Pilot-Scale Study on Electrosorption Technology for Reclaimed Treatment of Power Plant Industrial Wastewater

Feng Long Xie; Jian Jun Shen; Jiang Liu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.997.770

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Pilot-Scale Study on Electrosorption Technology for Reclaimed Treatment of Power Plant Industrial Wastewater

Abstract:

Based on the pilot test, the feasibility of Electrosorption Technology of industrial sewage treatment plant was studied. The results show that, when the equipment water flow and electrode voltage appropriate, in the sewage plant industrial average conductivity row is 3277μS/cm, 4072μS/cm, averaged desalination rate is 74.8%, averaged water production rate is about 75.5%, average consumption water of a ton is 2.46kW•H. Electrosorption technology is good removal effect of salinity, chloride and total hardness, and water production rate is high, simple operation, can be used for desalination of industrial recyclin wastewater.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 997)

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Feng Long Xie*, Jian Jun Shen, Jiang Liu

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Electrosorption, Power Plant Industrial Wastewater, Regeneration

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