The removal of silver nanoparticle by titanium tetrachloride and modified sodium alginate composite coagulants: floc properties, membrane fouling, and floc recycle
The removal of silver nanoparticle by titanium tetrachloride and modified sodium alginate composite coagulants: floc properties, membrane fouling, and floc recycle
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DOI:
10.1007/s11356-018-2240-7
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发表时间:
2018-05
影响因子:
5.8
通讯作者:
Ziyang Wang;Yan Wang;Cong Yu;Yanxia Zhao;Meixia Fan;B. Gao
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作者:
Ziyang Wang;Yan Wang;Cong Yu;Yanxia Zhao;Meixia Fan;B. Gao
In this study, a modified sodium alginate (MSA) composited with TiCl4was used to treat the synthetic Ag nanoparticles (AgNPs) water in coagulation-ultrafiltration process. The floc properties and membrane fouling of TiCl4and MSA composite coagulants (TiCl4+ MSA) were investigated by a laser diffraction instrument and ultrafiltration fouling model. The recycle of the AgNP-containing flocs was evaluated by XRD and photocatalytic experiments. The results showed that TiCl4+ MSA could achieve better coagulation performance than TiCl4alone with AgNP and DOC removal up to 97 and 59% at the optimum condition (pH = 5 and dosage = 12 mg TiCl4/L). TiCl4+ MSA produced larger and looser flocs than TiCl4and TiCl4+ SA composite coagulant (TiCl4+ SA), which was benefit for the inhibition of subsequence membrane fouling. The strongly attached external fouling resistance (Ref-s) and the reversible internal fouling resistance (Rif-r)of TiCl4+ MSA were only 43 and 39.2% of those achieved by TiCl4at the optimal coagulation condition. Besides, the adopted AgCl-TiO2could be recycled from AgNP-containing flocs. And MSA could promote the form of TiO2anatase. It gives us a possible way for silver nanoparticle recycle.