Bromate control during transformation process from granular activated carbon to biological activated carbon
Qi Hong Zhu, Dongmei Liu, Cui Fu-yi, Lei Fang, Rui Wang
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Qi Hong Zhu, Dongmei Liu, Cui Fu-yi, Lei Fang, Rui Wang
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In order to compare the bromate removal effect of activated carbon with that of biological activated carbon,by making pilot-scale test,the changes of biomass on activated carbon surface and bromate removal rate were investigated. The results indicated that the bromate removal rate of new activated carbon was 57. 1% ,and as the biomass increased,the removal effect of bromate was improved gradually during transformation process from granular activated carbon to biological activated carbon. After 8 months,the bromate removal rate achieved 75. 4% and the concentration of bromate could be controlled by biological activated carbon steadily,which proved that biological activated carbon was more suitable for bromate removal than granular activated carbon.
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In order to compare the bromate removal effect of activated carbon with that of biological activated carbon,by making pilot-scale test,the changes of biomass on activated carbon surface and bromate removal rate were investigated. The results indicated that the bromate removal rate of new activated carbon was 57. 1% ,and as the biomass increased,the removal effect of bromate was improved gradually during transformation process from granular activated carbon to biological activated carbon. After 8 months,the bromate removal rate achieved 75. 4% and the concentration of bromate could be controlled by biological activated carbon steadily,which proved that biological activated carbon was more suitable for bromate removal than granular activated carbon.
Key concepts: Bromate, Activated carbon, Carbon fibers, Chemistry, Biomass (ecology), Powdered activated carbon treatment, Chemical engineering, Materials science