|
W16 |
Separation of solutes |
|
ECTS |
2.5 |
|
Speciality |
W3 |
|
Keywords |
Removal of solutes, Liquid/solid equilibria, adsorption, ion exchange, precipitation |
|
Description |
This unit will focus on the removal of soluble contaminants from natural resources or domestic wastewater by adsorption, ion exchange or precipitation. I. Precipitation and coagulation Fundamentals of precipitation Solubility Chemical reaction Fundamentals of coagulation Colloids and charge properties Interactions mechanisms and characterization Applications and scale-up II. Adsorption and ion exchange Fundamental mechanisms of sorption and ion exchange Extra and intra particular diffusion Fixation reactions Kinetics and equilibrium Fixation systems Supports: earths, active carbon, resins Batch and continuous apparatus Modelling Hydrodynamic considerations: solvent and solute transport equations Influence of kinetics Non linear theory of chromatography Application and scale-up |
|
References |
- Faust, S. D., & Aly, O. M. (2013). Adsorption processes for water treatment. Elsevier, Amsterdam. - Ladisch, M. R. (2001). Bioseparation Engineering: Principles, Practice, and Economics, Wiley, New York. - Parsons, S. A., & Jefferson, B. (2006). Introduction to potable water treatment processes. Blackwell publishing. - Hendricks, D. W. (2006). Water treatment unit processes: physical and chemical. CRC press. |
|
Coordinators |
Dr. Pierre-Yves PONTALIER, INPT-ENSIACET, LCA UMR 1010 Dr. LE Phuong Thu, USTH |
|
Lectures |
Course 8h / tutorial 6h/ practical 8h |
|
Instructors |
Dr. Pierre-Yves PONTALIER, INPT (pierreyves.pontalier@ensiacet.fr) Dr. LE PHUONG Thu, USTH (le-phuong.thu@usth.edu.vn) Dr. Marc HEBRANT, Université de Lorraine (marc.hebrant@univ-lorraine.fr) |
|
Control |
Examination + practical + personal work (TDL) |