Remediation of water from crude oil spill using a fibrous sorbent

Remediation of oil-polluted water was studied using waste tire cord fiber WTCF as a waste fibrous sorbent. The rate of sorption, sorption capacity, oil retention, water uptake, adsorption isotherm model, and kinetic behavior were evaluated. It was found that the oil sorption capacity was equal to 15...

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Main Author: Al Zubaidi, Isam (author)
Other Authors: Al-Tamimi, Adil (author), Ahmed, Hussain (author)
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dc.subject.none.fl_str_mv Fibrous sorbent material
Oil-polluted water
Oil recovery
Sorption process
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description Remediation of oil-polluted water was studied using waste tire cord fiber WTCF as a waste fibrous sorbent. The rate of sorption, sorption capacity, oil retention, water uptake, adsorption isotherm model, and kinetic behavior were evaluated. It was found that the oil sorption capacity was equal to 15.45 g oil/g sorbent. For fixed amount of sorbent, oil sorption was increased with an increasing of the amount of oil until equilibrium state was reached. The sorbent was proven to have a high retention time; it can save 66.3% of the adsorbed oil after five minutes drainage. This property makes the material as a unique material to have such high retention time. The reusability of sorbents showed that this sorbent can have 75.7% of the sorption capacity after 10 cycles. The total amount of adsorbed oil was 107.66 g oil/g of WTCF for 10 cycles. Langmuir, Frendlich, Timken, ​Hurkins–Jura, Halsay, Radlich–Peterson, and ​Dubinin–Radushkevich adsorption isotherm models were applied to fit the adsorption remediation process. The remediation process using WTCH was following a second order rate kinetic and Radlich–Peterson adsorption isotherm model.
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spelling Remediation of water from crude oil spill using a fibrous sorbentAl Zubaidi, IsamAl-Tamimi, AdilAhmed, HussainFibrous sorbent materialOil-polluted waterOil recoverySorption processRemediation of oil-polluted water was studied using waste tire cord fiber WTCF as a waste fibrous sorbent. The rate of sorption, sorption capacity, oil retention, water uptake, adsorption isotherm model, and kinetic behavior were evaluated. It was found that the oil sorption capacity was equal to 15.45 g oil/g sorbent. For fixed amount of sorbent, oil sorption was increased with an increasing of the amount of oil until equilibrium state was reached. The sorbent was proven to have a high retention time; it can save 66.3% of the adsorbed oil after five minutes drainage. This property makes the material as a unique material to have such high retention time. The reusability of sorbents showed that this sorbent can have 75.7% of the sorption capacity after 10 cycles. The total amount of adsorbed oil was 107.66 g oil/g of WTCF for 10 cycles. Langmuir, Frendlich, Timken, ​Hurkins–Jura, Halsay, Radlich–Peterson, and ​Dubinin–Radushkevich adsorption isotherm models were applied to fit the adsorption remediation process. The remediation process using WTCH was following a second order rate kinetic and Radlich–Peterson adsorption isotherm model.Elsevier2018-11-04T07:29:41Z2018-11-04T07:29:41Z2016-11info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersioninfo:eu-repo/semantics/articleapplication/pdfAl Zubaidi, Isam, Adil Al-Tamimi, and Hussain Ahmed. "Remediation of water from crude oil spill using a fibrous sorbent." ELSEVIER Environmental Technology & Innovation Environmental Technology & Innovation 6, no. 3 (2017): 105-114.2352-1864http://hdl.handle.net/11073/1630010.1016/j.eti.2016.08.002en_USEnvironmental Technology & Innovationhttps://doi.org/10.1016/j.eti.2016.08.002oai:repository.aus.edu:11073/163002024-08-22T12:16:37Z
spellingShingle Remediation of water from crude oil spill using a fibrous sorbent
Al Zubaidi, Isam
Fibrous sorbent material
Oil-polluted water
Oil recovery
Sorption process
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title Remediation of water from crude oil spill using a fibrous sorbent
title_full Remediation of water from crude oil spill using a fibrous sorbent
title_fullStr Remediation of water from crude oil spill using a fibrous sorbent
title_full_unstemmed Remediation of water from crude oil spill using a fibrous sorbent
title_short Remediation of water from crude oil spill using a fibrous sorbent
title_sort Remediation of water from crude oil spill using a fibrous sorbent
topic Fibrous sorbent material
Oil-polluted water
Oil recovery
Sorption process
url http://hdl.handle.net/11073/16300