Research on Cavitation and Impinging Stream Microelectrolysis Reactor for Treating Organic Wastewater

Fu Bao Li; Tao Lin; Qin Li; Liang Li; Hao Wu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.652-654.1692

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Research on Cavitation and Impinging Stream Microelectrolysis Reactor for Treating Organic Wastewater

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Starting with the research of the mechanism of treating organic wastewater, this paper found out various factors affecting electrode reaction, generation of hydroxyl free radical and flocculation reaction and the conditions promoting reinforcement of reaction, then associating with the advantage features of cavitation and impinging stream technology for degrading wastewater, it developed the "cavitation and impinging stream microelectrolysis technology", designed a novel structure of cavitation and impinging stream microelectrolysis reactor. In the technique of treating high concentration organic wastewater using microelectrolysis method, the problems of passivation and hardening can be solved by using this reactor with the features of high efficiency, environmental protection, safety, and good economics etc.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 652-654)

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1692-1695

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January 2013

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Fu Bao Li, Tao Lin, Qin Li, Liang Li, Hao Wu

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Cavitation, Impinging Stream, Micro-Electrolysis (ME), Organic Wastewater

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