Chemical cleaning of fouled PVC membrane during ultrafiltration of algal-rich water

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Cleaning of hollow-fibre polyvinyl chloride (PVC) membrane with different chemical reagents after ultrafiltration of algal-rich water was investigated. Among the tested cleaning reagents (NaOH, HCl, EDTA, and NaClO), 100 mg/L NaClO exhibited the best performance (88.4% ± 1.1%) in removing the irreversible fouling resistance. This might be attributed to the fact that NaClO could eliminate almost all the major foulants such as carbohydrate-like and protein-like materials on the membrane surface, as confirmed by Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy analysis. However, negligible irreversible resistance (1.5% ± 1.0%) was obtained when the membrane was cleaning by 500 mg/L NaOH for 1.0 hr, although the NaOH solution could also desorb a portion of the major foulants from the fouled PVC membrane. Scanning electronic microscopy and atomic force microscopy analyses demonstrated that 500 mg/L NaOH could change the structure of the residual foulants on the membrane, making them more tightly attached to the membrane surface. This phenomenon might be responsible for the negligible membrane permeability restoration after NaOH cleaning. On the other hand, the microscopic analyses reflected that NaClO could effectively remove the foulants accumulated on the membrane surface. Among the tested cleaning reagents (NaOH, HCl, EDTA, and NaClO), 100 mg / L NaClO exhibited the best performance (88.4% ± 1.1%) in removing the irreversible fouling resistance. This might be attributed to the fact that NaClO could eliminate almost all the major foulants such as carbohydrate-like and protein-like materials on the membrane surface, as confirmed by Fourier transform However, the NaOH solution could also desorb a portion of the major foulants from the fouled PVC (1.5% ± 1.0%) was obtained when the membrane was cleaned by 500 mg / L NaOH for 1.0 hr membrane. Scanning electronic microscopy and atomic force microscopy analyzes that 500 mg / L NaOH could change the structure of the residual foulants on the membrane, making them more tightly a On the other hand, the microscopic analyzes reflected that NaClO could effectively remove the foulants accumulated on the membrane surface.
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