A magnetic field induction photocatalytic reactor and its degradation method
A technology of photocatalytic reactor and magnetic field induction, which is applied in the field of photocatalytic reaction, can solve problems such as uneven illumination, weak illumination, and high price, and achieve the effects of uniform light distribution, high mass transfer efficiency, and improved utilization rate
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[0064] The magnetic field induction photocatalytic reactor of the present invention is used to degrade phenol wastewater.
[0065] Using phenol solution as simulated wastewater, the initial concentration of phenol, the initial pH value of the solution, the amount of catalyst added, the H 2 o 2 The influence of factors such as the amount of dosage, air flow, frequency of alternating magnetic field, current through the coil and time on the catalytic effect. According to the experimental design, take 125mL phenol solution, add a certain amount of TiO 2 and H 2 o2 , use constant temperature circulating water to control the temperature of the reaction system to 30°C, turn on the air compressor to adjust the air flow, turn on the circulating water pump to circulate the reaction solution, use a regulated power supply to control the intensity of the light source, adjust the coil current intensity and the frequency of the alternating magnetic field, and turn on the stirrer , after r...
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[0072] Example 2 Degradation of methylene blue wastewater by a magnetic field induction photocatalytic reactor
[0073] Using methylene blue solution as simulated wastewater, the initial concentration of methylene blue, initial pH value, catalyst dosage, H 2 o 2 The influence of factors such as dosage, air flow, frequency of alternating magnetic field, high-frequency alternating current through the coil and time on the catalytic effect. According to the experimental design, take 125mL methylene blue solution, add a certain amount of TiO 2 and H 2 o 2 , use constant temperature circulating water to control the temperature of the reaction system to 30°C, turn on the air compressor to adjust the air flow, turn on the circulating pump to circulate the reaction solution, use a regulated power supply to control the intensity of the light source, adjust the coil current intensity and the frequency of the alternating magnetic field, and turn on the stirrer After reacting for a cer...
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[0081] Example 3 Degradation of Printing and Dyeing Wastewater by Magnetic Field Induction Photocatalytic Reactor
[0082] The actual printing and dyeing wastewater from a printing and dyeing factory in Xuzhou was selected as the degradation object, and it was photocatalytically degraded with a self-made new inductive photocatalytic reactor. Amount, H 2 o 2 The influence of factors such as the amount of dosage, the frequency of the alternating magnetic field, the magnitude of the high-frequency alternating current passing through the coil, and time on the catalytic effect. According to the experimental design, the water sample was taken from the mixed wastewater pool, which was a dark blue suspension. Due to its high turbidity, it would affect the transmission of ultraviolet light and reduce the photocatalytic reaction rate, so it was filtered before treatment. Take 125mL of actual wastewater, add a certain amount of TiO 2 and H 2 o 2 , use constant temperature circulatin...
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