Page 177 - 《精细化工》2023年第1期
P. 177

第 40 卷第 1 期                             精   细   化   工                                  Vol.40, No.1
             20 23 年 1 月                             FINE CHEMICALS                                  Jan.  2023


              水处理技术与环境保护
                  PVA/OPD 改性膜对微生物燃料电池性能的影响



                                                          1
                                                樊立萍 ,杨馀瑛              1,2
                 (1.  沈阳化工大学  工业环境-资源协同控制与优化技术辽宁省高校重点实验室,辽宁  沈阳  110142;2.  沈
                 阳化工大学  环境与安全工程学院,辽宁  沈阳  110142)


                 摘要:为提高微生物燃料电池(MFC)的性能,以聚乙烯醇(PVA)为黏合剂,分别以磷钨酸(PWA)和邻苯
                 二胺(OPD)为改性剂,采用溶液浸渍法制备了 PVA/PWA 和 PVA/OPD 改性膜并搭载于 MFC 系统,以 SEM、
                 电化学阻抗谱(EIS)、循环伏安法(CV)、吸水率表征了膜的性能,并考察膜改性对 MFC 产电量和化学需氧量
                 (COD)去除率的影响。结果显示,PVA/PWA 和 PVA/OPD 改性膜均能在一定程度上提升 MFC 性能,但 PVA/OPD
                 改性膜效果更佳。PVA/OPD 改性膜的吸水率为 14.49%,较常规 Nafion 117 膜(NF)提高了 126.05%。采用 PVA/OPD
                 改性膜的 MFC 在测试周期内的产电量为 101.75 J,较采用 NF 时提高了 587.50%;对阿莫西林制药废水的 COD
                 去除率为 66.2%,较采用 NF 时提高了 48.4%。基于 PVA/OPD 的膜改性方法对提高 MFC 的产电性能和废水处
                 理效果有显著作用。
                 关键词:微生物燃料电池;膜修饰;磷钨酸;邻苯二胺;水处理技术
                 中图分类号:TM911.45;TB383;X703      文献标识码:A      文章编号:1003-5214 (2023) 01-0169-08


                                   Effect of PVA/OPD modified membrane on
                                      the performance of microbial fuel cell


                                                                        1,2
                                                          1
                                               FAN Liping , YANG Yuying
                 (1. Key Laboratory of Collaborative Control and Optimization Technology of Industrial Environment and Resource of
                 Liaoning Province, Shenyang University of Chemical  Technology, Shenyang  110142, Liaoning, China; 2.  College of
                 Environment and Safety Engineering, Shenyang University  of  Chemical Technology, Shenyang  110142, Liaoning,
                 China)


                 Abstract:  To improve the performance of microbial fuel cell (MFC),  polyvinyl alcohol (PVA)/
                 phosphotungstic acid (PWA) and PVA/o-phenylenediamine (OPD) modified membranes were synthesized
                 by solution impregnation method with PVA as adhesive, PWA and OPD as modifier, respectively, and then
                 mounted  on MFC  system.  The  membranes were  characterized by SEM,  electrochemical  impedance
                 spectroscopy  (EIS), cyclic  voltammetry (CV) and  water absorption for  property analysis, followed by
                 investigation on the effects of membrane modification on the MFC power generation and the removal rate
                 of chemical oxygen demand (COD). The  results showed that, though both PVA/PWA and  PVA/OPD
                 modified membranes improved the MFC  performance to a certain extent, PVA/OPD  exhibited  better
                 efficacy. The water absorption of PVA/OPD modified membrane was about 14.49%, 126.05% higher than
                 that of the conventional Nafion 117 membrane (NF). The output energy of MFC with PVA/OPD modified
                 membrane in the test cycle was 101.75 J, 587.50% higher than that of MFC with NF, and the COD removal
                 rate of amoxicillin pharmaceutical wastewater was 66.2%, which was 48.4% higher than that of MFC with
                 NF. Therefore, the membrane modification method based  on PVA/OPD  displayed significant effect on
                 improving the power generation performance and wastewater treatment efficiency of MFC.
                 Key words: microbial fuel cell; membrane modification; phosphotungstic acid; o-phenylenediamine; water
                 treatment technology


                 收稿日期:2022-05-25;  定用日期:2022-08-15; DOI: 10.13550/j.jxhg.20220495
                 基金项目:中国-北马其顿政府间科技合作项目(国科外[2019] 22:6-8);辽宁省校际合作重点研发项目(辽教发[2020]28 号)
                 作者简介:樊立萍(1965—),女,教授,博士,E-mail:flpsd@163.com。
   172   173   174   175   176   177   178   179   180   181   182