This invention discloses a flow-through photoelectric synergistic catalytic
filtration system for efficiently activating
molecular oxygen to remove novel pollutants from
wastewater. It possesses multiple advantages, including efficient activation of
molecular oxygen, photo-electric synergistic enhancement, and enhanced
mass transfer through a flow
system, thus facilitating the efficient removal of novel pollutants. The flow-through photoelectric synergistic catalytic
filtration system comprises a shell,
anode and
cathode electrodes, and a separator. The shell contains, in sequence, an
anode, a non-
woven fabric separator, a
cathode, and a sealing ring. The
anode is a
bismuth oxybromine /
carbon nitride / smarium-
vanadate photoelectrode, and the
cathode is a
cobalt-iron two-atom confined
carbon nanotube electrode. Its broad-spectrum responsive materials and novel catalyst design significantly improve anti-interference capabilities, adapting to complex
water quality and low-concentration
pollution scenarios. Novel
pollutant wastewater can be efficiently removed in this flow-through photoelectric synergistic catalytic
filtration system after being irradiated and electrolyzed in a circulating flow mode. The removal rate of
ibuprofen can reach 96% within 2 hours. This invention features a simple design, is easy to operate, has low cost and low
energy consumption, and solves the problems of low removal efficiency and
high energy consumption in ordinary treatment systems. At the same time, it combines the full spectrum utilization of
solar energy and a low catalyst dosage design to further reduce operating costs, demonstrating comprehensive advantages of high efficiency, stability, economy and
environmental protection.