Electrochemical treatment of cotton textile-based dyeing effluent

Prajapati, Abhinesh Kumar; Sharma, Neha; Jena, Rakesh Kumar; Shrimal, Preena; Bagtharia, Parth; Kaushal, Rajesh; Pal, Dharm

doi:10.1080/01496395.2016.1204318

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“…Also it may be observed that the acidic bulk solution inhibits this reaction because of hydroxyl ions that are produced and consumed by the acid in the solution. At acidic pH, the dissolution of the iron electrode is found to be significant even without electricity, whereas oxidation of Fe(II) to Fe(III) occurs only at pH above 5 [45]. The dissolution rate decreases at high pH due to the decrease in corrosion rate of iron at alkaline pH [46].…”

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Electrocoagulation treatment of industrial wastewater including textile dyeing effluent – a review

Sen¹,

Prajapati²,

Bannatwala³

et al. 2019

Desalination and Water Treatment

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Electrocoagulation (EC) treatment can be used as an effective alternative to the existing treatment methods. It is a distinct, economical and an environmental friendly choice for meeting water treatment discharge standards and compliance requirements. Due to improved material of construction and process design, the EC process is widely accepted. Presently, this process has gained attention due to its ability to treat large volume of effluent with low cost. The EC process includes the in-situ generation of coagulants via the electro-dissolution of a sacrificial anode, which is usually made up of iron or aluminum. This paper presents a review of the research works available in the open literature on the electrochemical treatment of industrial effluent such as textile, pulp and paper, paint, food, electroplating, distillery, etc. The mechanism and design consideration for electrochemical treatment of wastewater is also presented.

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Electrocoagulation treatment of industrial wastewater including textile dyeing effluent – a review

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Bannatwala³

et al. 2019

Desalination and Water Treatment

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“…Many ways have been studied for the Reduction of NO3from Water, like Reverse Osmosis, Electro-dialysis, Adsorption [2 ,5 ,7], Advanced Oxidation and Biological Denitrification [9,10]. Modern Water treatment methods have been Developed Including Electrochemical, Chemical [1]. Electrocoagulation Method has been performed for Water and Waste Water treatment.…”

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“…In the Electrocoagulation Method, electrochemically generated aluminium hydroxide flocks can remove nitrate ions by Adsorption, Precipitation and Floatation [6,10,14]. Electrocoagulation is economical Process for the Treatment of polluted Water, Drinking Water [ 4,5,11], Olive Oil Mil Waste Water(OMW), Textile Waste Water, Industrial Waste Water [1,12,15]. This Work performed to Examine the Possibility of Effective Reduction of Nitrate from Synthetic Solution [8,9].…”

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Water Purification By Removing Chemical Materials From Water By Electrochemical Methods

Marwa H. Al-Bayati

2022

JFES

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The current Study gives an Electrocoagulation Process for the Reduction of Nitrate Ions from Aqueous Solutions, to Meet the Standards of Water for Drinking Purposes.The effect variables such as pH Init, Current Density (i), Temperature (T), and Time (t) on the Reduction Efficiency was studied in Batch Reactor Using Aluminium Electrodes. The Optimal Reduction Conditions Were Proposed to be at pH = 7, Temperature of 30◦ C, Current Density 2.604 mA.cm-2 and Time of 120 min. The Results Showed that the Reduction Percentages for NO3- were 88.18% by Using Al Electrodes at 120 min. The Electrode Consumption was (0.167) kg/m3 and the Mean Energy Consumed was WSP= (3.5) kWh/m3.

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Novel hybrid system for organic matter removal and energy production from dairy and textile wastewaters: anaerobic digestion and electrocoagulation approach

Ghosh,

Kunnoth,

Pilli

et al. 2024

Biomass Conv. Bioref.

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Electrochemical treatment of cotton textile-based dyeing effluent

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Electrocoagulation treatment of industrial wastewater including textile dyeing effluent – a review

Electrocoagulation treatment of industrial wastewater including textile dyeing effluent – a review

Water Purification By Removing Chemical Materials From Water By Electrochemical Methods

Novel hybrid system for organic matter removal and energy production from dairy and textile wastewaters: anaerobic digestion and electrocoagulation approach

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