Pollution assessment and heavy metal determination by AAS in waste water collected from Kushtia industrial zone in Bangladesh

Islam, Rezuanul; Jannat, Al Foisal; Hasanuzzaman, Hasanuzzaman; Musrat, Rahman; Laisa, Ahmed Lisa; Dipak, Kumar Paul

doi:10.5897/ajest2014.1994

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“…[17] [18] [19] [20]. Samples were aspirated by the instrument into a burner, desolvated, atomized, and excited to a higherenergy electronic state.…”

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Assessment of Cadmium and Lead in Dried Sewage Sludge from Lubigi Feacal Sludge and Wastewater Treatment Plant in Uganda

Kyayesimira¹,

Ssemaganda²,

Muhwezi³

et al. 2019

JWARP

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Sludge contains organic and inorganic compounds including traces of heavy metals such as lead (Pb), cadmium (Cd), copper (Cu), nickel (Ni), chromium (Cr) and others. These metals restrict the use of sludge in agriculture because their accumulation is harmful to the environment and particularly the food chain. Cadmium and lead are among the most common heavy metals found in municipal wastewater treatment plant sludge. They are capable of bioaccumulation in plant tissues like roots and leaves and are non-

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“…[17] [18] [19] [20]. Samples were aspirated by the instrument into a burner, desolvated, atomized, and excited to a higherenergy electronic state.…”

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Assessment of Cadmium and Lead in Dried Sewage Sludge from Lubigi Feacal Sludge and Wastewater Treatment Plant in Uganda

Kyayesimira¹,

Ssemaganda²,

Muhwezi³

et al. 2019

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“…Operationally, the Wastewater Treatment Plant (WWTP) of the Magetan tannery industry has not been effective in increasing the amount of wastewater produced. This ineffectiveness is due to the processes that occur in biological treatment that cannot run properly, thus affecting the performance of the Wastewater Treatment Plant (WWTP) and making the effluent discharged into water bodies contain heavy metals, pungent odours, and make the colour of water in water bodies cloudy [6].Since Tannery effluent is classed as the highest pollutant among all industrial effluents [7]. Heavy metal penetration from tannery effluents has toxic effects on soil and groundwater [8].…”

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Characterization and Pollution Profile of the Tanning Industry by Distance in Gandong River, Indonesia

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Suprijandani

Rachmaniyah

et al. 2022

International Journal of Advanced Health Science and Technology

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River water quality is influenced by several factors, one of then is caused by industrial waste discharged into river bodies. Effluent discharged into water bodies contains heavy metals, pungent odours, and makes the colour of water in water bodies cloudy. the purpose of the study examined the effect of tannery effluent distance on the water quality of the Gandong River in Magetan Regency. Benefits For the company As a consideration to maximize WWTP processing actions so as not to pollute the river environment. for the surrounding community to know also the consequences caused by pollution of tanning industry waste so that they are more careful in reprocessing the use of river water. This type of the reseach was observational with a cross sectional approach. A purposive sampling technique was used. The data analysis methode was a correlation test by comparing laboratory test results with Gandong River water quality standards according to PP. RI. No 82 of 2001. Parametric statistical tests using Product-Moment Correlation to determine the relationsbetweenp of distance from the tannery industry affects the water quality of the Gandong River in Magetan Regency. The results showed that the water quality of Gandong River did not meet the requirements of COD 118 mg/l and colour 61.85 TCU/PtCo, at a distance of 250 m which exceeded the quality standards of COD 133 mg/l and colour 54.90 TCU/PtCo, at a distance of 500 m which did not meet the requirements of COD 89 mg/l, at a distance of 750 m which did not meet the requirements of COD 89 mg/l. temperature and TSS parameters. The highest results at a distance of 0 m of 27˚C and 368 mg / l meet the quality standard requirements for odour obtained odorous results. From the results of the study, it can be concluded that the parameters of pH, TSS, Temperature, and Odour still meet the quality standards and the parameters of colour, COD do not meet the quality standards. Based on the Product Moment correlation analysis, the relationship between distance and river water quality shows different values for correlation results that have a relationship, namely the parameters of odour, colour, COD and results that do not have a correlation of temperature and TSS. So the farther the distance from the pollutant source, the better the river water quality.

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Hybrid PVDF/PANI Membrane for Removal of Dyes from Textile Wastewater

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Treatment of textile wastewater has been a matter of considerable interest because of the potential toxicity, colloidal stability, and deformable nature of dyes. Herein, a novel polyaniline (PANI)/polyvinylidene fluoride (PVDF) hybrid membrane is developed to remove textile wastewater dyes. The hybrid membrane's contact angle decreases by increasing the concentration of polyaniline in the PVDF matrix, enhancing the hybrid membrane's hydrophilicity. Membrane properties, including porosity, antifouling property, solvent content, and pure water flux, are improved in the hybrid membrane compared with neat PVDF membranes. The purified water flux is enhanced from 28 to 47 L m−2 h, which indicates the impact of PANI on the hydrophilicity of the hybrid membranes. Among the hybrid membranes, 3P exhibits 85% dye rejection at 0.1 MPa operating pressure. Hence, the incorporation of PANI in the PVDF matrix is proposed to enhance the hybrid membrane's dye rejection and antifouling properties.

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Pollution assessment and heavy metal determination by AAS in waste water collected from Kushtia industrial zone in Bangladesh

Cited by 10 publications

References 11 publications

Assessment of Cadmium and Lead in Dried Sewage Sludge from Lubigi Feacal Sludge and Wastewater Treatment Plant in Uganda

Assessment of Cadmium and Lead in Dried Sewage Sludge from Lubigi Feacal Sludge and Wastewater Treatment Plant in Uganda

Characterization and Pollution Profile of the Tanning Industry by Distance in Gandong River, Indonesia

Hybrid PVDF/PANI Membrane for Removal of Dyes from Textile Wastewater

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