Reduction of COD of Textile Industry Waste Water by Using Acoustic Cavitation Coupled with Advanced Oxidation Processes

Thakare, Y. D.; Wani, K. S.

doi:10.22214/ijraset.2018.1105

IJRASET

2018

DOI: 10.22214/ijraset.2018.1105

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Reduction of COD of Textile Industry Waste Water by Using Acoustic Cavitation Coupled with Advanced Oxidation Processes

Y. D. Thakare¹,

K. S. Wani²

Abstract: The textile and dye industries require ahuge amount of water for processing and produce a large volume of wastewater. Generated wastewater had potential hazards and a threat to the aquatic life.In the present study, reduction of chemical oxygen demand (

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Reduction of COD of Textile Industry Waste Water by Using Acoustic Cavitation Coupled with Advanced Oxidation Processes

Abstract: The textile and dye industries require ahuge amount of water for processing and produce a large volume of wastewater. Generated wastewater had potential hazards and a threat to the aquatic life.In the present study, reduction of chemical oxygen demand (

Cited by 5 publications

References 49 publications

A review on the treatment of textile industry effluents through Fenton processes

A review on the treatment of textile industry effluents through Fenton processes

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