I.A. Khattab, M.F. Shaffei
Removal of some hazardous waste like copper from effluent streams has industrial importance. In this field, this paper is directed towards electrochemical removal of copper ions from sulfate solutions using packed bed electrode. The cathode packing is static, composed of graphite particles, with mean particle size equal to 0.125 cm. The high surface area of this cell is expected to give high current efficiency and removal percent. The effect of current density and liquid flow rate were tested. Experimental results obtained indicate that the efficiencies are in direct proportional with current density while inversely proportional with liquid flow rate. It was observed that, using this cell was effective in reducing copper concentration to less than 4 mg/l with R.E of 96.2% during 30 min electrolysis time.
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