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Water treatment by pitch-based activated carbon fiber

โœ Scribed by Norifumi Shindo; Yoshitada Otani; Gennosuke Inoue; Kunitaro Kawazoe


Publisher
Elsevier Science
Year
1994
Tongue
English
Weight
284 KB
Volume
98
Category
Article
ISSN
0011-9164

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โœฆ Synopsis


Recently lakes, swamps and suburban rivers of cities have become growingly polluted according to various kinds of waste water drainage. For domestic and industrial waters much call has been made on advanced water treatment techniques to where more adsorption operation is employed by granular and powdered activated carbon for removal of organic substances, color, odor, etc.

We already succeeded in a promising result from two experiments at Kashiwai Water Works of Chiba Prefecture and Murano of Osaka Prefecture using a pitch-based activated carbon fiber (ACF). This paper deals with the further development that the pitch-based ACF has been reformed and the development of higher performance ACF ventured on.

REFORMING ACF

With a view to commercialization of ACF by improving removal performance of dissolved organic substances and trihalomethane formation, experiments on conventional pitch-based ACF were carried out by enlarging pore size based on this ACF.


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