ArticleMaterials (Basel, Switzerland)2026
Controllable Preparation of rGO-PPS Composite Filter Material Based on Spray Modification and Its Filtration Performance and Dust-Cleaning Effect.
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With the continuous promotion of the dual carbon target, effective control of high-concentration dust pollutants in industrial sites is of great value for the healthy creation of healthy industrial environments and efficient energy utilization. In this study, we used the spraying method to improve and prepare the dust removal material, polyphenylene sulfide (PPS) fiber filter material, and test the filtration performance, resistance characteristics, and dust-cleaning effect of the improved rGO-PPS material. The results showed that, compared with PPS filter material, rGO-PPS material significantly improved particle filtration efficiency, with a filtration efficiency 0.058-19.417% higher in the particle size range of 0.265-5.75 μm. The higher the spraying concentration of the composite filter material, the higher the filtration efficiency at the same particle size. The comprehensive filtration performance of rGO-PPS composite filter material with a concentration of 3 g/L was better, as it better met the requirements of "high efficiency and low resistance". With an increase in dust load, the filtration resistance of the filter material showed a continuous upward trend. The dust peeling rate increased with an increase in blowback wind speed. When the blowback wind speed reached 0.3 m/s, the dust-cleaning effect of the filter material tended to stabilize. Under this condition, the dust peeling rate of PPS filter material was 61.58%, and the dust peeling rate of 3 g/L rGO-PPS composite filter material reached 74.52%. These research results provide an experimental basis and technical support for the development and engineering application of high-efficiency purification filter materials for industrial multi-source pollutants.
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