Chemical oxygen demand (CDO) removal powder mixture
A mixture and powder technology, applied in the field of COD removal solution, can solve the problems of powdered activated carbon insolubility, powdered activated carbon dust, etc.
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Embodiment 1
[0081] The following powdered COD removal mixtures (Table 1) were prepared by mixing the different component powders using a ribbon blender.
[0082] Table 1: COD Removal Mixtures
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[0084] The resulting COD removal mixture was a free flowing powder.
Embodiment 2
[0086] The following COD removal mixtures (Table 2) were prepared by mixing the different component powders using a ribbon blender.
[0087] Table 2: COD Removal Mixtures
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[0089] The resulting COD removal mixture was a free flowing powder.
Embodiment 3
[0091] Jar testing process:
[0092] A 5% solution of the COD removal mixture in water was added to the industrial wastewater, followed by rapid mixing in a rapid mixing chamber to completely dissolve the COD removal mixture in water. In addition, 1 min after the COD removal mixture and 30 min before the slow mixing phase, a 0.2% solution of anionic polyacrylamide was added to the reaction mixture as a flocculant. To simulate a flocculation pond, continue mixing more slowly for 5 minutes to 10 minutes to allow the floc particles to aggregate. After complete cessation of mixing, the reaction mixture was allowed to settle as it was in a settling tank. Use the supernatant to determine the COD content.
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