Abstract
We have developed a new continuous purification system for water that applied bulk high Tc superconductors to rapidly remove. The new membrane- magnetic separator system consists of (1) a preapplication treatment unit in which magnetic flocs (made up by suspended solids and seeded with ferromagnetic particles) are coagulated in a flocculation vessel, (2) the membrane separator in which water is purified by using a rotating net to gather the flocs, and (3) a magnetic separator in which the magnetic flocs on the net are recovered. The magnetic field of the magnetized bulk superconductors was 0.89T. This device was able to remove 95% of the contaminants, recovering a sludge with a concentration of 130,000 mg/l.
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