Treatment of Cr(III) - Containing Wastewater by Continuous Foam Separation

De Jin Wang; Yong Zhang; Ming Zheng Qin

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.356-360.1535

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Treatment of Cr(III) - Containing Wastewater by Continuous Foam Separation

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Cr(III)-containing wastewater was treated by continuous foam separation process. The factors affecting the Cr(III) removal efficiency were researched. The optimal operating conditions determined by orthogonal experiments are as follows:wastewater pH 6.50,gas flow 400ml/min,cationic surfactant dosage 50mg/L.When the mass concentration of Cr(III) in the influent is 7.5mg/L,the effluent can meet the national discharge standard with 98% of Cr(III) removal rate for continuous running. The kinetic experimental results show that the foam separation of Cr(III) accords with the first order kinetic equation. The results of continuous experiments in a scale-up foam separation column indicate which reach the Second Wastewater Discharge Standard of Country.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 356-360)

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October 2011

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De Jin Wang, Yong Zhang, Ming Zheng Qin

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Chromium (III), Foam Separation, Surfactant, Wastewater Treatment

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