cu, Pb, Zn and Cr of the waste