Treatment of real textile effluent containing indigo blue dye by hybrid system combining adsorption and membrane processes
Sarra Ben Salah,
Mahzoura Missaoui,
Afef Attia
et al.
Abstract:The rapid expansion of the textile industry in Tunisia has resulted in ever-increasing discharges of wastewater, making it necessary to set up treatment systems allowing i) its discharge into the environment or ii) to recycle the water in the textile plant. In this study, several unitary operations were tested in order to improve the treated water quality. Thus, the following unit operations were applied: adsorption using Natural Clay (NC) and Powdered Activated Carbon (PAC), ultrafiltration (UF) and nanofiltr… Show more
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