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A New Hybrid Flotation—Microfiltration Cell

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The investigated hybrid cell combines the advantages of both flotation and membrane separation, while overcoming their limitations and having as an outcome clean water from a industrial wastewater. Hence, metals recovery from dilute aqueous solutions was a promising application of this innovative process, further to solid/liquid separation. The specific objective was to apply the process for the efficient separation of effluents containing metals (here, zinc). The main examined parameters were the following: the metal initial concentration, flotation surfactant applied, and air flowrate. The successful contribution of precipitate flotation was highlighted, while the observed metal removals were of the order of ∼100%.

Keywords: Heavy/toxic metals; industrial wastewaters; removal; separation

Document Type: Research Article

Affiliations: Section of Chemical Technology & Industrial Chemistry, School of Chemistry, Aristotle University, Thessaloniki, Greece

Publication date: 01 January 2006

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