C. Ahmed Basha, M. Somasundaram
The performance of electrochemical filter-press cells, operated in a batch recirculation mode, for the removal of heavy metals from copper smelting effluent was investigated. The effect of flow rates (26, 35, 46, 53 and 61 mL min−1) and current density (1.2 and 3 A dm−2) on percentage removal of heavy metals and energy consumptions were studied. Significant removal of heavy metals (more than 99%) and the specific energy consumption of 1.524 kWh kg−1 have been achieved for the current density of 2 A dm−2 and the flow rate of 61 mL min−1. In the present work, the removal of arsenic by electrochemical ion exchange technique was also studied. The operating parameters of 12.5 V and a circulation rate of 10.7 mL min−1, has been observed better results in the removal of arsenate/arsenite ions from the effluent (more than 99%) with a specific energy consumption of 152.22 kWh kg−1.
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