6. Insertion of nanomaterials in photocatalytic reactors
The photocatalytic properties of TiO 2 previously described enable the development of wastewater treatment processes. For this purpose, a photocatalytic reactor must be designed. Photocatalytic reactors differ from conventional catalytic (or thermocatalytic) reactors due to the irradiation that activates the catalyst. The role of the reactor is to simultaneously bring wastewater, oxygen, UV light and the photocatalyst into contact. The design of the photocatalytic reactor involves taking into account parameters such as immobilization and irradiation of the photocatalyst, flow rate and concentration of wastewater and oxygen, lamp cooling and protection, and electrical circuitry. The proposed final design of the photocatalytic reactor will depend on these parameters.
In the photoreactor, the photocatalytic powder must...
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Standards and norms
- Photocatalysis – Test and analysis method for measuring the efficiency of photocatalytic systems for the removal of volatile organic compounds/odors from recirculated indoor air – Test in confined spaces. - XP B44-013 - AFNOR - Décembre 2009
- Photocatalysis – Test method for evaluating photocatalytic materials for NOx degradation – Single-pass tangential method. - XP B44-011 - AFNOR - Décembre 2009
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