Résumé -Capture par oxy-combustion -La capture par oxy-combustion consiste à séparer l'oxygène de l'azote avant la combustion. On obtient ainsi un CO 2 concentré, facile à séparer en fin de combustion. Cette technologie a été utilisée dans l'industrie du verre, mais nécessite des développements importants pour une application à grande échelle à la génération d'énergie, en particulier au niveau de l'unité de séparation de l'air : des technologies de séparation par membranes, d'adsorption de l'oxygène à haute température et de distillation cryogénique sont à développer.
Abstract -Denitrogenation (or Oxyfuel Concepts) -Denitrogenation or oxyfuel combustion is based on separation of oxygen from nitrogen before combustion. The
Membrane processes are increasingly used as an advanced treatment technique for the reclamation of treated domestic wastewater. Despite their inherent advantages, fouling remains an operational problem, while the removal of dissolved organic components such as volatile organic compounds is negligible. In the present work, the addition of a partially non-submerged biological granular activated carbon filtration to a microfiltration lab-scale reactor was investigated. It was observed that the reactor could be operated under stable flux conditions although regular hydraulic backwashing was necessary. Preferential attached growth of nitrifiers on the activated carbon particles allowed for a complete and very stable nitrification, with permeate total ammonium nitrogen and nitrite levels below 0.2 mg l(-1) regardless of influent concentrations. Chemical oxygen demand of the permeate averaged 5.26 mg O2 l(-1) which is below the Environmental Protection Agency guideline for wastewater reuse. Using an electronic nose, elimination of volatile compounds was assessed. The combined process resulted in complete odour removal, with the permeate odour levels equaling the reference samples (tap water), even during periods of increased reactor load (shock load experiment). A 4.2 log10 CFU and 3.7 log10 CFU removal were observed for total coliforms and E. coli, respectively.
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