2019
DOI: 10.1590/0001-3765201920181156
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Leachate and vinasse used in a biological process combined with Fenton’s reaction: a green method for treatment of textile effluents

Abstract: the production of textiles generates a large amount of liquid residues considered to be environmentally problematic and which, if discarded without due treatment, may cause eutrophication of water sources, the intoxication of living beings, and the blocking of light penetration. Some methods have been applied for the treatment of this type of waste, with the prominence of biological and physicochemical techniques. The combination of two or more techniques enhances the treatment's efficiency. This work investig… Show more

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“…To prevent pollution and to recycle valuable resources of soy sauce wastewater, various researches were carried out to develop effi cient and economic methods for soy sauce wastewater treatment and reusing (Hyun-Hee et al 2017, Battisti et al 2019. Hyun-Hee et al ( 2017) compared effi ciency of three oxidation agent, Fenton (Fe 2+ ), Fenton-like (Fe 3+ ), and ozone (O 3 ), to remove the color and lower the COD of soy sauce wastewater.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…To prevent pollution and to recycle valuable resources of soy sauce wastewater, various researches were carried out to develop effi cient and economic methods for soy sauce wastewater treatment and reusing (Hyun-Hee et al 2017, Battisti et al 2019. Hyun-Hee et al ( 2017) compared effi ciency of three oxidation agent, Fenton (Fe 2+ ), Fenton-like (Fe 3+ ), and ozone (O 3 ), to remove the color and lower the COD of soy sauce wastewater.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%