Yin Li , Shujing Zhao , Guoxia Wei , Liguo Shang , Jing Li , Aiyun Jiang , Hanqiao Liu , Yuwen Zhu
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Magnetic activated carbon composites for adsorptive removal of dioxin
In 2024, China generated about 217 million tons of municipal solid waste through incineration, which emits flue gas contaminated with dioxins. Powdered activated carbon (PAC) is commonly used to remove dioxins, but it is costly, with annual expenses amounting to around 10 billion CNY, and it increases the toxicity of incineration fly ash. Magnetic powdered activated carbon (MPAC) offers a promising alternative, yet its application for this specific purpose remains underexplored. This study synthesized MPAC using two methods: one-step pyrolysis, which uses blends of coconut shell (CS) and organic sludge (OS), and ball milling. The study evaluated the material's adsorption performance using chlorobenzene (CB), a surrogate for dioxins, and characterized the MPAC samples. Results showed that OMPAC8-2, which was synthesized via one-step pyrolysis with a CS:OS ratio of 8:2, exhibited optimal performance. It had a BET surface area of 773.91 m2 g−1, a saturation magnetization of 18.60 emu·g−1, and a CB adsorption capacity of 317.11 mg g−1, a value that is 1.49 times that of MPAC prepared by ball milling. Additionally, OMPAC8-2 retained 82 % of its adsorption capacity after five regeneration cycles. Thus, OMPAC8-2 acts as a cost-effective and recyclable alternative to traditional PAC, and it advances the "zero waste" approach to solid waste management.
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