COMBINED PERSULFATE AND CLINOPTILOLITE FOR THE REMOVAL OF COD AND SUSPENDED SOLIDS FROM A REAL DYE WASTEWATER
In the production of textile fabrics, the unfixed dye that is left in the process wastewater often show a significant influence of pollution, either in any receiving surface water or the extra burden of the pollution load in a receiving sewer. However, besides the unfixed dyes, other pollutants g...
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description | In the production of textile fabrics, the unfixed dye that is left in the process
wastewater often show a significant influence of pollution, either in any
receiving surface water or the extra burden of the pollution load in a receiving
sewer. However, besides the unfixed dyes, other pollutants generated in the
various stages of textile production have contributed to the strength and
variability of the pollutants inherent in the resultant wastewater. Therefore,
the present study characterizes a real textile wastewater and investigates the
feasibility and success of the combination of persulfate and clinoptilolite in a
single reactor to remove the target pollutants viz; chemical oxygen demand
(COD) and suspended solids (SS). Results of the study show that the
combination is feasible and successful in the treatment of recalcitrant dye
wastewater. This is indicated by the removal of COD (74%) and SS (99%).
The determinant factors that were observed to effectively influence the
treatment process were persulfate dosage (4/1), which was standardized as a
persulfate/contaminant ratio (g/g), dosage of clinoptilolite (8g), the initial pH
(4) of reaction and reaction time of 30 minutes to remove COD, and 210
minutes for the removal of SS. The residual SS at 3 mg/l is within the
acceptable limit of 50 mg/l, while the COD exceeded the standard limit. A
biological treatment may thereafter be applied to further remove the residual
COD to bring to an acceptable limit. |
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spelling | doaj.art-30fa6c5c5a2a4761a66ec548e5ced6ff2022-12-22T03:27:27ZengTaylor's UniversityJournal of Engineering Science and Technology1823-46902018-04-0113411221133COMBINED PERSULFATE AND CLINOPTILOLITE FOR THE REMOVAL OF COD AND SUSPENDED SOLIDS FROM A REAL DYE WASTEWATERFAGBENRO OLUWAKEMI KEHINDE0HAMIDI ABDUL AZIZ1School of Civil Engineering, Engineering Campus, Universiti Sains Malaysia (USM), 14300 Nibong Tebal, Penang, Malaysia; Department of Civil Engineering, Faculty of Engineering and Technology, Ladoke Akintola University of Technology, Ogbomoso, P.M.B. 4000, NigeriaSchool of Civil Engineering, Engineering Campus, Universiti Sains Malaysia (USM), 14300 Nibong Tebal, Penang, Malaysia; Solid Waste Management Cluster, Engineering Campus, Universiti Sains Malaysia (USM), 14300 Nibong Tebal, Penang, MalaysiaIn the production of textile fabrics, the unfixed dye that is left in the process wastewater often show a significant influence of pollution, either in any receiving surface water or the extra burden of the pollution load in a receiving sewer. However, besides the unfixed dyes, other pollutants generated in the various stages of textile production have contributed to the strength and variability of the pollutants inherent in the resultant wastewater. Therefore, the present study characterizes a real textile wastewater and investigates the feasibility and success of the combination of persulfate and clinoptilolite in a single reactor to remove the target pollutants viz; chemical oxygen demand (COD) and suspended solids (SS). Results of the study show that the combination is feasible and successful in the treatment of recalcitrant dye wastewater. This is indicated by the removal of COD (74%) and SS (99%). The determinant factors that were observed to effectively influence the treatment process were persulfate dosage (4/1), which was standardized as a persulfate/contaminant ratio (g/g), dosage of clinoptilolite (8g), the initial pH (4) of reaction and reaction time of 30 minutes to remove COD, and 210 minutes for the removal of SS. The residual SS at 3 mg/l is within the acceptable limit of 50 mg/l, while the COD exceeded the standard limit. A biological treatment may thereafter be applied to further remove the residual COD to bring to an acceptable limit.http://jestec.taylors.edu.my/Vol%2013%20issue%204%20April%202018/13_4_19.pdfPersulfateclinoptilolitedyesSSCOD. |
spellingShingle | FAGBENRO OLUWAKEMI KEHINDE HAMIDI ABDUL AZIZ COMBINED PERSULFATE AND CLINOPTILOLITE FOR THE REMOVAL OF COD AND SUSPENDED SOLIDS FROM A REAL DYE WASTEWATER Journal of Engineering Science and Technology Persulfate clinoptilolite dyes SS COD. |
title | COMBINED PERSULFATE AND CLINOPTILOLITE FOR THE REMOVAL OF COD AND SUSPENDED SOLIDS FROM A REAL DYE WASTEWATER |
title_full | COMBINED PERSULFATE AND CLINOPTILOLITE FOR THE REMOVAL OF COD AND SUSPENDED SOLIDS FROM A REAL DYE WASTEWATER |
title_fullStr | COMBINED PERSULFATE AND CLINOPTILOLITE FOR THE REMOVAL OF COD AND SUSPENDED SOLIDS FROM A REAL DYE WASTEWATER |
title_full_unstemmed | COMBINED PERSULFATE AND CLINOPTILOLITE FOR THE REMOVAL OF COD AND SUSPENDED SOLIDS FROM A REAL DYE WASTEWATER |
title_short | COMBINED PERSULFATE AND CLINOPTILOLITE FOR THE REMOVAL OF COD AND SUSPENDED SOLIDS FROM A REAL DYE WASTEWATER |
title_sort | combined persulfate and clinoptilolite for the removal of cod and suspended solids from a real dye wastewater |
topic | Persulfate clinoptilolite dyes SS COD. |
url | http://jestec.taylors.edu.my/Vol%2013%20issue%204%20April%202018/13_4_19.pdf |
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