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Fenton Degradation of Highly Concentrated Fe(III)-EDTA in the Liquid Waste Produced by Chemical Cleaning of Nuclear Power Plant Steam Generators  

Jo, Jin-Oh (Department of Chemical Engineering, Cheju National University)
Mok, Young Sun (Department of Chemical Engineering, Cheju National University)
Kim, Seok Tae (Korea Electric Power Research Institute)
Jeong, Woo Tae (Korea Electric Power Research Institute)
Kang, Duk-Won (Korea Electric Power Research Institute)
Rhee, Byong-Ho (Vitzrotech Co., Ltd.)
Kim, Jin Kil (Vitzrotech Co., Ltd.)
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Applied Chemistry for Engineering / v.17, no.5, 2006 , pp. 552-556 More about this Journal
Abstract
An advanced oxidation process catalyzed by iron ions in the presence of hydrogen peroxide, the so-called Fenton's reaction, has been applied to the treatment of steam generator chemical cleaning waste containing highly concentrated iron(III)- ethyl-enediaminetetraaceticacid (Fe(III)-EDTA) of 70000 mg/L. The experiments for the degradation of Fe(III)-EDTA were carried out not only with a simulated waste, but also with the real one. The effect of pH and the amount of hydrogen peroxide added to the waste on the degradation was examined, and the results were discussed in several aspects. The optimal pH to maximize the degradation efficiency was dependent on the amount of hydrogen peroxide added to the waste. i.e., when the amount of hydrogen peroxide was different, maximum degradation efficiency was obtained at different pH's. The optimal amount of hydrogen peroxide relative to that of Fe(III)-EDTA was found to be 24.7 mol ($H_{2}O_{2}$)/mol (Fe(III)-EDTA) at pH around 9.
Keywords
steam generator chemical cleaning waste; Fe(III)-EDTA; Fenton;
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