Waste water treatment is a large, complex and nonlinear system due to being influenced by big speed, pollution as well as the uncertainty related to the composition of the input waste stream. In reality, these systems are always required to operate continuously and stably so that the natural environment is able to absorb the treated waste water safely. Therefore, the size as well as operation q...

Textile waste water treatment for industrial reuse remains as a complicated problem due to several reasons. Among them are: 1) Higher levels of Biological Oxygen Demand (BOD), Chemical Oxygen Demand (COD) and Total Dissolved Solids (TDS) content of the waste water; 2) Non-biodegradable nature of organic dye stuffs present in the effluent. Thus, any adopted treatment system, especially with resp...

In the area of water purification, nanotechnology offers the possibility of an efficient removal of pollutants and germs. Today nanoparticles, nanomembrane and nanopowder used for detection and removal of chemical and biological substances include metals (e.g. Cadmium, copper, lead, mercury, nickel, zinc), nutrients (e.g. Phosphate, ammonia, nitrate and nitrite), cyanide, organics, algae (e.g. ...

The waste water showed high values of total solid (TS), hardness and chloride with slightly alkaline pH along with high concentrations of Cr (2.03 mg l(-1)), Ni (1.59 mg l(-1)) and Zn (0.46 mg l(-1)). The concentration of Cu (0.21 mg l(-1)) and Zn in industrial waste water was low than Ni and Cr. The diluted (25 and 50%), undiluted (100%) waste water was used to irrigate the lettuce plants grow...

Background The aims of this study was to assess exposure to hydrogen sulphide (H2S) among waste water treatment workers (WWWs), and achieve a better measure of the risks of H2S exposure than only using the eight-hour average value and the ceiling value because the exposure pattern of H2S for WWWs is dominated by short-term peaks. Methods Ninety-three measurements of H2S from 56 WWWs in three ...

Having a proper waste water treatment system is crucial for making a good use of water resources. Current regulations enforce some restrictions to the industries producing waste, according to the capacities of waste water treatment plants. However, these are usually not sufficient to ensure that these capacities are not exceeded. In this paper we present a coordination system that provides a mo...

Information about waste water from the manufacture offibreboard is given, and in this connection a classification of suspended and dissolved impurities occurring in the waste water of fibreboard mills is made. The influence on the concentration and the total amount of such impurities are discussed as a function of the extent of closing of the process wa ter system. Various methods of treatment ...

Toshimasa Akamatsu Noboru Oda OVERVIEW: Many countries and regions around the world are facing threats of severe water shortages or degradation of the water environment resulting from factors such as explosive population growth, rising living standards brought about by economic progress, and increasing use of industrial water. Using the advanced technologies of water treatment systems, informat...

Decentralized eco-sanitation system is a promising and sustainable mode comparing to the century-old centralized conventional sanitation system. The decentralized concept relies on an environmentally and economically sound management of water, nutrient and energy fluxes. Source-separation systems for urban waste management collect different solid waste and wastewater streams separately to facil...

experiments were set up to estimate the effectiveness of clinoptilolite for the removal ofarsenate from aqueous solutions. the removal of arsenate by the exchanged forms was analyzed in thelight of the langmuir model of adsorption. a kinetic study of adsorption was carried out at differentintervals of time, and the kad values were calculated by using lagergren’s equation. adsorption ofarsenate ...