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Rodman, Ron

doi:10.1093/acprof:oso/9780195340242.003.0001

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“…In the work of Rodman [9] on a direct, an acid, a disperse and a reactive dye, the dye solution was fed at intervals to a restricted amount of sludge after removal of the supernatant liquor. Rodman found that C.I.…”

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Publication Sponsored by ETAD The Adsorption of Dyes on Activated Sludge

Hitz

Huber

Reed³

1978

Journal of the Society of Dyers and Colourists

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Effluents from textile dyeing and printing processes usually contain dissolved or suspended dyes in small quantities. One of the treatments which may be applied to such effluent is passage through a biological treatment plant in which colour removal proceeds via adsorption on activated sludge. An indication was sought as to the likely efficacy of such a plant in dealing with intermittent influxes of dyes at concentrations similar to those to be expected in practice. A simple test method is described which enables the tendency of a dye to be removed by adsorption on activated sludge to be categorized. Application of the test to six classes of dyes by some of the member firms of ETAD has indicated that the adsorption depends on the class of dye and to structural differences within the classes.

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