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    Preparation of activated carbon from sludge

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    Preparation of activated carbon from sludge

    Using the biochemical sludge and excess sludge of a sewage plant as raw materials, activated carbon is prepared by the zinc chloride activation method


    Table 4-32 Physical and chemical properties of sludge


    In order to obtain a qualified carbon-containing adsorbent, the sludge needs to be modified and activated


    S1, G1, G2, and G3 were used to prepare activated carbon under the same process conditions (corresponding numbers are S1 active, G1 active, G2 active, G3 active), and its iodine value was determined.


    Table 4-33 Adsorption performance of activated carbon prepared from different sludge



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