Treatment of methyl methacrylate from semiconductor wastewater by catalytic wet oxidation
Treatment of methyl methacrylate from semiconductor wastewater by catalytic wet oxidation
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10.1016/j.jtice.2009.06.003
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2010-03
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5.7
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Dar-Ren Ji;Chia-Chi Chang;Yi-Ling Wu;Ching-Yuan Chang;Wen-Kai Tu;Jyi-Yeong Tseng;Ten-Tsai Wang;Chiung-Fen Chang;C. Chiu;Yi-Hung Chen
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作者:
Dar-Ren Ji;Chia-Chi Chang;Yi-Ling Wu;Ching-Yuan Chang;Wen-Kai Tu;Jyi-Yeong Tseng;Ten-Tsai Wang;Chiung-Fen Chang;C. Chiu;Yi-Hung Chen
Treatment of methyl methacrylate (MMA) from semiconductor wastewater via catalytic wet oxidation (CWAO) was studied. Effects of major operating parameters on the system performances in terms of the normalized concentrations of MMA and chemical oxygen demand (COD) relative to their initial values, namely CMMA/CMMA0and CCOD/CCOD0, were investigated. These parameters include (1) the setting temperature TSTof operation, (2) the presence of catalyst Pt/Al2O3, (3) the presence of working gas, (4) the amount of Pt/Al2O3(mPt) and (5) the partial pressure of O2( [Formula: see text] ). The change of pH value during the course of CWAO was also examined to elucidate the extents of decomposition of MMA and mineralization of COD. The results indicate that the effects of TSTon the CMMA/CMMA0are very vigorous for the case of sole wet oxidation (WAO) without catalyst. At the reaction time tFR=180min, the CMMA/CMMA0decreases from 0.89 at TST=180°C to 0.62 at 200°C and 0.09 at 220°C with [Formula: see text] (based on the reference temperature Trfof 180°C). The effects of TSTon the CCOD/CCOD0are not strong for the WAO, reducing the CCOD/CCOD0only to about 0.78–0.87 at tFR=180min with TSTin 160–220°C. As for the CWAO in the presence of Pt/Al2O3with mPt=30.38g, the CMMA/CMMA0reduces greatly to 0.15 and 0.01–0.05 at tFR=180min with TSTat 160°C and in 180–220°C, respectively, while the CCOD/CCOD0decreases to about 0.16–0.34 with TSTin 160–220°C. The use of Pt/Al2O3not only improves the removal of MMA and COD but also reduces the TSTrequired for the efficient removal of MMA and COD, saving the energy needed. The results also reveal that the oxidizing gas such as O2is required for effective mineralization of COD via CWAO. However, the enhancement effect of increasing [Formula: see text] is not significant if the supplied [Formula: see text] is high enough, say 1–2MPa, to proceed the CWAO in liquid phase with sufficient dissolved oxygen. Further, the CWAO is more efficient than the advanced oxidation processes of direct ultra violet irradiation (UV), sole ozonation (OZ) and combined process of OZ and UV for the effective removal of COD in the treatment of MMA. The information obtained in this study is useful for the proper operation and rational design of the CWAO system for the effective treatment of MMA-containing wastewater from the semiconductor industry.