Effect of straw biochar magnesium lanthanum hydrotalcite on phosphorus recovery from acidified biogas slurry
Research Square (Research Square),
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Апрель 25, 2025
Abstract
Biogas
slurry
is
rich
in
phosphorus
and
serves
as
an
important
source
for
recovery.
To
improve
the
efficiency
of
recovery
from
biogas
strengthen
process,
H
2SO
4
used
acidification
pretreatment
slurry.
However,
primary
mechanism
underlying
acidified
remains
unclear.
In
this
study,
effects
different
conditions
on
transformation
forms
physicochemical
properties
well
effect
a
straw
charcoal
magnesium–lanthanum
hydrotalcite
composite
material
(6YBC-LDO)
were
investigated.
The
results
showed
that
soluble
orthophosphate
(Ortho-P)
was
main
form
recovered
by
6YBC-LDO
adsorbent.
When
added
to
adjust
pH
6.0,
6.5,
7.0,
mass
concentration
Ortho-P
increased
factor
20,
9,
4,
respectively,
compared
with
original
total
rates
at
7.0
150.99,
144.73,
40.32
mg/g,
64%,
85%,
99%,
respectively.
affecting
Acidification
significantly
affected
products
treated
7
mainly
phosphate
complexes
higher
purity.
High
purity
materials
could
be
efficient
fertilizers
production
future,
which
has
great
market
application
potential.
Язык: Английский
Synthesis of iron-modified montmorillonite/Al2O3 composite adsorbents and their phosphorus adsorption performance study
Research Square (Research Square),
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Апрель 25, 2025
Abstract
The
presence
of
excessive
phosphate
in
aquatic
systems
can
trigger
eutrophication
processes,
causing
detrimental
impacts
on
ecological
balance.
This
research
developed
an
innovative
phosphorus-adsorbing
composite
material
through
iron-modified
montmorillonite
integrated
with
Al
2O
3,
synthesized
via
surface
modification
coupled
hydrothermal
calcination
(Fe/AlPMt),
for
phosphorus
management.
pH
optimization
experiments
demonstrated
Fe/AlPMt's
effective
removal
capability
across
extended
acidic
range
(pH
3.0–6.0).
displayed
superior
selectivity
compared
to
competing
anions.
Kinetic
analysis
revealed
that
the
adsorption
process
conformed
a
second-order
reaction
model,
particle
internal
diffusion
identified
as
dominant
mechanism.
Equilibrium
studies
indicated
satisfactory
alignment
both
Freundlich
and
Tempkin
isotherm
models
adsorption.
Field
testing
lake
water
achieved
remarkable
99%
elimination
at
0.3
g/L
dosage.
Adsorption
mechanisms
involved
multiple
pathways:
electrostatic
attraction,
ligand
substitution
reactions,
precipitate
formation
surfaces.
maintained
95.8%
efficiency
after
five
regeneration
cycles,
demonstrating
robust
recyclability.
These
results
position
Fe/AlPMt
viable
solution
phosphorus-contaminated
wastewater
remediation.
Язык: Английский