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Recent advancements in peroxicoagulation process: An updated review
P V Nidheesh1, Emmanuel Mousset2, Abdoulaye Thiam3
1Environmental Impact and Sustainability Division, CSIR - National Environmental Engineering Research Institute, Nagpur, Maharashtra, India.
Chemosphere
|July 24, 2023
Summary
Recent advancements in peroxicoagulation (PC) enhance its use for treating real wastewater, including disinfection and heavy metal removal. Modifications to electrodes and cells improve the efficiency of this water treatment process.
Area of Science:
- Environmental Science
- Electrochemistry
- Water Treatment Technologies
Background:
- The peroxicoagulation (PC) process, developed in 1997, has evolved significantly since 2018.
- Research focus has shifted from synthetic to complex real wastewater treatment.
- Key applications include disinfection, heavy metal removal, and arsenite oxidation.
Approach:
- Investigating the efficacy of PC for treating complex real wastewater.
- Exploring modifications in electrode materials (anode and cathode) to enhance PC performance.
- Examining the integration of PC with other water treatment technologies.
Key Points:
- PC process demonstrates effectiveness in real wastewater matrices.
- Electrode material and electrolytic cell modifications improve process efficiency.
- Combined treatment approaches show promising results for comprehensive water remediation.
Conclusions:
- Peroxicoagulation is a versatile and increasingly efficient technology for advanced water treatment.
- Ongoing research focuses on optimizing PC for diverse real-world water quality challenges.
- The integration of PC with other methods offers synergistic benefits for pollutant removal.
