Membrane Based Integrated Anaerobic Aerobic Process for the Treatment of Textile Wastewater
J. Hoinkis , M. Djennad , Saadia Ilhem Bouhadjar
كلية العلوم التكنولوجية-جامعة عبد الحميد بن باديس مستغانم · الجزائر
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علوم تطبيقية وتكنولوجية
الملخص
We are surrounded by rich diversity colour in our daily life, we all like wearing colourfulclothes, who can imagine among us our world in black and white? Clothes, flowers, rainbow,foods, animals, all remain in black and white; what kind of life would it be? Hence colours arevery important in our life. This described beauty can hide harmful impacts in the background,where these colours are produced, if these issues wouldn’t be immediately solved, this canlead definitively to a disaster and transform the world not only to black and white but to apolluted world where future generations would suffer from damages caused unintentionallywith the pretext of replying to the high demand, which requires high production. In otherwords and as Saint Exupery said: “we do not inherit the earth from our ancestors, we merelyborrow it from our children”. It is a responsibility before being an issue to resolve, asexplained above, colours are important in our life , but their production needs not only a hugeamount of water , but produces at the same time incredibly a high level of pollution, it is amatter of water pollution or more specifically, the sector meant here is textile wastewaterproduction. The main concern of this thesis is to deal with a Model Textile Dye Wastewater(MTDW) in a combined process anaerobic-aerobic treatment to membrane filtrationtechnology (MBR) by testing and comparing the performance of commercial availablemembranes (nanofiltration NF and ultrafiltration UF) to the novel antifouling membranesprepared in the frame of BioNexGen EU Project ( www.bionexgen.eu). The choice of thissubject is based on several reasons, one of the most important is that Algeria is long regardedamong MENA countries, as a land suffering from water scarcity, at the same time havinggreat and active textile industry sectors that consume water and hamper the environment. Onthe other hand biological process proving being not only efficient but also economicallycheap, but alone is not enough since this step is regarded as the first treatment stage, whereCOD and BOD levels are reduced, therefore the combination with the membrane filtrationtechnology in order to discard the rest of the pollutant compounds.
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- Membrane Based Integrated Anaerobic Aerobic Process for the Treatment of Textile Wastewater
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- الإشراف
- J. Hoinkis , M. Djennad
- الإعداد
- Saadia Ilhem Bouhadjar
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