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TREAT ABILITY STUDY FOR REDUCTION OF COLOUR USING INDUSTRIAL WASTE MATERIAL - A Case Study
Subject area: Science,Engineering and Technology · Area of research: Chemical engineering
Abstract
Environment Protection and sustainability has been a major challenge thrown by rapid industrialization. Due to increasing demand of colour free water in many industries like dye industry, textile industry, etc. So, it becomes interesting deals for researcher to find the most economical and efficient method for removal of colour from industrial waste water. The most important technologies are useful the waste water treatment such coagulation, membrane technology filtration ion exchange and advanced oxidation processes However, most of them above depend on the substantial financial input and their use is restricted because of cost factors, it is very important to use such a treatment process is low cost and sustainable. Among various water purification and recycling technologies but adsorption is a fast, inexpensive and universal method. It is most effective for waste water treatment. In case of adsorption process, activated carbon is widely used, but it is restricted within small scale industries due to high cost. So, inexpensive adsorbents like bagasses, fly ash are used for waste water treatment. There are different types of waste which can be converted into activated carbon by chemical activation using different activating agents like Hcl, H2So4.These activating agents are used by different investigators for activation of carbon prepared from waste at different performing conditions.
Keywords
Activated carbon, Bagasses, Fly ash, Industrial waste effluent, Colour
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@article{1700913,
author = {Sunil Valand, Nayan P. Talaviya},
title = {TREAT ABILITY STUDY FOR REDUCTION OF COLOUR USING INDUSTRIAL WASTE MATERIAL - A Case Study},
journal = {Iconic Research And Engineering Journals},
year = {2019},
volume = {2},
number = {7},
pages = {106-110},
issn = {2456-8880},
url = {https://www.irejournals.com/formatedpaper/1700913.pdf},
abstract = {Environment Protection and sustainability has been a major challenge thrown by rapid industrialization. Due to increasing demand of colour free water in many industries like dye industry, textile industry, etc. So, it becomes interesting deals for researcher to find the most economical and efficient method for removal of colour from industrial waste water. The most important technologies are useful the waste water treatment such coagulation, membrane technology filtration ion exchange and advanced oxidation processes However, most of them above depend on the substantial financial input and their use is restricted because of cost factors, it is very important to use such a treatment process is low cost and sustainable. Among various water purification and recycling technologies but adsorption is a fast, inexpensive and universal method. It is most effective for waste water treatment. In case of adsorption process, activated carbon is widely used, but it is restricted within small scale industries due to high cost. So, inexpensive adsorbents like bagasses, fly ash are used for waste water treatment. There are different types of waste which can be converted into activated carbon by chemical activation using different activating agents like Hcl, H2So4.These activating agents are used by different investigators for activation of carbon prepared from waste at different performing conditions.
},
keywords = {Activated carbon, Bagasses, Fly ash, Industrial waste effluent, Colour},
month = {January},
}