Method for removing chlorinated hydrocarbons in groundwater through step-by-step electrocatalytic dechlorination degradation
AssigneeNanjing University
InventorsKe Xu, Zhengqing Liu, Sijia Ma, Hongqiang Ren
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AssigneeNanjing University
InventorsKe Xu, Zhengqing Liu, Sijia Ma, Hongqiang Ren
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The present disclosure discloses a method for removing chlorinated hydrocarbons in groundwater through step-by-step electrocatalytic dechlorination degradation. A double-chamber electrolyzer reactor is used to carry out step-by-step electrocatalytic dechlorination degradation to remove chlorinated hydrocarbons in groundwater. The double-chamber electrolyzer reactor comprises a cathode chamber, a proton exchange membrane, an anode chamber and an intermediate processing unit, wherein the cathode chamber is separated from the anode chamber through the proton exchange membrane, and the intermediate processing unit is connected between the cathode chamber and the anode chamber through a cathode chamber water outlet, an anode chamber water inlet and pipelines. The double-chamber electrolyzer reactor adopted in the present disclosure is simple in structure and convenient to use, is capable of effectively enhancing the removal effect of electric catalysis on chlorinated hydrocarbon substances and reducing toxic and harmful substances produced by direct oxidization of chlorinated hydrocarbons, and has a good application prospect.
A method for removing chlorinated hydrocarbons in groundwater through step-by-step electrocatalytic dechlorination degradation, wherein chlorinated hydrocarbons in groundwater is removed by using a double-chamber electrolyzer reactor through step-by-step electrocatalytic dechlorination degradation, the groundwater passes through a cathode chamber water inlet (5) to enter a cathode chamber (1) to be dechlorinated, then an effluent is transported into an intermediate processing unit (4) for acidification adjustment, the effluent after acidification adjustment passes through an anode chamber water inlet (8) to enter an anode chamber (3) to be treated and then discharged, the anode chamber (3) needs to be filled with an electrolyte solution prior to removing chlorinated hydrocarbons in groundwater through step-by-step electrocatalytic dechlorination degradation;
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