英文摘要 |
In this paper, Stainless steel plates were developed with coated TiO2 catalyst for the photocatalytic oxidation of methylene blue (MB). The stainless steel plate was dip-coated by TiO2 nano-catalyst mixed with ethyl cellulose and to decompose dyes by a photocatalytic reactor. Via rate of color removal, performance of TiO2 catalyst dip-coated stainless steel plate was evaluated by reaction conditions like the light source, number and the lay of dip-coated stainless steel plate, and initial concentration of MB. The characterization of catalysts of XRD showed both TiO2 powder and Ti02 powder mixed with ethyl cellulose are anatase crystalline phase. The diameter of catalysts was around 30 to 50nm, which the BET was 7.90m^2/g. The TiO2 catalyst dip-coated stainless steel with 2 plates, a vertical plane to the light source of 365nm and 480nm, enables 98.58% and 27.47% color removal respectively after 6h of reaction in the 5ppm MB solution, showed the TiO2 plates were valid for the UV irradiation. The efficacy of photocatalytic oxidation was relative to the number of dip-coated plate, which 2 and above plates was superior to one plate, and also vertical plane to the light source was more efficient than parallel plane. The reaction rate constant showed the color removal decreased as initial MB concentration was raised. As for efficiency of catalyst durability, it was found that TiO2 dip-coated stainless steel plate performed 95% color removal at 5ppm MB even after 4 times repeated usage, which showed favorable durability. However, when the concentration up to 10 ppm, the color removal decreased as the used counts was raised. |