CHEN Yu, XU Ying, FENG Yueyang. Optimizing extraction process of heavy metals in fly ash using saponins by response surface methodology[J]. CIESC Journal, 2014, (2): 701-710.
DOI:
CHEN Yu, XU Ying, FENG Yueyang. Optimizing extraction process of heavy metals in fly ash using saponins by response surface methodology[J]. CIESC Journal, 2014, (2): 701-710.DOI: 10.3969/j.issn.0438-1157.2014.02.047.
Optimizing extraction process of heavy metals in fly ash using saponins by response surface methodology
The extraction process of heavy metals in fly ash from MSW incinerator using saponin was optimized by response surface methodology. The pH
saponin concentration
ionic strength
temperature
extraction time and solid-liquid ratio were selected for central composite design
the design-expert8.0 software was employed for data fitting to establish a mathematical model for total Cu
Zn
Pb and Cd removal. By analysis of mean square deviation the order of main factors affecting the removal of total heavy metals is: pH> solid-liquid ratio> ionic strength> the saponin concentration> temperature>extraction time. The experimental results show that when saponin concentration is 41.2g · L-1
time 13.54 h
onic strength 0.64 mol · L-1
pH 2
solid-liquid ratio 1% and temperature is 23.4℃
the total removal of heavy metals reaches the maximum and the removal rates for Cu