Research and Development of a New Nano-Attapulgite PVF Suspension Carrier in Wastewater Treatment

Jie Li; Tian Hu; Yae Wang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.777.96

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Research and Development of a New Nano-Attapulgite PVF Suspension Carrier in Wastewater Treatment

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The optimum proportion and comprehensive performance as sewage treatment microbial carriers of a new type nanoattapulgite polyvinyl alcohol-formaldehyde suspended carrier (AT-PVF) was researched. The results show that when the polyvinyl alcohol (PVA) dosage is at the range of 10%-16%, H₂SO₄: PVA plays greatest impact on carrier performance, followed by CH₂O: PVA and surfactant, PVA at last. Finally, a new formula of the AT-PVF carrier has been developed, which is showed as follows: PVA 13%, CH₂O/PVA weight ratio=0.75, H₂SO₄/PVA weight ratio=1.0, surfactant 0.5%, AT 0.4%. Test results show that AT-PVF is superior to polyurethane carriers in physical, chemical and biochemical performance.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 777)

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Jie Li, Tian Hu, Yae Wang

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Acetalization Degree, AT Dosage, AT-PVF, Microbial Suspended Carriers, Surfactant

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