Removal of Direct Dyes from Textile Wastewater by Means of Combined Methods [Articol]
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2009
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Wastewater discharge by textile factories in natural water is impossible. Being of poor quality with a low biological index (the biochemical consumption of oxygen (BCO)/the chemical consumption of oxygen (CCO) < 0.3), such wastewater is toxic for water organisms. To remove textile dyes from wastewater, various methods are used: neutralization and coagulation [1–2]; electrochemical oxidation [3–5]; and catalytic oxidation by means of hydrogen peroxide [6–9], ozone, or chlorine [10–12].
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coagulation methods, catalytic oxidation, electrocoagulation, biochemical consumption, electrochemical research
Citation
MATVEEVICH, V., DUKA, G., GONTSA, M. Removal of Direct Dyes from Textile Wastewater by Means of Combined Methods. In: Surface Engineering and Applied Electrochemistry . 2009, nr. 4(45), pp.312-317. ISSN 1068-3755.