Complex Treatment of Industrial Waste Water Containing Non-Ferrous Metals

In this paper, a method is proposed for the complex treatment of technical waste water containing essential concentrations of organomineral impurities including 1 g/dm3 of copper ions. Plasma treatment decreases the chemical oxygen demand of a solution by 17 times, the content of salts by 34%, and the copper and iron concentration by 20%. Electrodialysis decreases the total salt content from 3 to 0.2 g/dm3 and brings the copper and iron content to 8 and 3 mg/dm3, respectively. The destruction of organic substances contained in the water under plasma treatment results in a carbon-containing precipitate studied by physicochemical methods to determine structural and sorption characteristics. The FTIR spectrum of the carbon-containing precipitate indicates the presence of hydrophilic groups and a great amount of uncompensated active sites and free radicals, which can be used in sorption processes. The prospects of using the carbon-containing precipitate as a filler for the desalination chambers of an electrodializer under electrical field application is shown.

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Journal of Water Chemistry and Technology
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2024-09-26
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https://doi.org/10.3103/s1063455x24050060
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Extraction and Separation Processes
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Complex Treatment of Industrial Waste Water Containing Non-Ferrous Metals

S. V. Remez, R. D. Chebotar’ova, R. Ye. Klischenko
Journal of Water Chemistry and Technology
Extraction and Separation Processes
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Complex Treatment of Industrial Waste Water Containing Non-Ferrous Metals

S. V. Remez, R. D. Chebotar’ova, R. Ye. Klischenko
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In this paper, a method is proposed for the complex treatment of technical waste water containing essential concentrations of organomineral impurities including 1 g/dm3 of copper ions. Plasma treatment decreases the chemical oxygen demand of a solution by 17 times, the content of salts by 34%, and the copper and iron concentration by 20%. Electrodialysis decreases the total salt content from 3 to 0.2 g/dm3 and brings the copper and iron content to 8 and 3 mg/dm3, respectively. The destruction of organic substances contained in the water under plasma treatment results in a carbon-containing precipitate studied by physicochemical methods to determine structural and sorption characteristics. The FTIR spectrum of the carbon-containing precipitate indicates the presence of hydrophilic groups and a great amount of uncompensated active sites and free radicals, which can be used in sorption processes. The prospects of using the carbon-containing precipitate as a filler for the desalination chambers of an electrodializer under electrical field application is shown.

Journal of Water Chemistry and TechnologyVol. 46(5)
National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine (UA), A.V. Dumansky Institute of Colloid and Water Chemistry (UA)
Clean water and sanitation
Openalex Percentile: Top 84%
Extraction and Separation Processes
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Complex Treatment of Industrial Waste Water Containing Non-Ferrous Metals — S. V. Remez, R. D. Chebotar’ova, et al. · Journal of Water Chemistry and Technology (2024) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS