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Waste Discharge Analysis Trade Effluent - ELAB
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Effluent Treatment in Chemical and Textile Industries
India’s chemical and textile industries are among the largest contributors to the country’s manufacturing growth. However, they are also two of the most water-intensive sectors, generating large volumes of wastewater containing dyes, salts, acids, solvents, heavy metals, and complex organic compounds. Managing this wastewater responsibly is no longer optional. Effective effluent treatment is critical for regulatory compliance, environmental protection, and sustainable industrial growth. read more here…
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The present study aimed to explore the effectiveness of compost produced from biodigester effluent on the agronomic parameters of cotton in the Cascades region of Burkina Faso. To this end, the fertilizing value of composts produced from biodigester effluent was characterized. The effect of the compost on cotton yield parameters was evaluated using an experimental setup. The on-farm experiment was based on a Completely Randomized Block Design with six replications. Each block included five treatments: one exclusively mineral treatment, two treatments using compost alone, and two treatments combining compost and mineral fertilizers. In addition, the average weight of cottonseed per plant and the cottonseed yield were determined. The results showed relatively average contents of organic matter (20.95%), total phosphorus (0.30 g/kg), and total nitrogen (0.66%), as well as low levels of total potassium (0.62 g/kg) compared to FAO standards. Fertilization combining 5 t/ha of compost + 200 kg/ha of NPK was the one that produced the best results on the evaluated cotton yield parameters. The production of compost from biodigester effluent is a way to valorize household waste, plant debris, and animal manure to improve cotton yields while restoring soil fertility.
The case study reveals the comprehensive physico-chemical parameters of the dispersed effluent from industries of the dollar city (Tirupur) Tamil Nadu by using biological method that represent heavy source of environmental pollution that entered the water reservoir. The physicochemical properties were analyzed, both physical and chemical parameters and treated with biological method. Physico-chemical parameters like pH, Color, Total dissolved solid (TDS), Electrical conductivity (EC), Biochemical oxygen demand (BOD), Chemical oxygen demand (COD), Turbidity, Total Hardness, Chloride, Oil and grease had seen in effluent samples from different places were assessed. The effluent sample were triplicated and analyzed by above parameters separately. The results were correlated with the water quality standards as per EPA (Environmental Pollution Agency), BIS (Bureau of Indian Standard) and WHO (World Health Organization) norms. Sample from Vijayapuram contains high color (9.7±0.5), TDS (3672±2), total hardness (620±3) and BOD (218±3) values, according to the physicochemical analyzed. Sample Sidco has high chloride levels (995±3), total hardness (620±3) and BOD (218±3), while sample Alangadu has high EC (1983±2) and TSS (377±3) levels, while Rayapuram has high pH (8.5±0.1), COD (821±2) and Oil & grease level (67.4±2) as well as increases in BOD, COD, and pH fluctuation, are the causes of the effluents colour discharge observed respectively. The analyzed quantity of all samples exceeded the prescribed Standard limit. The textile effluent was one of the sources for the major pollutant that affect the water reservoir and the flora and fauna existing in the particular environment and affect the life cycle. The present study strongly recommends that the treatment for the textile effluent before the dispersion to the nearer water reservoirs.
This industries in terms of water and, accordingly wastewater production considered as pollutant effluent due to having various kinds of organic and mineral materials. Therefore, in order to pump it to environment or reuse it, electro coagulation method was used to remove various compounds from effluent produced in paper recycling industry. The objective of this paper is to study the possibility of produced effluent treatment in paper recycling industry using electro coagulation in order to reach necessary standards and easy implementation of wastewater treatment procedures. At first, raw effluent was analyzed after a sedimentation phase in which solid suspended substances such as fibers were separated from liquid phase. Then they were transferred to electro coagulation phase and removal efficiency of measured parameters such as COD, BOD, TSS, TDS, Conductivity, Turbidity levels were studied in electric potential range of 6-12 volt during 10, 20, and 30 minutes in three different pH (pH=7, 5.5 ,8.5 ). The results showed that increased electric potential and reaction time rise electro coagulation efficiency in that the maximum The maximum contaminant removal efficiency measures of pollutant indicators happened at potential difference of 12 volt, reaction time of 30 minutes, and pH=8.5 for COD, BOD, TSS, Turbidity, TDS and Conductivity which are reported 51.04%, 51.8%, 95.6%, 83.7%, 1.34%, and 2.69%, respectively. It is inferred that electro coagulation process enjoys appropriate efficiency to remove pollutants in paper mill effluent industry.