HE Wenhui, LÜ Guocheng, CUI Jie, WU Limei, LIAO Libing. Regeneration of Spent Activated Carbon by Yeast and Chemical Method[J]. Chin.J.Chem.Eng., 2012, 20(4): 659-664.
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HE Wenhui, LÜ Guocheng, CUI Jie, WU Limei, LIAO Libing. Regeneration of Spent Activated Carbon by Yeast and Chemical Method[J]. Chin.J.Chem.Eng., 2012, 20(4): 659-664.DOI:
Regeneration of Spent Activated Carbon by Yeast and Chemical Method
spent activated carbon(AC) saturated with caramel was regenerated by using yeast and NaOH.The efficiency of regeneration was evaluated under parameters such as amount
treatment time
temperature
pH value
stirring temperature of yeast and NaOH concentration.The optimum condition for AC regeneration was 8 h for yeast treatment time
35℃ for 0.075% yeast culture temperature
a pH value of 6 for the yeast dealing with the spent AC
90℃ for NaOH stirring temperature of AC and 6% NaOH for washing after the spent AC was treated by yeast.Under these conditions
methylene blue(MB) adsorption was 213 mg·g
-1
in comparison with 60 mg·g
-1
of spent AC.The micro structure and surface area of the regenerated AC were characterized by scanning electron mi-croscope(SEM) and N
2
sorption
respectively.The pore size distributions of virgin and regenerated AC were ana-lyzed by means of H-K equation
resulting in a mean pore diameter of 1.28 nm and a pore volume of 1.13 cm
3
·g
-1
.This study provides data for theoretical support of the AC regeneration technology.
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