Patent classifications
C02F1/469
Method of making copper sulfide electrode material
A method of making copper sulfide electrode material comprising steps of: 1) stirring and dissolving copper(ii) nitrate hydrate (Cu(NO.sub.3)2.3H.sub.2O) and Thiourea (CH.sub.4N.sub.2S) in a mixed solution consisting of ethylene glycol and deionized water; 2) adding hexadecyl trimethyl ammonium bromide (C.sub.19H.sub.42N.Br) to mixture A; 3) placing the mixture B into a roaster, raising a temperature of the roaster to 100° C. to 180° C. for 10 hours to 18 hours; 4) washing the crude CuS by using a mixed fluid of ethanol absolute (C.sub.2H.sub.6O) and deionized water to be cooled in a room temperature, placing the crude CuS in the roaster and raising a temperature of the roaster to 50° C. to 80° C.; 5) producing cathode electrode of asymmetric capacitive deionization module by using the copper sulfide electrode material; 6) producing anode electrode of asymmetric capacitive deionization module by using activated carbon electrode material.
ELECTRODIALYSIS SYSTEMS WITH DECREASED CONCENTRATION GRADIENTS AT HIGH RECOVERY RATES
Provided are electrodialysis systems comprising a plurality of electrodialysis devices, wherein each electrodialysis device of the plurality of electrodialysis devices has a product inlet stream, a product outlet stream, a brine inlet stream, and a brine outlet stream. The product inlet stream for a first electrodialysis device comprises the brine outlet stream of a second electrodialysis device. Further, a first portion of a feed stream is the brine inlet stream for the first electrodialysis device and a second portion of the feed stream is the brine inlet stream for the second electrodialysis device or a third electrodialysis device.
FACILE, LOW-ENERGY ROUTES FOR THE PRODUCTION OF HYDRATED CALCIUM AND MAGNESIUM SALTS FROM ALKALINE INDUSTRIAL WASTES
Divalent ions are extracted from solids by leaching to form a divalent ion-containing solution. The divalent ion-containing solution is subjected to concentration to form a concentrated divalent ion-containing solution. Precipitation of a divalent ion hydroxide salt is induced from the concentrated divalent ion-containing solution. In other cases, the concentrated divalent ion-containing solution is exposed to carbon dioxide to induce precipitation of a divalent ion carbonate salt.
Ocean alkalinity system and method for capturing atmospheric carbon dioxide
An ocean alkalinity enhancement (OAE) system that reduces atmospheric CO.sub.2 and mitigates ocean acidification by electrochemically processing feedstock solution (e.g., seawater or brine) to generate an alkalinity product that is then supplied to the ocean. The OAE system includes a base-generating device and a control circuit disposed within a modular system housing deployed near a salt feedstock. The base-generating device (e.g., a bipolar electrodialysis (BPED) system) generates a base substance that is then used to generate the ocean alkalinity product. The control circuit controls the base-generating device such that the alkalinity product is supplied to the ocean only when (1) sufficient low/zero-carbon electricity is available, (2) it is safe to operate the base-generating device, and (3) supplying the alkalinity product will not endanger sea life. Modified BPED systems include features that facilitate autonomous system operations including enhanced maintenance cycle operations and a reduced reliance on external fresh water sources.
Direct Production Of Lithium Hydroxide From Brine By Electrochemical Flow Cells
Disclosed are a system and methods for producing lithium hydroxide directly from natural brine by an electrochemical approach. In one example version of the system, an electrochemical cell operates in two states. In one state, lithium cations (Li.sup.+) intercalate into a first electrode from the brine, and sodium cations (Na.sup.+) deintercalate from a second electrode into the brine. In another state, lithium cations deintercalate from the first electrode into a dilute lithium hydroxide (LiOH) solution, and sodium cations intercalate to the second electrode from a concentrated sodium hydroxide (NaOH) solution. Hydroxide anions (OH.sup.−) transport through an anion exchange membrane to combine with lithium cations (Li.sup.+) to form LiOH, continuously increasing its concentration.
Electrosorption purification system with battery driven regeneration
The invention provides an electronic domestic appliance (1000) comprising a decalcifying apparatus (1) for purifying an aqueous liquid, wherein the electronic domestic appliance (1000) comprises an electronic connector (110) for connecting to an external AC power source wherein the electronic connector (110) is functionally coupled with the DC power supply (100), the electronic domestic appliance (1000) further comprising a functional element (1600) wherein purified aqueous liquid is applied and/or stored.
CAPACITIVE DEIONIZATION ELECTRODE LAMINATE AND METHOD FOR MANUFACTURING SAME
Provided are a capacitive deionization electrode and a method of manufacturing the same, which have an effect of providing a capacitive deionization electrode at a low cost as compared with the conventional technology while having a high level of deionization performance and durability.
Water purification apparatus and a method for controlling at least one fluid property in a water purification apparatus
The present disclosure relates to a water purification apparatus that comprises a reverse osmosis device, RO-device, producing a purified water flow and to a corresponding method. The proposed method comprises detecting at least one fluid property of purified water in the purified water path and regulating a flow rate of water in the recirculation path to fulfill one or more predetermined criteria of the purified water in the purified water path, based on the at least one detected fluid property. The present disclosure also relates to a computer program and a computer program product implementing the method.
Application of titanium carbide/porous carbon composite in electrochemical treatment of uranium-containing wastewater
The present disclosure provides an application of a titanium carbide/porous carbon composite in electrochemical treatment of uranium-containing wastewater, and belongs to the technical field of wastewater treatment. The present disclosure provides the application of the titanium carbide/porous carbon composite in electrochemical treatment of uranium-containing wastewater. Titanium carbide (TiC) is a typical transition metal carbide and has good conductivity and excellent chemical stability; compared with a titanium dioxide/carbon nanomaterial, the titanium carbide/porous carbon composite has a rich pore structure that provides a large number of activated adsorption sites for adsorption of metal ions during electro-adsorption, so that the electro-adsorption efficiency can be substantially improved, and a better electro-adsorption effect is obtained.
METHOD FOR TREATMENT AND DISINFECTION OF INDUSTRIAL EFFLUENTS
The invention relates to the methods for sewage treatment contaminated by mechanical impurities, fats, proteins and other organic and inorganic compounds, and can be used for purification and water disinfection contaminated by heavy and radioactive metals, saturated or unsaturated fats, filtrate from landfills, meat processing plants, and/or oil and petroleum. The method includes flotation, electrocoagulation and filtration, and provides: mixing water with carbon-based sorbent; filtration of water and carbon sorbent on rubber-based hydrophobic sorbent; decomposition of organic substances accumulated on carbon and rubber sorbents; floatation with hydrogen peroxide; recovery active substance in hydrogen peroxide; reuse thereof; electrocoagulation with water saturation with oxygen and hydrogen, formed on indispensable carbon or metal electrodes based on the of aluminum, titanium, sodium, tin, copper, and other metals; water disinfection by electro-cavitation; generation of active substance based on the iron and titanium atoms; water filtration on the precoat filter; and filtering on activated carbon filter.