The process of microwave flocculation and Fe/C micro-electrolysis was used to treat several oilfield production wastewater
and the effects of microwave on flocculation
disinfection
de-oiling and decrease of the corrosion rate were investigated.The results showed that microwave coagulation could reduce 20% dosage for PAC and 30% for PAM
and the settling time of microwave flocculation was only 1/4 of normal flocculation
and total removal efficiency of COD for the wastewater reached 96%.Microwave could effectively kill total growth bacteria (TGB) and sulfate-reducing bacteria (SRB) in the wastewater
and the removal of bacteria reached 99%.Microwave accelerated oil-water separation and promoted emulsion-breaking simutaneously
and the average removal efficiency of oil was 95%.Microwave also played an active role in the reduction of corrosion rate
and the average corrosion reduction reached 90% in the microwave assisted process
which was 10 points higher than that in normal process.
Microscale of flocs and separation characteristics in flocculation process of fermentation broth
Engineering verification and NO emission control of rare earth Y2O3-based catalytic coatings on a metal fiber surface burner
Thermo-gas-elastic coupling performance analysis of high-speed and high-temperature foil face seals
Controlled synthesis of Bi2MoO6/MoO3 composite fibers via in-situ hydrothermal method and their high-efficiency photocatalytic hydrogen production performance
Study on entropy wave production and dissipation in partially premixed swirl flames subject to inlet perturbations