This paper was aimed to examine the removal of oil from water by photocatalytic advance oxidation under solar light. A pH of 11 has shown a higher oil removal efficiency. Oil remove efficiency levels at pH 11 have been found 75% within 230 minutes’ oily water effluent, studies have shown that Langmuir isotherm has been the best-fit one of the isotherms for the removal of oil. Data have shown a higher adsorptive capacity. Also we have studied another parameter like (catalyst concentration, initial oil concentration and pH). While the treatment of waste-water is dependent upon a great level of quality for the processed industrial water, the nature of wastes that are added throughout the utilization, and the treatment degree that has been received by the waste-water. Then, the data of the waste-water quality that has been measured rou-tinely and it was reported at the plants of the waste-water treatments are mainly for disposal of the treated effluent or the necessities of the discharge in terms of the gross pollution parameters.
In this work, the photocatalytic is related to simulated wastewater as well as recycling for industrial uses. Photocatalytic degradation of simulated wastewater content (Eosin Yellowish, Eriochrom Black T, Methyl Violet, EDTA, FeSO4.7H2O, NaCl, and NaOH) was utilized as a treatment approach in batch reactors within solar light in a heterogeneous slurry with the use of many concentrations regarding the commercial powder ZnO as photocatalysts semiconductors. We have tested many operation conditions like (catalyst concentration, pH, initial dye concentration and final water treated properties). The water quality related to treated wastewater is based on the nature of waste added during usage, the industrial water supply quality, and the treatment degree which is received via wastewater. After that, the quality data of wastewater is evaluated and indicated at waste-water treatment plant majorly for the disposal of the treated effluents or discharge requirements with regard to gross pollution parameter.
This paper analyzed the asymmetric flat rolling process of square section bars by testing experiments and finite element simulation methods. The impacts of the rate of roll diameter, decrease in altitude, and rotational speeds of the rolls on the width of cross-section and the curl radii at the leaving point of deformation for the brass and aluminum bar materials were investigated. Furthermore, the asymmetric rolling process of square section bars was simulated using ABAQUS commercial software. A great convergence was demonstrated among the findings forecasted by the FEM simulation and the experimental findings. It was found that by increasing the rate of rolling diameter, the curl radius and the width of the bar cross-section at the exit have been increased, and the roll speed has a insignificant impact on the width and the curl radius of the rolled bar.
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