Adsorbentes no-convencionales, alternativas sustentables para el tratamiento de aguas residuales
Se presenta una revisión sobre los adsorbentes no-convencionales utilizados para la remoción de contaminantes en el agua. Se describirán brevemente los adsorbentes convencionales para distinguir a los no-convencionales. Los adsorbentes convencionales son aquellos materiales naturales o sintéticos lo...
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Valladares-Cisneros, Maria Guadalupe
Valerio Cárdenas, Cintya
de la Cruz Burelo, Patricia
Melgoza Alemán, Rosa María
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adsorbente convencional
adsorbente no-convencional
aguas residuales
materiales naturales
tratamiento sustentable
non-conventional absorbers
sustainable treatment
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wastewater
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adsorvente convencional: adsorvente não convencional
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Se presenta una revisión sobre los adsorbentes no-convencionales utilizados para la remoción de contaminantes en el agua. Se describirán brevemente los adsorbentes convencionales para distinguir a los no-convencionales. Los adsorbentes convencionales son aquellos materiales naturales o sintéticos los cuales, para ser empleados, deben recibir un tratamiento para activarse, como el carbono, las arcillas, las membranas etc.; después de usarse estos materiales tienen la cualidad de poder ser regenerados. Los adsorbentes no-convencionales son materiales alternos (biopolímeros o partes de plantas); no necesariamente deben recibir un tratamiento previo para activarse; sin embargo, su activación mejora su capacidad de adsorción. Las fuentes estudiadas para la obtención de materiales empleados como adsorbentes no-convencionales han sido los residuos agroindustriales y de la industria alimenticia y especies vegetales cuya aplicación es restringida o no tienen aplicación. Han sido diferentes los estudios que demuestran que el empleo de materiales naturales como adsorbentes no-convencionales permite reducir la carga orgánica de un efluente contaminado con metales, colorantes, pesticidas y algunos otros compuestos orgánicos denominados emergentes. Las áreas de estudio para los materiales no-convencionales surgen como una necesidad en el diseño de procesos sustentables para el tratamiento de aguas residuales, por lo que su estudio y revisión son de especial interés para profundizar y proponer alternativas acordes con las necesidades existentes. |
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Valladares-Cisneros, Maria GuadalupeValerio Cárdenas, Cintyade la Cruz Burelo, PatriciaMelgoza Alemán, Rosa MaríaValladares-Cisneros, Maria Guadalupe;Universidad Autónoma del Estado de MorelosValerio Cárdenas, Cintya; Universidad Popular de la Chontalpade la Cruz Burelo, Patricia; Universidad Popular de la ChontalpaMelgoza Alemán, Rosa María; Universidad Autónoma del Estado de Morelos2018-04-13T21:18:18Z2018-04-13T21:18:18Z2017-12-311692-3324http://hdl.handle.net/11407/4679https://doi.org/10.22395/rium.v16n31a32248-4094reponame:Repositorio Institucional Universidad de Medellínrepourl:https://repository.udem.edu.co/instname:Universidad de MedellínSe presenta una revisión sobre los adsorbentes no-convencionales utilizados para la remoción de contaminantes en el agua. Se describirán brevemente los adsorbentes convencionales para distinguir a los no-convencionales. Los adsorbentes convencionales son aquellos materiales naturales o sintéticos los cuales, para ser empleados, deben recibir un tratamiento para activarse, como el carbono, las arcillas, las membranas etc.; después de usarse estos materiales tienen la cualidad de poder ser regenerados. Los adsorbentes no-convencionales son materiales alternos (biopolímeros o partes de plantas); no necesariamente deben recibir un tratamiento previo para activarse; sin embargo, su activación mejora su capacidad de adsorción. Las fuentes estudiadas para la obtención de materiales empleados como adsorbentes no-convencionales han sido los residuos agroindustriales y de la industria alimenticia y especies vegetales cuya aplicación es restringida o no tienen aplicación. Han sido diferentes los estudios que demuestran que el empleo de materiales naturales como adsorbentes no-convencionales permite reducir la carga orgánica de un efluente contaminado con metales, colorantes, pesticidas y algunos otros compuestos orgánicos denominados emergentes. Las áreas de estudio para los materiales no-convencionales surgen como una necesidad en el diseño de procesos sustentables para el tratamiento de aguas residuales, por lo que su estudio y revisión son de especial interés para profundizar y proponer alternativas acordes con las necesidades existentes.This article shows a revision of the non-conventional absorbers employed for the removal of water pollutants. A brief description is made on the conventional absorbers in order to distinguish them from the non-conventional ones. Conventional absorbers are those natural or synthetic materials which employment is contingent with a treatment process so that they can be activated, such as carbon, clays, membranes, etc. After using these materials, they are able to be regenerated. Non-conventional absorbers are alternate materials (biopolymers or parts of plants); they should not necessarily be subject to a previous treatment to be activated; however, activation improves their absorption capacity. Sources studied for obtaining the materials employed as non-conventional absorbers include agroindustrial wastes, food industry wastes, and plant species which application is restricted or has no application at all. Different studies have shown that the employment of natural materials as non-conventional absorbers allows minimizing the organic discharge of a river contaminated with metals, dyes, pesticides, and other organic compounds known as emerging compounds. The fields of study for non-conventional materials emerge as a need for the design of sustainable process for the wastewater treatment; for this reason, the study and revision of non-conventional materials are of special interest to go deeper and propose alternative according to the existing needs.Apresenta-se uma revisão sobre os adsorventes não convencionais utilizados para a remoção de poluentes na água. São descritos brevemente os adsorventes convencionais para diferenciá-los dos não convencionais. Aqueles são materiais naturais ou sintéticos que, para serem empregados, devem receber um tratamento para ativar-se, como carbono, argila, membranas, entre outros. Os não convencionais são materiais alternativos (biopolímeros ou partes de plantas); não necessariamente devem receber um tratamento prévio para ativar-se, mas sua ativação melhora a capacidade de adsorção. As fontes estudadas para obter materiais empregados como adsorventes não convencionais são os resíduos agroindustriais e da indústria alimentar, bem como espécies vegetais cuja aplicação é restringida ou não têm aplicação. São diferentes os estudos que demonstram que o emprego de materiais naturais como adsorventes não convencionais permite reduzir a carga orgânica de um efluente poluído com metais, corantes, pesticidas e outros componentes orgânicos denominados emergentes. As áreas de estudo para os materiais não convencionais surgem como uma necessidade no desenho de processos sustentáveis para o tratamento de águas residuais, razão pela qual seu estudo e revisão são de especial interesse para propor alternativas concordantes com as necessidades existentes e aprofundar-se no tema.p. 55-73Electrónicoapplication/pdfspaUniversidad de MedellínIngeniería AmbientalFacultad de IngenieríasMedellínhttp://revistas.udem.edu.co/index.php/ingenierias/article/view/180216315573M. F. 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