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DOE OSTI · 1482798

Effluent Treatment Facility Catalyst Testing

Abstract

ETF needs to bring its peroxide decomposer module back on-line in order to support the Waste Treatment and Immobilization Plant. This report discusses testing of five catalyst materials: Sud-Chemie T-2525, Carulite 200, EnviCat VOC-2531, LayneOx and a natural manganese ore. This testing looked at the amount of fines produced as well as the peroxide destruction abilities of each material. The Sud-Chemie T-2525 material had the least amount of fines and reduced the peroxide to ≤10 ppm within 30 min. The Carulite 200 and EnviCat VOC 2531 catalysts contained more fines than the T-2525 material, but also reduced the peroxide concentration to ≤10 ppm within 30 min. The Pro Ox and LayneOx materials contained the greatest amount of fines and did not reduce as much peroxide when compared to the other catalysts tested.

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Bolling, Stacey D.. 2018-11-20. Effluent Treatment Facility Catalyst Testing. https://doi.org/10.2172/1482798

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