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Supported liquid membrane technologies in metal ions removal and reuse

Authors： LI Yingxue，CUI Chongwei

Units： School of Municipal and Environmental Engineering, Harbin Institute of Technology, Harbin 150096, China

KeyWords： supported liquid membrane; stability; metal separation; recovery

ClassificationCode：TQ028

year,volume(issue):pagination： 2015,35(4):89-98

Abstract：

Along with the development of national economy and modern industry, the discharge of effluent such as waste liquid of mercury, chromium, copper, lead, zinc, uranium, nickel and cadmium has become the main source of aquatic ecosystem contamination and ecological destruction. Thus, the treatment of the metal wastewater is imperative. Supported liquid membrane is a promising technology on the reuse of metal ions in separation fields. The separation mechanism of liquid membrane have been summarized and the reasons why operation instability of liquid membrane have been analyzed. Besides, the derivative technologies related to stability have been discussed. In addition, the application of supported liquid membrane technologies on separation and recovery of metal ions have been summarized, and its industrial application prospect has been forecasted.

Funds：

国家环保部公益项目重金属应急污染控制（No.201209048）

AuthorIntro：

李莹雪（1984-），女，河南省新乡市人，博士生，重金属废水的处理及资源化利用.

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