Research on Treatment Organic Waste Liquid of High Concentration Acid by Cavitation Impinging - Micro Electrolytic Method

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The high concentration and high acid organic waste liquid is treated by using the self-developed drum type cavitation impinging stream—micro electrolysis reactor. Under optimal conditions, namely iron-carbon ratio of 1: 1, each reaction time 3h, standing reflux for 2 times, first filler dosage 200g, successive half, controlling the pH value of less than 3. Waste liquid COD removal rate can reach 93.5%, and the biodegradability of the effluent B/C is more than or equal to 0.4. By comparing the treatment effect of cavitation impinging assisted and simple micro electrolysis, it is founded that COD removal rate is high by using cavitation impinging assisted micro electrolysis method the processing time is short, the water is good biodegradability lower production cost, convenient control and operation, with a higher value.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 1073-1076)

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986-989

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December 2014

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