


Vol 38, No 5 (2016)
- Year: 2016
- Articles: 9
- URL: https://journal-vniispk.ru/1063-455X/issue/view/11483
Physical Chemistry of Water Treatment Processes
Electrokinetic intensification of dehydration of complex disperse systems
Abstract
The paper has investigated the efficiency of dehydration of two-component dispersion system in its mechanical treatment and additional effect of the electric field. It is shown that at the presence of a gel-like organic component substantially making difficult the process of removing liquid, the degree of dehydration noticeably decreases. For achieving acceptable values of finite moisture in such systems it is necessary to create conditions ensuring electroosmotic transfer of liquid.



Impact of a pulse corona discharge on the formation of hydrogen peroxide in different types of water
Abstract
Using an example of detecting hydrogen peroxide the article showed the possibility of generation of highly active radicals in various types of water (high-resistance, distilled and tap) in their treatment by a pulse positive corona discharge. The article has established the impact of the conditions for the formation of plasma, time of treatment and temperature of the solution at the output of hydrogen peroxide and also for the change of some physicochemical properties of investigated water samples.



Photocatalytic activity and selectivity of Me/La(Ce)-TiO2 catalysts in the reaction of water denitrification
Abstract
The study investigated the efficiency of photocatalytic denitrification of the water medium in the presence of modified titanium dioxide obtained by the sol–gel method. La(Ce)–TiO2, modified Cu, Ag, Au, Pd and Pt were used as photocatalysts for reducing nitrates and oxidize formic acid. It has been shown that La(Ce)–TiO2 are active and selective photocatalysts for removal of nitrate–ions from water.



Optimizing linear alkyl benzene sulfonate removal using Fenton oxidation process in Taguchi Method
Abstract
Linear alkyl benzene sulfonate (LAS), which is the most common used anionic surfactant in detergents manufacturing, can discharge onto water resources through wastewater and causes change in taste and odor, disruption in water treatment processes, aquatics death, and oxygen transfer limitation. Accordingly, this article investigates to optimize LAS removal using Fenton oxidation process in Taguchi Method for the first time. LAS removal using Fenton oxidation was perused experimentally in a lab-scale reactor. In order to save relevant costs, 25 runs were qualified to specify the optimum conditions of Fenton oxidation using Taguchi method by Minitab 16 software. Sampling and testing procedures were executed based on the standard methods for the examination of water and wastewater. The optimum conditions included 900 mg/L hydrogen peroxide, 170 mg/L ferrous ion, pH of 4 and the reaction time of 20 min. Fenton oxidation, as a second order reaction with the rate coefficient of 0.0152 L/mg⋅min, provided 86.5% efficiency for LAS removal in the optimum conditions. Despite Fenton oxidation appeared as a high efficiency process in LAS removal, low removal efficiency of chemical oxygen demand corresponding with LAS affirmed its partial degradation.



Impact of polyhexamethylene guanidine on filtering of Pb(II) and Cd(II) hydroxides from aqueous solutions
Abstract
The paper presents results of investigations aimed at optimizing the process of Pb(II) and Cd(II) removal using polyhexamethylene guanidine (PHMG) from aqueous solutions. The formation of compounds of chemisorption-type ions of the above metals with PHMG was established by using the methods of polarography, infrared spectroscopy, and pH-metry. The investigations revealed a positive impact of PHMG on the sedimentation and filtering of the precipitation of Pb(II) and Cd(II) hydroxides.



Analytical Chemistry of Water
Rapid ultrasensitive chemometrics-fluorescence methodology to quantify fluoroquinolones antibiotics residues in surface water
Abstract
A sensitive method for the determination of fluoroquinolones in surface waters at trace concentration level is presented. The proposed two-step methodology consists in a solid-phase extraction using C-18 membranes followed measurement of the emission molecular fluorescence spectra over extracted membrane without elution of the analytes. Membrane background signal was removed by the used of chemometrics calculations, in addition chemometrics was as well used for the direct and simultaneous determination of the studied compounds. The method was optimized for the analysis of three fluoroquinolones: enoxacin (ENO), norfloxacin (NOR) and ofloxacin (OFLO). The fluorescence of these compounds increase drastically when they are in the membrane, thus with this method low concentrations are possible to be determined, as the concentration in which these compounds appear in surface water. Limits of detection at the ng•L–1 level were estimated for ENO, NOR and OFLO.



Biological Methods of Water Treatment
Biosorption of procaine on biologically active carbon
Abstract
The article has studied the dynamics of biosorption purification of water of procaine adapted by biomass of active sludge immobilized on activated carbon. The greatest constant of the rate of biodestruction of procaine (0.151 h–1) suspended by adapted biomass is observed at the concentration of the matter 100 mg/dm3. At biosorption removal of procaine on activated carbon under conditions of stirring the constants of the rates of biodestruction increase two–five times compared with suspended biomass. The adapted biofilm noticeably extend the service life of carbon compared with the spontaneously emerging biofilm at the sake of higher destruction activity.



Role of microorganisms in water purification of compounds of iron and manganese in a dense layer of sorbent–catalyst
Abstract
The article contains assessment and contains experimental substantiation of the involvement of iron- and manganese-oxidizing microorganisms in the removal of manganese compounds from model solutions. Defined and identified are cultures of such microorganisms. The article has shown the efficiency of removing manganese compounds by the layer of a sorbent–catalyst under conditions of changing the temperature conditions for a long time.



Impact of microbial Nocardia vaccinii IMB B-7405 surfactants on oil destruction in water
Abstract
The degradation degree of oil and complex oil pollutions with heavy metals in water in the presence of microbial Nocardia vaccinii IMB B-7405 surfactants has been studied. The destruction of oil in water (at concentrations of 2.6–6.0 g/dm3) 25–30 days after the treatment with post-fermentative culture liquid (5–10 vol %) containing the surfactants amounted to 76–94%.


