2003
DOI: 10.1016/j.solener.2003.07.017
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Applied studies in solar photocatalytic detoxification: an overview

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“…Solar ultraviolet (UV) radiation was measured by a global UV radiometer (KIPP & ZONEN, model CUV3) mounted on a platform tilted 37º (the same as the CPC reactor). Comparison of the data obtained with diverse photochemical experiments carried out on different days is possible using equation (1) as described elsewhere (Malato et al, 2003); where t n is the experimental time for each sample, V i is the illuminated volume, V T is the total volume, UV is the average solar UV radiation measured during Δt n , and t 30w is the normalized illumination time that refers to a constant solar UV power of 30 W/m 2 (the typical solar UV power on a perfectly sunny day around noon). 30 , 30 ; 30…”
Section: Hydrolysis Photolysis and Solar Photocatalysis Experimentsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Solar ultraviolet (UV) radiation was measured by a global UV radiometer (KIPP & ZONEN, model CUV3) mounted on a platform tilted 37º (the same as the CPC reactor). Comparison of the data obtained with diverse photochemical experiments carried out on different days is possible using equation (1) as described elsewhere (Malato et al, 2003); where t n is the experimental time for each sample, V i is the illuminated volume, V T is the total volume, UV is the average solar UV radiation measured during Δt n , and t 30w is the normalized illumination time that refers to a constant solar UV power of 30 W/m 2 (the typical solar UV power on a perfectly sunny day around noon). 30 , 30 ; 30…”
Section: Hydrolysis Photolysis and Solar Photocatalysis Experimentsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…O fato de este reator apresentar a simplicidade do reator de fluxo laminar porém com maior aproveitamento da radiação tem contribuído para sua maior utilização na degradação de pesticidas, surfactantes, efluentes industriais, entre outros compostos 41,44,52,53 . Machado e colaboradores 54 avaliaram o uso do CPC na degradação de efluentes de uma indústria de processamento de batatas.…”
Section: Processo Foto-fenton Ativado Por Irradiação Solarunclassified
“…Foi estimado que um reator com uma superfície coletora de 370 m 2 é capaz de reduzir em 50% a demanda química de oxigênio (DQO) de 10 m 3 de efluente/dia. O uso do CPC na mineralização de imidacloprid, methomyl, diuron e formetanato também evidenciou sua versatilidade na degradação de pesticidas 53 . Estes reatores, bem como outros aspectos relacionados à utilização da energia solar em processos de descontaminação, estão detalhadamente descritos no livro de Gálvez e Rodríguez 50 , também disponível em formato pdf na página da Unesco 53 .…”
Section: Processo Foto-fenton Ativado Por Irradiação Solarunclassified
“…Due to their high reactivity, these radicals can react with a wide variety of complex organic compounds, oxidizing them to simple molecules, or even mineralizing them. 4,5 Biodegradation, 6 membrane bioreactor methods, 7 electrocoagulation, 8 enhanced photo-degradation, 9 electrochemical methods, 10,11 microwave-assisted catalytic wet air oxidation 12 and photocatalytic degradation methods 1 are used for the treatment of effluents from oil refineries. However, there are still few works about sour water treatment in scientific literature.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%