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Study On The Degradation Of Sodium Saccharin By Ozone Oxidation Technology

Posted on:2022-04-15Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:H H ZhangFull Text:PDF
GTID:2511306494492364Subject:Environmental Engineering
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In recent years,artificial sweeteners have been detected in the environment of various countries and have become a new type of pollutant and have received widespread attention.As the"first generation"artificial synthetic sweetener,sodium saccharinate has a complicated synthesis process and serious pollution of production wastewater.It is difficult for biochemical treatment to discharge it up to the standard,and it needs advanced treatment.In addition,people also have considerable controversy about the safety of SAC.Based on its accumulation in the environment and the potential harm to humans and organisms,it is necessary to consider finding suitable methods to effectively remove it.Taking SAC as the target pollutant,this paper studies the degradation effects of three advanced oxidation technologies:ozone(O3),ozone/hydrogen peroxide(O3/H2O2)and ozone/persulfate(O3/PMS)on SAC,focusing on the initial SAC The influence of reaction conditions such as concentration,oxidant dosage,pH and temperature on the degradation effect of SAC,the kinetic analysis of the reaction process,and the reaction mechanism through free radical quenching experiments.Now draw the following conclusions:(1)The optimal conditions for degradation of SAC by O3 alone are the initial SAC concentration of 10 mg/L,pH=9,the O3 concentration of 2.5 mg/L and 35°C;when the initial concentration of SAC is 50 mg/L,the maximum degradation of SAC by O3/H2O2 The optimal conditions are that the dosage of H2O2 is 15?mol/L,pH=9,the O3 concentration is2.5 mg/L and 35°C;the optimal conditions for O3/PMS to degrade SAC are PMS dosage 10mg/L,pH=8,and O3 concentration 2.5 mg/L and 35°C.(2)Experimental analysis has studied the reaction kinetics of the degradation of SAC in the three systems of O3,O3/H2O2 and O3/PMS,indicating that the reaction processes under different reaction conditions are in line with the first-order reaction kinetics,which can be derived from the first-order reaction rate The factors that affect the degradation of SAC in the O3 system are the initial concentration of the SAC reaction>ozone concentration>pH>temperature;the factors that affect the degradation of the SAC in the O3/H2O2 system are pH>H2O2 dosage>temperature;the influence in the O3/PMS system The factor of SAC degradation effect is temperature>pH>PMS dosage.(3)The research on the reaction mechanism of the degradation of SAC by three advanced oxidation technologies based on ozone has found that most of the degradation of SAC is dominated by the indirect oxidation of hydroxyl radicals,and the contribution of hydroxyl radicals accounts for more than 90%of the total degradation reaction,so it is speculated that SAC The degradation mechanism is the hydroxylation of the benzene ring.Under acidic conditions,in addition to O3 oxidation in the O3/PMS oxidation system,PMS is activated by acid to produce SO4-·,which synergistically acts on the degradation and mineralization of SAC.As the pH increases,the indirect oxidation of hydroxyl radicals gradually increases..From the perspective of SAC removal rate and salinity,the O3/PMS oxidation system is better than the O3/H2O2 oxidation system than the single ozone oxidation system.The single ozone technology is under optimal conditions at 10 mg/L of SAC within20 minutes.It is completely degraded,so it is more suitable for the advanced treatment of SAC in domestic sewage,surface water and groundwater.O3/H2O2 and O3/PMS technology treats 50 mg/L SAC under optimal conditions to be completely degraded and mineralized within 60 minutes The degrees are 44.11%and 58.52%,respectively,so it is suitable for the pretreatment of higher concentration of SAC production wastewater.
Keywords/Search Tags:ozonation, hydrogen peroxide, peroxysulphate, Saccharin Sodium, Reaction Kinetics Model
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