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Demulsification of Emulision Liquid Membrane by Wetting Coalescence Materials

孙德智; 段晓东; 姜兆华; 周定   

  1. Department of Applied Chemistry, Ha’erbin Institute of Technology, Ha’erbin 150001, China
  • 收稿日期:1998-01-26 修回日期:1900-01-01 出版日期:1999-03-28 发布日期:1999-03-28
  • 通讯作者: 孙德智

Demulsification of Emulision Liquid Membrane by Wetting Coalescence Materials

Sun Dezhi; Duan Xiaodong; Jiang Zhaohua; Zhou Ding   

  1. Department of Applied Chemistry, Ha’erbin Institute of Technology, Ha’erbin 150001, China
  • Received:1998-01-26 Revised:1900-01-01 Online:1999-03-28 Published:1999-03-28
  • Contact: Sun Dezhi

摘要: Demulsification of emulsified water-in-oil droplets was worked out with the employment of
wetting coalescence materials. Demulsification is carried out in conventional stirred-
column and packed-column. Among the four kinds of natural fibers and two kinds of inorganic
materials tested, natural fiber A, originated from wood shavings was found to give the best
performance of demulsification. The demulsification efficiency can exceed 96.5% when
demulsification conditions are optimized. The packed-column showed much better performance
both in terms of demulsification efficiency and repeated use of the recovered oil phase for
extracting cadmium in simulated wastewater. Operating variables governing the
demulsification efficiency were investigated.

关键词: demulsification;emulsion;wet coalescence;cadmium extraction

Abstract: Demulsification of emulsified water-in-oil droplets was worked out with the employment of
wetting coalescence materials. Demulsification is carried out in conventional stirred-
column and packed-column. Among the four kinds of natural fibers and two kinds of inorganic
materials tested, natural fiber A, originated from wood shavings was found to give the best
performance of demulsification. The demulsification efficiency can exceed 96.5% when
demulsification conditions are optimized. The packed-column showed much better performance
both in terms of demulsification efficiency and repeated use of the recovered oil phase for
extracting cadmium in simulated wastewater. Operating variables governing the
demulsification efficiency were investigated.

Key words: demulsification, emulsion, wet coalescence, cadmium extraction