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Methods of Dye Removal from Dye House Effluent—An Overview
Environmental Engineering Science, 2008Wastewater from dye houses can have strong impacts on the aquatic environment. Due to its complex chemical structure, dye is one of the most difficult constituent in the textile wastewater to treat. The treatment of dye house wastewater constitutes a major economical and environmental issues.
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AOPs Application on Dyes Removal
2012There is an urgent need to find an effective treatment technology that leads to complete destruction of the dye molecules in terms of limited water resources management and also for nature preservation. Advanced oxidation processes (AOPs) are a powerful alternative to conventional treatment methods for such wastewater decontamination.
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Removal of dyes and industrial dye wastes by magnesium chloride
Water Research, 2000Magnesium chloride, as compared to alum and polyaluminium chloride (PAC) is a less commonly used coagulant in the field of wastewater treatment, with a cost in between alum and PAC. It has been used in this study as a coagulant to investigate the eAectiveness in the chemical precipitation method for the removal of colouring matters.
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Applications of Biosorption in Dyes Removal
2019Biosorption is a technique that has been widely studied for dye removal. Biosorption is, in general, the removal of a substance from aqueous solutions by biological materials and may include several mechanisms, such as ion exchange, adsorption, complexation and precipitation.
Jaqueline Benvenuti +3 more
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Dye Removal from Holographic Films
Applied Optics, 1974D B, Coblitz, J A, Carney
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2018
Rapid urbanization and industrialization result in the discharge of harmful and toxic waste into the water bodies which are not easy to degrade thereby causing environmental pollution. Out of so many waste discharges, dye waste is noxious for aquatic life and for human as well; therefore, removal of these toxic compounds from water is one of the major ...
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Rapid urbanization and industrialization result in the discharge of harmful and toxic waste into the water bodies which are not easy to degrade thereby causing environmental pollution. Out of so many waste discharges, dye waste is noxious for aquatic life and for human as well; therefore, removal of these toxic compounds from water is one of the major ...
Rajeev Kumar +4 more
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Constructed Wetlands in Dye Removal
2022Chandra Wahyu Purnomo, Fitri Ramdani
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