Rapid and efficient removal of boron from deep sea water using synthesized polymer resin
The present investigation aims to treat the deep sea water using the polymeric resins synthesized in the laboratory. The resin was characterized with IR analysis and the morphology was discussed with SEM images. Further, the resin was distributed in three different bead sizes i.e., 0.25 mm, 0.5 mm and 1.0 mm as to assess their removal efficiency for the boron.
The removal behavior of this resin was examined under the batch and column experiments keeping identical conditions. The batch and column data obtained for the boron removal was critically compared to the commercially available resin. Further, reusability of this resin was also obtained taking the repeated operations using the same used resin. These results may enable to reduce the input cost of deep sea water treatment.
Autor(en)
Alka, K.M. Choi, S.M. Lee, J.K. Yang, Dr. Diwakar Tiwari
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Publikation
2nd International Conference - 2009 (Juni 2009)
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