A kind of adsorbent for removing chlorinated pollutants and its preparation method and application
A technology for adsorbents and pollutants, applied in the field of adsorbents for removing chlorinated pollutants and its preparation, can solve the problem of poor distribution of adsorbent pore structure, decrease of adsorbent surface area and pore volume, and weak force of active metal components To achieve the effect of improving the distribution of pore structure, improving the efficiency of solid phase reaction, and avoiding the decline of dechlorination efficiency
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[0040] After mixing ZSM-5 molecular sieve, X-type molecular sieve, zinc acetate and trace water according to the weight ratio of 20:50:40:5, fully grind, and irradiate with 600W microwave at 2450MHz for 20min. The above mixed material, attapulgite and cellulose were mixed and molded in a weight ratio of 80:20:3, and the adsorbent ① was obtained after roasting at 350°C and 20% RH (25°C) humidity air for 3 hours.
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[0042]After mixing ZSM-5 molecular sieve, X-type molecular sieve, calcium nitrate and trace water in a weight ratio of 20:60:50:0.5, fully grind, and irradiate with 1200W microwave at 2450MHz for 3min. The above mixed material, kaolin and starch were mixed and molded in a weight ratio of 90:10:2, and then baked at 550°C and 30%RH (25°C) humidity air for 2 hours to obtain the adsorbent ②.
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[0044] After mixing ZSM-5 molecular sieve, X-type molecular sieve, potassium carbonate and trace water in a weight ratio of 60:20:30:2, fully grind, and irradiate with 800W microwave at 2450MHz for 3min. The above mixed material, bentonite and dextrin were mixed and molded according to the weight ratio of 85:15:1, and the adsorbent ③ was obtained after roasting at 650 ° C, 10% RH (25 ° C) humidity air for 1 h.
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