An Experimental Research on Treatment of Dry-Spun Acrylic Fibre Wastewater by Iron Chips-Activated Carbon Internal Electrolysis
Wei Shou
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Wei Shou
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The treatment of dry spun acrylic fibre wastewater by iron chips activated carbon internal electrolysis is investigated, and the influence of three factors (reaction time, wastewater pH and iron carbon ratio)on the results is discussed. The results show that the removal ratio of CODcr reaches 60% after the treatement. Combining the internal electrolysis with flocuulation, the total removal ratio of CODcr is 89%.
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The treatment of dry spun acrylic fibre wastewater by iron chips activated carbon internal electrolysis is investigated, and the influence of three factors (reaction time, wastewater pH and iron carbon ratio)on the results is discussed. The results show that the removal ratio of CODcr reaches 60% after the treatement. Combining the internal electrolysis with flocuulation, the total removal ratio of CODcr is 89%.
Key concepts: Electrolysis, Wastewater, Activated carbon, Materials science, Carbon fibers, Pulp and paper industry, Waste management, Chemical engineering