The Role Of Cation And Anion Exchange Resin For The Removal Of Cod, Colour, And Nh3-n From Coffee Processing Wastewater

Coffee is the second most traded commodity after petroleum. The cultivation and production of coffee have expanded globally. However, the processing of coffee from coffee bean to drink requires a large quantity of clean water and results in a considerable volume of contaminated wastewater. The physi...

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Main Author: Emmanuel, Madu Ijanu
Format: Thesis
Language:English
Published: 2021
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description Coffee is the second most traded commodity after petroleum. The cultivation and production of coffee have expanded globally. However, the processing of coffee from coffee bean to drink requires a large quantity of clean water and results in a considerable volume of contaminated wastewater. The physicochemical properties analyses of coffee wastewater reveal that the coffee processing wastewater is dark brown because it contains several non-biodegradable and suspended colloidal organic particles. Therefore, it urges to treat the coffee processing wastewater before discharge into the nearest watercourse. Over the years, various technologies have been implemented to treat the coffee wastewater to mitigate standard discharge limits set by Environmental agencies. In the present study, the influence of cation and anion exchange resins was determined to remove COD, colour, and NH3-N from coffee wastewater. The experiments were conducted with varying pH, resin doses, reaction time, shaking speed and temperature. Kinetics, thermodynamics and surface modelling were employed to determine the ion-exchange resin behaviour in removing COD, colour and NH3-N from coffee wastewater. Response surface methodology (RSM) was utilized to optimize the ion exchanges experimental conditions on maximum removal of COD, colour and NH3-N from coffee wastewater. Besides, the removal of COD, colour and NH3-N from coffee wastewater using cation and anion exchange resins was conducted using an up-flow column system. Finally, the regeneration of cation and anion exchange resins were also carried out.
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spelling usm.eprints-532222022-06-30T16:21:37Z http://eprints.usm.my/53222/ The Role Of Cation And Anion Exchange Resin For The Removal Of Cod, Colour, And Nh3-n From Coffee Processing Wastewater Emmanuel, Madu Ijanu TA1-2040 Engineering (General). Civil engineering (General) Coffee is the second most traded commodity after petroleum. The cultivation and production of coffee have expanded globally. However, the processing of coffee from coffee bean to drink requires a large quantity of clean water and results in a considerable volume of contaminated wastewater. The physicochemical properties analyses of coffee wastewater reveal that the coffee processing wastewater is dark brown because it contains several non-biodegradable and suspended colloidal organic particles. Therefore, it urges to treat the coffee processing wastewater before discharge into the nearest watercourse. Over the years, various technologies have been implemented to treat the coffee wastewater to mitigate standard discharge limits set by Environmental agencies. In the present study, the influence of cation and anion exchange resins was determined to remove COD, colour, and NH3-N from coffee wastewater. The experiments were conducted with varying pH, resin doses, reaction time, shaking speed and temperature. Kinetics, thermodynamics and surface modelling were employed to determine the ion-exchange resin behaviour in removing COD, colour and NH3-N from coffee wastewater. Response surface methodology (RSM) was utilized to optimize the ion exchanges experimental conditions on maximum removal of COD, colour and NH3-N from coffee wastewater. Besides, the removal of COD, colour and NH3-N from coffee wastewater using cation and anion exchange resins was conducted using an up-flow column system. Finally, the regeneration of cation and anion exchange resins were also carried out. 2021-09 Thesis NonPeerReviewed application/pdf en http://eprints.usm.my/53222/1/MADU%20IJANU%20EMMANUEL%20-%20TESIS24.pdf Emmanuel, Madu Ijanu (2021) The Role Of Cation And Anion Exchange Resin For The Removal Of Cod, Colour, And Nh3-n From Coffee Processing Wastewater. PhD thesis, Universiti Sains Malaysia..
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The Role Of Cation And Anion Exchange Resin For The Removal Of Cod, Colour, And Nh3-n From Coffee Processing Wastewater
title The Role Of Cation And Anion Exchange Resin For The Removal Of Cod, Colour, And Nh3-n From Coffee Processing Wastewater
title_full The Role Of Cation And Anion Exchange Resin For The Removal Of Cod, Colour, And Nh3-n From Coffee Processing Wastewater
title_fullStr The Role Of Cation And Anion Exchange Resin For The Removal Of Cod, Colour, And Nh3-n From Coffee Processing Wastewater
title_full_unstemmed The Role Of Cation And Anion Exchange Resin For The Removal Of Cod, Colour, And Nh3-n From Coffee Processing Wastewater
title_short The Role Of Cation And Anion Exchange Resin For The Removal Of Cod, Colour, And Nh3-n From Coffee Processing Wastewater
title_sort role of cation and anion exchange resin for the removal of cod colour and nh3 n from coffee processing wastewater
topic TA1-2040 Engineering (General). Civil engineering (General)
url http://eprints.usm.my/53222/1/MADU%20IJANU%20EMMANUEL%20-%20TESIS24.pdf
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