POAC Unité d'Oxydation Avancée, Contrôlée par Ordinateur (PC)
SYSTEMES INNOVANTS
The Computer Controlled Advanced Oxidation Unit "POAC" generates hydroxyl radicals (OH-) through ultraviolet light radiation with hydrogen peroxide.
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Description Générale
The Computer Controlled Advanced Oxidation Unit "POAC" generates hydroxyl radicals (OH-) through ultraviolet light radiation with hydrogen peroxide.
Raw water is enriched with hydrogen peroxide in a transparent tank and is driven by a pump towards a reactor where an ultraviolet lamp with protective tube is lodged.
The reactor has manifolds at its upper part that allow the flow of raw water forming a falling film on the inner walls of the reactor. As it descends, it receives ultraviolet light radiation, forming hydroxyl radicals, which oxidize non-biodegradable soluble substances from the water to be treated.
The reactor is open by its upper side. Water flows towards the tank, forming a closed circuit. A flow sensor allows to measure the raw water flow rate through the circuit.
Des exercices et pratiques guidées
EXERCICES GUIDÉS INCLUS DANS LE MANUEL
- Study of advanced oxidation process for wastewater treatment.
- Study of advanced oxidation with hydrogen peroxide and UV light.
- Influence of the amount of hydrogen peroxide in the oxidation process.
- Analysis of the reaction kinetics.
- Sensors calibration.
PLUS D'EXERCICES PRATIQUES À EFFECTUER AVEC CETTE ÉQUIPEMENT
- Many students view results simultaneously. To view all results in real time in the classroom by means of a projector or an electronic whiteboard.
- Open Control, Multicontrol and Real Time Control. This unit allows intrinsically and/or extrinsically to change the span, gains: proportional, integral, derivative parameters, etc. in real time.
- The Computer Control System with SCADA allows a real industrial simulation.
- This unit is totally safe as uses mechanical, electrical/electronic, and software safety devices. This unit can be used for doing applied research.