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Catalytic denitrification: direct and indirect removal of nitrates from potable water
Authors:Albin Pintar   Jurka Batista  Janez Levec
Affiliation:

Laboratory for Catalysis and Chemical Reaction Engineering, National Institute of Chemistry, Hajdrihova 19, PO Box 3430, SI-1001 Ljubljana, Slovenia

Abstract:A nitrate removal process that drastically reduces salt consumption and waste discharge has been developed on a bench scale. Nitrate is removed by chloride ion exchange, and the strong-base anion resin is completely regenerated at mild reaction conditions (i.e., ambient temperature, atmospheric pressure) in a closed circuit containing a single-flow fixed-bed reactor packed with a Pd–Cu/γ-Al2O3 catalyst. The combined treatment system avoids direct contact between the denitrification reactor and the water to be treated, and minimizes operational problems associated with each separate technique. No dissolution of Pd and Cu metallic-phases was observed at the given operating conditions.
Keywords:Combined process   Ion exchange   Catalytic hydrogenation   Nitrate removal   Pd–Cu bimetallics   Potable water purification
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