Elektrokoagülasyon Prosesi ile Patates Cipsi üretim atıksularından fosfor giderimi: Elektrot Materyali karşılaştırması

Authors : Murat SOLAK, Nazlı BALDAN PAKDİL, Mehmet KILIÇ, Mehmet KOBYA

Pages : 302-313

Doi:10.16984/saufenbilder.340123

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Publication Date : 2018-04-01

Article Type : Research Paper

Abstract :In this study, removal of phosphorus from potato chips processing wastewater by electrocoagulation insert ignore into journalissuearticles values(EC); process was investigated by using Al and Fe electrodes. Operating parameters affecting phosphorus removal efficiency such as pH, current density and electrolysis time were optimized. In the EC model reactor in which either Al or Fe electrodes were used, the optimum hydraulic retention time was found to be 40 and 60 min, respectively, while the final pH was found to be 7.85 and 8.15, respectively, and the current density was found to be 65 A/m 2 for both electrode types. In case of using Al and Fe electrodes under these experimental conditions, the initial total phosphorus concentration of 54.4 mg/L decreased to 10.4 and 5.0 mg/L, respectively, and the initial orthophosphate concentration of 45.3 mg/L decreased to 5.9 and 2.9 mg/L, respectively. Considering the final pH value, it can be pointed out that the resultant effluent can be discharged without any pH adjustment. Considering the costs for electrodes, energy and chemical agents, operating costs for the continuous-flow EC model reactor were found out to be $1.14 and 0.76 per cubic meter wastewater for Al and Fe electrodes, respectively. It was determined that Fe electrodes are more effective than Al electrodes for the removal of phosphates from potato chips processing wastewaters, and that the operating costs are lower when Fe electrodes are used. It has been determined that the orthophosphate and total phosphorus removal by the EC process is suitable with the second order reaction kinetics.   
Keywords : aluminum electrode, iron electrode, electrocoagulation, phosphorus removal, operating cost, potatoes chips processing wastewater