The hollow fiber supported liquid membrane extraction was introduced to treat coal gasification wastewater to recover phenolic compounds,with tributyl phosphate (TBP) as carrier,kerosene as the membrane solvent,sodium...The hollow fiber supported liquid membrane extraction was introduced to treat coal gasification wastewater to recover phenolic compounds,with tributyl phosphate (TBP) as carrier,kerosene as the membrane solvent,sodium hydroxide solution as the stripping agent and PVDF as the membrane material. Factors having strong impact on the extraction efficiency were studied in detail,including the mass transfer mode,twophase flow rate,stripping phase concentration. As extraction system with 20% TBP-kerosene,parallel flow mass transfer,stripping phase concentration 0.1 mol/L,the optimal operating conditions could be obtained. Under the optimum operating conditions,the time required to reach equilibrium for the extraction is 50 min, and extraction efficiency of phenol is 86. 2% and the phenol concentration of effluent is 98.64 mg/L.展开更多
In the experiment,PDMS membrane with NaY molecular sieve filling were chosen as the experimental objects and the flux of phenol and removal efficiency of phenol as evaluation index,the effect of the system operating t...In the experiment,PDMS membrane with NaY molecular sieve filling were chosen as the experimental objects and the flux of phenol and removal efficiency of phenol as evaluation index,the effect of the system operating temperature,the flow rate,liquid membrane downstream pressure,operation time,and filling proportion of NaY molecular sieve on pervaporation treatment efficiency for wastewater from coal gasification were investigated. With the increase of temperature and feed flow rate,pervaporation flux and phenol removal efficiency increases. The decrease of the membrane downstream pressure and elevating NaY molecular sieve filling proportion may result in the increase of flux and then phenol removal efficiency improves. When NaY molecular sieve filling proportion is 45% ,treatment efficiency is the best for coal gasification wastewater containing 1850 mg/L phenol as the flux of phenol was 12948. 23 mg/(h·m2) .展开更多
文摘The hollow fiber supported liquid membrane extraction was introduced to treat coal gasification wastewater to recover phenolic compounds,with tributyl phosphate (TBP) as carrier,kerosene as the membrane solvent,sodium hydroxide solution as the stripping agent and PVDF as the membrane material. Factors having strong impact on the extraction efficiency were studied in detail,including the mass transfer mode,twophase flow rate,stripping phase concentration. As extraction system with 20% TBP-kerosene,parallel flow mass transfer,stripping phase concentration 0.1 mol/L,the optimal operating conditions could be obtained. Under the optimum operating conditions,the time required to reach equilibrium for the extraction is 50 min, and extraction efficiency of phenol is 86. 2% and the phenol concentration of effluent is 98.64 mg/L.
文摘In the experiment,PDMS membrane with NaY molecular sieve filling were chosen as the experimental objects and the flux of phenol and removal efficiency of phenol as evaluation index,the effect of the system operating temperature,the flow rate,liquid membrane downstream pressure,operation time,and filling proportion of NaY molecular sieve on pervaporation treatment efficiency for wastewater from coal gasification were investigated. With the increase of temperature and feed flow rate,pervaporation flux and phenol removal efficiency increases. The decrease of the membrane downstream pressure and elevating NaY molecular sieve filling proportion may result in the increase of flux and then phenol removal efficiency improves. When NaY molecular sieve filling proportion is 45% ,treatment efficiency is the best for coal gasification wastewater containing 1850 mg/L phenol as the flux of phenol was 12948. 23 mg/(h·m2) .
