Flow electrode capacitive deionization ammonia removal performance prediction and control system
A capacitive deionization and control system technology, applied in the control/manipulation system, separation method, dispersed particle separation, etc., can solve the problems of inability to form ammonia removal performance, prediction and control system, no mechanism and model prediction analysis, etc., to achieve The effect of reducing the rotation speed and power output value, high removal efficiency and low energy consumption
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[0154] Taking the simulated wastewater of 1g / L NaCl and 76.43mg / L NH4Cl as an example, the current density applied to both ends of the FCDI device is 21.85A / m2, the mass fraction of activated carbon in the electrode solution is 10%, and the wastewater is pumped into the desalination chamber from the water tank. The flow rates are 0.7, 1.2, 1.69, 2.4 and 3.1mL / min, respectively. Substituting the experimental data into the model as the basic iterative data can solve the combination of process parameters that make the removal efficiency and energy consumption reach a relatively ideal state. At this point the model for NH4 + The simulation accuracy of removal efficiency reaches 93.8%, which proves the effectiveness of the model. When the influent flow rate is 1.24mL / min, the ammonia removal efficiency is 75.1% and the energy consumption is 31.27kWh / kg N calculated by the model, reaching an ideal state.
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