A Comparative Study of Defluoridation of Water Using Bioadsorbents - Tea Waste and Rice Husk

References

[1] Awadia A.K., Haugejorden O., Bjorvatn K. and BirkelandJ.M., Vegetarianism and Dental Fluorosis among Children in a high Fluoride Area of Northern Tanzania, International Journal of Paediatric Dentistry, 9(1), pp 3–11, 1999.

[2] A.S. Parlikar , S.S.Mokashi ( 2013 )”Defluoridation of water by Moringa Oliefera -a natural adsorbent”. International Journal of Engineering Science and Innovative Technology. 2, (5),pp245252

[3] Bhargava D.S. and Killedar D.J., Fluoride adsorption on fishbone charcoal, Journal of IAEM, 33(3), pp179-183, 2006.

[4] Ganguly S., Mukharjee S.N.,Misra A.K.(2006),“Removal of Fluoride from aqueous phase using boiler bottom ash as an adsorbent”, Journal of Indian Water Works Association, pp 47-56. 5.

[5] Ganguly S., Mukharjee S.N. and Misra A.K., Removal of Fluoride from aqueous phase using boiler bottom ash as an adsorbent, Journal of Indian Water Works Association, pp 47-56, 2006.

[6] Gopal V.and Elango K.P.,Adsorption of Fluoride from Aqueous Solution by Active Carbon, Journal of Indian Water Works Association, pp183-191,2007.

[7] A. V. Jamode, V. S. Sapkal and V. S. Jamode, Uptake of fluoride ions using leaf powder of Ficus religious, Journal of Indian Water Works Association, pp53-61, 2004.

[8] Jamode A.V., Sakpal V.S. and Jamode V.S., Defluoridation of water using inexpensive adsorbents , Journal of Indian Institute of Science, 84, pp163-171, 2004.

[9] Kaseva M.E., Optimization of regenerated bone char for fluoride removal in drinking water: A case study in Tanzania, Journal of Water and Health, 4(1), pp139-147, 2006.

[10] Mariappan P., Yegnaraman V. and Vasudevan T., Defluoridation of water using PAHS, Journal of Indian Water Works Association, pp217-223, 2002.

[11] Mariappan P., Yegnaraman V. and Vasudevan T., Occurrence and removal possibilities of fluoride in groundwater of India, Enviromedia, 19(2), pp165-177, 2000.

[12] Mariappan P., Yegnaraman V. and Vasudevan T., Defluoridation of water using Alumina-Gibbsite, Indian Journal of Environmental Protection, 23(9), pp975-985, 2003.

[13] Murugan M. and Subramanian E., Studies on Defluoridation of water by Tamarind seed and unconventional biosorbent, Journal of Water and Health, 4(4), pp453-461, 2006.

[14] Murugan M. and Subramanian E.,Application of Aloe Vera (Indian Aloe) – A Plant Material for Defluoridation, Indian Journal of Environmental Protection, 22(9), pp1034-1039, 2002.

[15] Muthu Ganesh I., Vinodhini V., Padmapriya G., Sathiyanarayanan K. and Sabumon P.C., An Improved Method for Defluoridation, Indian Journal of Environmental and Health, 45(1), pp65-72, 2003.

[16] Nawlakhe, W.G., Kulkarni D. N., Pathak B.N., Defluoridation of water by Nalgonda Techniques, Indian journal of Environmental Health, 17(1), pp26-64, 1975.

[17] Pathak M. D. and Badave R., Occurrence of fluoride in groundwater of Maharashtra, Journal of IAEM, 26,pp168-171, 1999.

[18] Prabavathi N.T., Ramachandramoorthy R., Edison R., Kavitha B., Sivraj C. and Srinivasan, Drinking water of Salem District-Estimation of fluoride and its Defluoridation Using Lignite Rice Husk and Rice Husk Powder, Indian journal of Environmental Protection, 23(3), pp304-308,2003.

[19] Prakasham R. S., Reddy P.C., Amita, Manisha and Ramakrishna S. V, Defluoridation of Drinking Water Using water hyacinth, Indian journal of Environmental protection, 19(2),pp119-124,1999.

[20] Sanjaykumar, Krishna Gopal and Seth P.K., Indigenous Minerals for Defluoridation of Water, Indian journal of Environmental Protection, 22(4), pp361-372, 2002.

[21] . S.S.Mokashi, A.S.Parlikar ( 2014 ) Feasibility of Tea Waste as an adsorbent for defluoridation of water. International Journal of Engineering Science and Innovative Technology. 3 (5),pp232-238 .

[22] Varadajan N. and Purandara B. K., Fluoride Contamination in Ground water of Malaprabha Sub Basin, Journal of Environ Science and Engg., 50(2), pp121-126, 2008.

[23] Weginwar N., Takarkhede A. G. and Kamble R. K., Ground Water Fluoride in Chandrapur city in Maharashtra, Indian Journal of Environmental Protection, 28(7), pp648-653,2008.

[24] S.S.Mokashi,A.S.Parlikar (2018) Tamarind Seed: The Economical Bioadsorbent for defluoridation of water. International Journal of Advanced in Management, Technology & Engg. Sciences,8 (2)pp662-668.

@article{1702311,
      author = {Sakshi Sachin Mokashi},
      title = {A  Comparative Study of Defluoridation of Water Using Bioadsorbents - Tea Waste and Rice Husk},
      journal = {Iconic Research And Engineering Journals},
      year = {2020},
      volume = {3},
      number = {11},
      pages = {179-187},
      issn = {2456-8880},
      url = {https://www.irejournals.com/formatedpaper/1702311.pdf},
      abstract = {The water available for daily consumption may be contaminated by natural sources or by industrial effluents. One such a contaminant is fluoride. In drinking water fluoride has a number of adverse effects on human health. There are many naturally available alternatives for defluoridation of water like tea waste, seed powder of Moringa Oleifera, powder of bark of Pipal tree, Rice husk etc. Here the comparison is done between adsorption efficiency of Tea waste and Rice Husk powder. Using colorimetric method tests were conducted to get optimal values of pH of water in acid & alkali treated powder of both. Optimal contact time for 212? and 600? were determined. For higher removal percentage efficiency of fluoride, optimal dosage of adsorbent was also determined.},
      keywords = {Fluoride, adsorption, Tea Waste, Rice Husk,, contact time, adsorbent dose, PH, particle Size},
      month = {May},
  }