Megha Singh Hazarika, R. Auroshika, Tobiul Hussain Ahmed, Bipul Das
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摘要
由于水中染料污染已成为一个主要问题,因此需要采取广泛的环境保护措施。本研究通过从工业茶叶废料中开发一种用于批量吸附的新型吸附剂,以及从水溶液中去除酸性黄25染料(AY25)的固定床柱,解决了水中染料污染的关键问题。利用FTIR、XPS、BET和FESEM-EDX等分析手段对所制备吸附剂的化学成分和表面特征进行了表征。通过对AY25染料在茶渣吸附剂上批量吸附的等温线和动力学模型的研究,发现其吸附过程符合Langmuir等温线模型和伪二阶动力学。Langmuir模型的吸附量为27.93 mg g−1,拟二级动力学模型的吸附量为35.24 mg g−1。最终将所制备的吸附剂作为固定床吸附柱(FBAC)的固定相进行了研究,其对AY25的去除效果也很好。采用FBAC法对AY25染料进行了脱除实验,脱除浓度分别为50、100和150 mg L - 1,床层高度分别为18.5、20.5和22.5 cm,流速为3ml min - 1,环境温度为室温。随着进水AY25浓度的增加和床层深度的增加,柱的饱和吸附能力有所提高。用制备的吸附剂填充固定床柱对AY25进行吸附,其最大吸附量分别为70.38 mg g - 1和121.69 mg g - 1,符合Yan和Thomas模型。对制备的吸附剂进行了可重复使用性测试,发现其在三次循环中都是有效的。研究结果表明,所制备的茶叶废渣吸附剂是一种非常好的脱除染料的吸附剂,是一种环保废水处理的可行选择。
Tea Factory Waste Used as an Adsorbent for Efficient Removal of Acid Yellow 25 Dye from Water: Modelling and Kinetics Study for Batch and Fixed Bed Adsorption Column
There is a need for extensive environmental protection measures because dye pollution in water has become a major problem. The current study addresses the crucial problem of dye pollution in water by developing a novel adsorbent from industrial tea waste for use in a batch adsorption, as well as a fixed-bed column to remove acid yellow 25 dye (AY25) from aqueous solutions. The developed adsorbent's chemical composition and surface characteristics have been identified using FTIR, XPS, BET and FESEM-EDX analysis. The adsorption processes are consistent with the Langmuir isotherm model and pseudo second order (PSO) kinetics, according to isotherm and kinetic model investigations for batch adsorption of AY25 dye onto the produced tea waste adsorbent. The excellent capacity for adsorption has been found to be 27.93 mg g−1 for Langmuir models and 35.24 mg g−1 for pseudo-second-order kinetics. The produced adsorbent was eventually studied by employing it as stationary phase in fixed bed adsorption columns (FBAC), which also exhibited excellent removal efficiencies for AY25. The FBAC study was carried out to remove AY25 dye at three different concentrations of 50, 100, and 150 mg L−1 and three different bed heights of 18.5, 20.5 and 22.5 cm, with a constant flow rate of 3 ml min−1 and ambient temperature. The column's saturation adsorption capacity would improve as the influent AY25 concentration and bed depth increased. Furthermore, the fixed-bed column filled with produced adsorbent for removing AY25 fit the Yan and Thomas models well, with its maximum adsorption capacity of 70.38 mg g−1 and 121.69 mg g−1 respectively. The produced adsorbent was examined for reusability and found to be effective at adsorption for three cycles. These findings show that the generated tea waste adsorbent is a very good adsorbent for removing dyes, which makes it a viable option for environmentally friendly wastewater treatment applications.
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