Recent studies have
reported that toxic nitrated aromatic products
are generated during treatment of phenolic compounds by thermally
activated peroxydisulfate (thermal/PDS) in the presence of nitrite
(NO2
–). This work explored the potential
of carbon materials on controlling the formation of nitrated aromatic
products using phenol as a model compound. In the presence of selected
carbon materials including diverse carbon nanotubes (CNT) and powdered
activated carbon (PAC), the transformation kinetics of phenol was
significantly enhanced, primarily attributed to nonradical activation
of PDS by carbon materials. Nitrophenols (NPs) including 2-NP and
4-NP were formed in phenol oxidation by the thermal/PDS/NO2
– process, due to the reaction of phenol with reactive
nitrogen species generated from NO2
– oxidation.
The addition of carbon materials obviously inhibited NPs formation
under various experimental conditions. The bonding of nitro groups
on the CNT surface was clearly confirmed by means of various characterizations,
probably resulting from the competitive reaction of reactive nitrogen
species with CNT vs phenol. The controlling effect of carbon materials
was also verified in the cases of other phenolic compounds. Therefore,
the addition of carbon materials may be a promising approach to control
the formation of undesirable nitrated byproducts by the thermal/PDS
process in the presence of NO2
–.
Dimensional stability of carding machine has a greater impact on the performance of the Cylinder wallboard. Compared with the thermal stress relief (TSR), the vibratory stress relief (VSR) is a new technology which may eliminate the residual stress in metal components with high efficiency, energy saving, environmental protection and low cost. We have 8 pieces of cylinder wallboard castings with every 4 pieces as a group. It takes 20 minutes to do VSR in one of the groups and 20 hours for TSR in another group. Three identical size accuracy indexes are measured, respectively at intervals of 1 month 2 months after aging treatment. The results show that: the dimensional stability of cylinder wallboard vibration by VSR is better than the one by TSR. Energy consumption and cost-saving is more than 90% without "three wastes" emissions.
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