Method for performing ultrasonic separation on oily wastewater with oil-soluble ferroferric oxide nanoparticles
A technology of ferroferric oxide and nanoparticles, which is applied in the intersecting field of environment and materials, and can solve the problem that the treatment method is not very effective
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[0018] a. 20ml of oilfield wastewater is subjected to ultrasonic water-bath continuous ultrasonication;
[0019] b. Add oil-soluble iron ferric oxide nanoparticles modified by oleic acid while ultrasonicating the oil field wastewater, and disperse by ultrasonic for 5 minutes. 0.1ml;
[0020] c. Perform the magnetic separation of the permanent magnet on the ultrasonic solution in step b, and scan the solution with an ultraviolet spectrophotometer. Due to the existence of micro-oil droplets, the oil field sewage has a scattering effect on visible light, so it is turbid and shows a high visible light absorption phenomenon. ( figure 2 ), especially in the ultraviolet region, because olefins will absorb here, so the ultraviolet light with a wavelength of less than 300 nanometers shows a strong absorption, and the water sample separated by ultrasonic oil-soluble ferric oxide nanoparticles no matter in the visible light The absorption range and the ultraviolet region are significa...
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[0023] a, 20ml of natural gas field waste water is subjected to ultrasonic probe type intermittent ultrasonic;
[0024] b. Add oil-soluble iron ferric oxide nanoparticles modified by linoleic acid while supersonicating natural gas field wastewater, and ultrasonically disperse for 10 minutes, wherein the amount of oil-soluble iron ferric oxide nanoparticles modified by linoleic acid is per liter of oil Add 0.5ml to the waste water;
[0025] c. Perform magnetic separation of the solution after ultrasonication in step b, and scan the solution with an ultraviolet spectrophotometer. Due to the presence of micro-oil droplets, the sewage has a scattering effect on visible light, so it is turbid and shows a higher visible light absorption phenomenon. However, the water samples separated by ultrasonic oil-soluble ferric oxide nanoparticles have significantly reduced absorption in the visible light range and ultraviolet region, which can achieve the removal of micro-oil droplets in oily...
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[0027] a, 20ml of mechanically processed oily waste water is subjected to ultrasonic water bath type pulse ultrasonic;
[0028] b. Add lauric acid-modified oil-soluble iron ferric oxide nanoparticles while ultrasonically processing oily wastewater, and ultrasonically disperse them for 30 minutes, wherein the amount of oil-soluble iron ferric oxide nanoparticles modified by lauric acid is per liter of oily wastewater Add 1ml to it;
[0029] c. Perform magnetic separation of permanent magnets on the solution after ultrasonication in step b, and scan the solution with an ultraviolet spectrophotometer. Due to the existence of micro-oil droplets, the sewage has a scattering effect on visible light, so it is turbid and shows a higher visible light absorption phenomenon. However, the absorption of water samples separated by ultrasonic oil-soluble ferric oxide nanoparticles is significantly reduced in both the visible light range and the ultraviolet region, which can achieve the remov...
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