Electrolytic purification of contaminated waters by using oxygen diffusion cathodes
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May 1, 2001
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Oct 14, 1997
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Feb 16, 1994
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The process comprises the oxidation, in an electrolytic cell provided with at least one anodes of pollutants which contaminate wastewaters, and is characterized in that oxygen is diffused in the electrolytic cell cathode or cathodes subjected to a voltage lower than 100 V in order to reduce said gas to a dissolution oxidizing species selected among hydrogen peroxide or hydroxyl and/or peroxydril (HO.sub.2.sup..multidot.) radicals. The equipment for implementing said process comprises an elecrolytic cell continuously supplied and provided with an anode (1) and two oxygen diffusion cathodes (2) and is sealed on either side with a frame (3), said frames and cathodes delimiting the compartments (4) which are supplied with oxygen gas and/or gas mixtures containing oxygen through inlets (6); similarly, the cathode and the anode delimit the compartments (5) through which circulates the contaminated water entering through the inlet (5) and coming out through outlets (8). The electrolytic cell of the invention provides for the treatment of contaminating waters which contain toxic, non biodegradable substances or substances which cannot be oxidized by conventional processes.
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