Micro-wave heating desorption/alkyl catalytic decomposition treatment method for polychlorinated biphenyl in soil
A technology for polychlorinated biphenyls and decomposition treatment, which is applied in the restoration of polluted soil and other directions, can solve the problems of slow desorption rate and low treatment capacity, and achieve the effects of reducing treatment cost, saving energy and improving treatment efficiency.
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[0039] Microwave thermal desorption / alkali catalytic decomposition treatment of simulated PCBs polluted soil
[0040] Since trichlorobiphenyl used as an impregnating agent for power capacitors has been mass-produced in my country, commercially available 2,4,5-trichlorobiphenyl (PCB29) was selected as a model compound. Prepare the stock solution of PCB29 with n-hexane, add it to a certain amount of soil not polluted by PCBs, stir and mix thoroughly, evaporate the solvent in a fume hood, and obtain the soil with a concentration of PCB29 of 100mg / kg, and keep it in a closed container to avoid Light preservation, aging for one month for future use. Require PCB29 concentration to be lower than 1mg / kg in the treated soil, adopt microwave thermal desorption / alkali catalytic decomposition device among the present invention, carry out the processing of simulated PCBs contaminated soil, the steps are:
[0041] The first step is to adjust the humidity, and the soil humidity is adjusted ...
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