Efficiency analysis of the sorbents used to adsorb the vapors of petroleum products during rescue and firefighting actions Analiza skuteczno�ci wybranych sorbent�w wykorzystanych do poch�aniania par substancji ropopochodnych w dzia�aniach ratowniczych

Półka, Marzena; Kukfisz, Bożena; Wysocki, P.; Polakovič, P.; Kvarčák, Miloš

doi:10.15199/62.2015.3.13

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“…In analogous studies carried out by other authors regarding the gas oil sorption of black poplar seeds, over 100 g/g of the total sorptive capacity was reached, pointing to the possibility of using them for a reduction in oil-related products’ bottling (Likon et al 2013). The low density of the broadleaf cattail seeds examined here may lead to certain problems when using them for sorption purposes as their capability to be lifted up causes loss of the material when used under the influence of wind (Półka et al 2015). …”

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“…Nevertheless, as a result of various disasters, both terrestrial and marine, such as accidental overflows at the petrol transshipment stations or damage to transmission lines, the aforementioned spills lead to numerous serious threats which result in the degradation of waters and soils used for agricultural purposes. In such circumstances, sorbents of oil-related pollution are employed for a very wide range of uses (Chen et al 2008; Möller et al 2009; Oyanedel-Crever et al 2007; Półka et al 2015; Rosik-Dulewska et al 2012; Włodarczyk-Makuła 2017; Yu et al 2016). In the case of oil-related pollution, the application of compost from waste can be a good solution as it offers the possibility of reusing the compost as a sorbent after a specific period of time required for the biodegradation of the absorbed compounds (Ciesielczuk 2017; Rosik-Dulewska and Ciesielczuk 2013).…”

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The Possibilities of Using Broadleaf Cattail Seeds (Typha latifolia L.) as Super Absorbents for Removing Aromatic Hydrocarbons (BTEX) from an Aqueous Solution

Ciesielczuk

Rosik-Dulewska

Poluszyńska

2018

Water Air Soil Pollut

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Sorption of oil-related products (including mainly the propellants) is the very basic process that counteracts spreading these types of pollution into environment. Plenty of synthetic substances (including the monoaromatic hydrocarbons) are both from the surface and underground waters. The aim of this study was to present the research’s results on the possibilities of using the broadleaf cattail (Typha latifolia L.) seeds as a sorbent of monoaromatic hydrocarbons from an aqueous solution. In order to increase sorptive capacity, the seeds biomass was submitted for the process of mercerizing in diversified time and temperature in water and the NaOH solution. The removal of benzene, toluene, ethylbenzene, o-xylene, m-xylene and cumene was carried out by means of the “batch method”. All the conducted experiments have shown a high sorption level of the analysed pollutions from an aqueous solution. The best sorptive qualities appeared in the seeds drenched in 80 °C water for 4 h (W) 97 g/kg, what was 9.06% more absorbed hydrocarbons in comparison to the control sample (C) and 26.8% more than the smallest seeds drenched in NaOH for 240 min. in the temperature of 80 °C (N). The process of the seeds mercerizing that was conducted with the use of hot water appeared to be most effective, but seeds without mercerisation (C) is actually the material which absorbs the least amounts of energy for preparation and had quite good sorption capacity too.

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The Possibilities of Using Broadleaf Cattail Seeds (Typha latifolia L.) as Super Absorbents for Removing Aromatic Hydrocarbons (BTEX) from an Aqueous Solution

Ciesielczuk

Rosik-Dulewska

Poluszyńska

2018

Water Air Soil Pollut

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“…The new situation of rapid economic development has an important objective significance for petrochemical enterprises, which has promoted the re-prosperity of almost all refining and chemical processing industries, but at the same time, has also generated many environmental safety hazards [1][2][3]. Since the production of raw materials for refining chemicals is mostly petroleum-based, and the composition of petroleum contains a large number of chemical elements, petroleum will inevitably produce petrochemical effluent in the process of deep processing, such as fractionation and synthesis [4][5][6][7][8].…”

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Study and analysis of wastewater treatment in the refining and chemical industry based on multidimensional data analysis

Guo

2023

Applied Mathematics and Nonlinear Sciences

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To improve the efficiency of wastewater treatment in the refining chemical industry, this paper designs a wastewater treatment process in the refining chemical industry based on multidimensional data analysis to guarantee the optimal operation of wastewater treatment operations. In the process of multidimensional data analysis, triangular polynomials are introduced to calculate the robust distance of high-dimensional data and construct a multidimensional data model. The optimal multidimensional clustering levels are divided using data operations to obtain high-dimensional data sequences in the multidimensional data set to accelerate data clustering. A parallel coordinate system realizes the visual representation of the wastewater treatment process stems to improve the capacity representation of wastewater treatment data. Simulation analysis was conducted to verify the treatment effect of the wastewater treatment process based on multidimensional data analysis in the refining and chemical industries. The results showed that the process designed in this paper resulted in a dissolved organic matter fraction concentration of 16.28, and the humic acid-like fraction increased by 36.2%, which was significantly higher than the protein-like fraction of 21.6%. And among all protein-like fractions, only C4 was positively and significantly correlated with fluorescent organic matter at the P < 0.05 level. It can be seen that the multidimensional data analysis model is conducive to promoting the development of wastewater treatment technology in the refining chemical industry and ensuring that the refining chemical industry steps into a circular and sustainable development track.

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Efficiency analysis of the sorbents used to adsorb the vapors of petroleum products during rescue and firefighting actions Analiza skuteczno�ci wybranych sorbent�w wykorzystanych do poch�aniania par substancji ropopochodnych w dzia�aniach ratowniczych

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The Possibilities of Using Broadleaf Cattail Seeds (Typha latifolia L.) as Super Absorbents for Removing Aromatic Hydrocarbons (BTEX) from an Aqueous Solution

The Possibilities of Using Broadleaf Cattail Seeds (Typha latifolia L.) as Super Absorbents for Removing Aromatic Hydrocarbons (BTEX) from an Aqueous Solution

Study and analysis of wastewater treatment in the refining and chemical industry based on multidimensional data analysis

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