Performance and resilience of the PolyCera® Titan membrane for industrial wastewater treatment
This research aims to evaluate the performance of PolyCera® Titan membrane for different wastewater treatment. Membrane filtration of several cycles was conducted in understanding the fouling mechanism, fouling propensity, and defouling potential of the PolyCera® Titan which had not been studied by...
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author | Yeit Haan Teow Ernie Zulkifli S. Ranil Wikramasinghe |
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description | This research aims to evaluate the performance of PolyCera® Titan membrane for different wastewater treatment. Membrane filtration of several cycles was conducted in understanding the fouling mechanism, fouling propensity, and defouling potential of the PolyCera® Titan which had not been studied by any other researcher before. The PolyCera® Titan membrane is effective for the treatment of textile industry wastewater, palm oil mill effluent (POME), leachate, and semiconductor-industry wastewater. Rejection of methylene blue (MB) and Congo red (CR) was in the range of 78.76–86.04% and 88.89–93.71%, respectively; 94.72–96.50% NaCl, 96.07–97.62% kaolin, and 97.26–97.73% glucose were rejected from synthetic leachate indicating the removal of TDS, TSS, and COD from the leachate, respectively. Standard blocking and complete model were the best models used to explain the PolyCera® Titan membrane fouling mechanism in all types of wastewater treatment processes with a high R2 value. Physical cleaning with the use of distilled water was able to recover the permeate flux with the flux recovery ratio (FRR) value in the range of 79.2–95.22% in the first cycle, 81.20–98.16% in the second cycle, and 86.09–95.96% in the third cycle.
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Performance of PolyCera® Titan membrane for synthetic textile industry wastewater, POME, synthetic leachate, and semiconductor-industry wastewater treatment.;
Understanding on fouling mechanism, fouling propensity, and defouling potential of the PolyCera® Titan membrane.; |
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spelling | doaj.art-2bcded9ccc16496bad8f039ed4e4e29a2023-04-07T15:42:41ZengIWA PublishingWater Science and Technology0273-12231996-97322023-03-018751056107110.2166/wst.2023.034034Performance and resilience of the PolyCera® Titan membrane for industrial wastewater treatmentYeit Haan Teow0Ernie Zulkifli1S. Ranil Wikramasinghe2 Department of Chemical and Process Engineering, Faculty of Engineering and Built Environment, Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia, 43600 UKM Bangi, Selangor, Malaysia Department of Civil Engineering, Politeknik Sultan Idris, Sungai Lang 45100, Sungai Air Tawar, Selangor, Malaysia Department of Chemical and Process Engineering, Faculty of Engineering and Built Environment, Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia, 43600 UKM Bangi, Selangor, Malaysia This research aims to evaluate the performance of PolyCera® Titan membrane for different wastewater treatment. Membrane filtration of several cycles was conducted in understanding the fouling mechanism, fouling propensity, and defouling potential of the PolyCera® Titan which had not been studied by any other researcher before. The PolyCera® Titan membrane is effective for the treatment of textile industry wastewater, palm oil mill effluent (POME), leachate, and semiconductor-industry wastewater. Rejection of methylene blue (MB) and Congo red (CR) was in the range of 78.76–86.04% and 88.89–93.71%, respectively; 94.72–96.50% NaCl, 96.07–97.62% kaolin, and 97.26–97.73% glucose were rejected from synthetic leachate indicating the removal of TDS, TSS, and COD from the leachate, respectively. Standard blocking and complete model were the best models used to explain the PolyCera® Titan membrane fouling mechanism in all types of wastewater treatment processes with a high R2 value. Physical cleaning with the use of distilled water was able to recover the permeate flux with the flux recovery ratio (FRR) value in the range of 79.2–95.22% in the first cycle, 81.20–98.16% in the second cycle, and 86.09–95.96% in the third cycle. HIGHLIGHTS Performance of PolyCera® Titan membrane for synthetic textile industry wastewater, POME, synthetic leachate, and semiconductor-industry wastewater treatment.; Understanding on fouling mechanism, fouling propensity, and defouling potential of the PolyCera® Titan membrane.;http://wst.iwaponline.com/content/87/5/1056defoulingfoulingindustrial wastewaterpolycera® titan membranerejection |
spellingShingle | Yeit Haan Teow Ernie Zulkifli S. Ranil Wikramasinghe Performance and resilience of the PolyCera® Titan membrane for industrial wastewater treatment Water Science and Technology defouling fouling industrial wastewater polycera® titan membrane rejection |
title | Performance and resilience of the PolyCera® Titan membrane for industrial wastewater treatment |
title_full | Performance and resilience of the PolyCera® Titan membrane for industrial wastewater treatment |
title_fullStr | Performance and resilience of the PolyCera® Titan membrane for industrial wastewater treatment |
title_full_unstemmed | Performance and resilience of the PolyCera® Titan membrane for industrial wastewater treatment |
title_short | Performance and resilience of the PolyCera® Titan membrane for industrial wastewater treatment |
title_sort | performance and resilience of the polycera r titan membrane for industrial wastewater treatment |
topic | defouling fouling industrial wastewater polycera® titan membrane rejection |
url | http://wst.iwaponline.com/content/87/5/1056 |
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