Treatment of textile effluents by membrane technologies Presented at the Conference on Desalination and the Environment, Santa Margherita, Italy, 22-26 May 2005. European Desalination Society

Treatment of textile effluents by membrane technologies Presented at the Conference on Desalination and the Environment, Santa Margherita, Italy, 22-26 May 2005. European Desalination Society

The textile industry is a large water consumer. As regulations become stringent and the cost of freshwater increases, reclamation of wastewater becomes more and more attractive. This paper presents the results of the laboratory-scale membrane experiments of textile industry effluents previously biol...

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