Incorporation effect of olive pomace on the properties of tubular membranes

Ouallal, Hassan; Azrour, M.; Messaoudi, Mohammed; Moussout, Hamou; Messaoudi, Lahcen; Tijani, Najib

doi:10.1016/j.jece.2020.103668

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“…We also noted vibrations of the carbonate group (CO 3 2- ) at 1435 cm −1 and 874 cm −1 , this result is confirmed by X-ray diffraction analysis [ 42 ]. The 465 and 1029 cm −1 bands attributed to the Si–O–Mg and Si–O–Si stretching vibrations of the clay mineral silicate [ 25 , 42 , 43 ].…”

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“…The apparatus used at the laboratory scale allows us to apply a force F on the sample placed on two supports (two points) until it breaks and we note the maximum breaking force in newton (three-point bending) [ 25 ].…”

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“…The cost of the membrane depends on the price of raw materials and the cost of sintering temperature [ 24 ]. One of the major challenges of membrane processes is to use/develop membranes from materials that confer new properties to the process [ 25 ]. Due to its low cost and abundance, natural clay can present an alternative to inorganic materials commonly used to manufacture ceramic membranes such as titanium, zirconia and alumina oxides [ 15 , 26 , 27 , 28 ].…”

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Study of the permeability of tubular mineral membranes: application to wastewater treatment

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Douma

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This research work opens up the possibility of developing tubular mineral membranes from Moroccan clay powders and their use in water permeability tests and wastewater treatment. The aim is to show the possibility of using clay as a low-cost raw material for the production of ceramic membranes with high mechanical and chemical performances. In a first step, we developed ceramic membranes by extruding a prepared plastic paste with the addition of an optimized amount of wood powder as organic matter (OM) to improve the porosity characteristics of the final products after firing. Several parameters are controlled such as the chemical and mineralogical composition of the starting clay powder, the granulometry and the final sintering temperature. The effect of sintering temperature in the range from 800 to 1000 °C, and OM addition (5, 10, 15wt%) on tubular membrane properties such as mechanical and chemical resistance, porosity and permeability were investigated. It was found that the incorporation of OM in the raw clay enhance the pore volume and the permeate flux but it was also accompanied by a decrease in mechanical strength. The membrane sintered at 1000 °C with 15wt% of OM is considered as optimized membrane and it was applied for the second stage of this work. This stage concerns the treatment of wastewater from a thermal complex located 12 km south of the city of Meknes, Morocco, through a treatment by a biological disk microstation. The filtrate obtained then undergoes tangential filtration by the membranes elaborated and optimized following the evolution of the pollution parameters. Based on physicochemical and biological analyses of wastewater after treatment by the coupled system, the membranes obtained have a good permeability and an excellent pollution removal performance.

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Study of the permeability of tubular mineral membranes: application to wastewater treatment

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“…One significant hurdle in membrane processes involves utilizing or developing membranes crafted from materials that impart novel properties to the membrane processes. [17]. Due to its low cost, natural abundance, and the benefit of densification at comparatively lower sintering temperatures in comparison to the mentioned oxides [18].…”

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“…Due to its low cost, natural abundance, and the benefit of densification at comparatively lower sintering temperatures in comparison to the mentioned oxides [18]. The development of membranes based on natural clay has been the subject of our previous work [17].…”

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Valorization of Clays in the Removal of Organic Pollutants by Adsorption and Membrane Filtration: A Comparative Study

OUALLAL

2024

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Abstract. Within the framework of the valorization of a clay from the Draa-Tafilalet region and following the study of the retention of phenol in aqueous solution which was carried out previously by adsorption on a clay, we have proceeded in this present work to the elimination of phenol by filtration on a mineral membrane already elaborated on the basis of the same clay and characterized by several tests in a previous work. A phenolic solution of known concentration was treated by tangential filtration using a laboratory-scale micro-pilot, with a filtering surface area of approximately 0.0072 m2. To make a comparative study of the retention of phenol by the two techniques mentioned above, the membrane was first characterized by the water permeation test, and then the tests of filtration which were carried out at a circulation pressure of between 0.5 and 1 bar at room temperature. Secondly, the results obtained were compared with those obtained by adsorption. The results obtained showed that the filtration process is very effective at a pressure of around 0.5bar. A comparison of the results obtained for the yield of phenol elimination by adsorption and by filtration revealed that the adsorption technique can reduce the concentration of phenol by up to 97%, while the filtration technique also recorded a very high percentage of around 90%.

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Co-gasification of Jordanian olive mill solid waste and RTC coal for thermochemical treatment: characterization and equilibrium modelling

Alkhader,

Khan,

Shawabkeh

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Biomass Conv. Bioref.

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Incorporation effect of olive pomace on the properties of tubular membranes

Cited by 15 publications

References 49 publications

Study of the permeability of tubular mineral membranes: application to wastewater treatment

Study of the permeability of tubular mineral membranes: application to wastewater treatment

Valorization of Clays in the Removal of Organic Pollutants by Adsorption and Membrane Filtration: A Comparative Study

Co-gasification of Jordanian olive mill solid waste and RTC coal for thermochemical treatment: characterization and equilibrium modelling

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