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COLLOIDS AND SURFACES A-PHYSICOCHEMICAL AND ENGINEERING ASPECTS
Volume 579, Issue -, Pages -Publisher
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DOI: 10.1016/j.colsurfa.2019.123680
Keywords
Phosphorous; Adsorption; Desorption; Submerged membrane reactor; Secondary effluent
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- Joint German-Israeli Water Technology Research Program BMBF Germany/MOST Israel
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Phosphate release to receiving water bodies promotes eutrophication. Therefore it is a common practice to remove phosphate from domestic wastewater. Yet, the conventional secondary treatment most often require a polishing step as to comply with rigorous regulations. Semi-batch adsorption experiments demonstrated the feasibility of phosphate removal, from synthetic secondary effluent, by adsorption onto iron oxyhydroxide agglomerates (IOAs) in a submerged membrane reactor. Sedimentation of the IOAs, their regeneration and reusability were investigated. Additionally, the reuse of the desorbing solution was examined. Techno-economic evaluation of the cost of chemicals required for synthesis and regeneration of the IOAs is presented. The potential application of the IOAs as a renewable adsorbent was demonstrated by the high adsorption capacity which was not significantly changed with the adsorption/regeneration cycle number (about 93% of initial adsorption capacity was obtained in the fifth adsorption cycle) as well as the lower chemical cost of IOAs regeneration as compared to their synthesis.
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