Turbidity and BOD removal of a paper recycling mill effluent by electro-coagulation technique
The purpose of this work was to provide an alternative to effluent treatment of an OCC paper recycling mill by electro-coagulation technique. The experiments carried out to find the optimum conditions for turbidity and biological oxygen demand (BOD) reduction of the effluent at four levels of electr...
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| description | The purpose of this work was to provide an alternative to effluent treatment of an OCC paper recycling mill by electro-coagulation technique. The experiments carried out to find the optimum conditions for turbidity and biological oxygen demand (BOD) reduction of the effluent at four levels of electrolysis time (10, 20, 30 and 60 min), three initial suspension pH levels (3, 7.5 and 10), by two constant voltage of 9.0 and 12.0. The results indicated that electro-coagula tion is an effective technique for treatment of paper recycling mill effluent. At optimum conditions, more than 99.7% of turbidity and 96.1% of BOD were effectively removed. |
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| subjects | Applied sciences Biochemical oxygen demand BOD Chief executive officers Coagulation Effluents Electro-coagulation Electrolysis Exact sciences and technology Mills Optimization Oxygen demand Oxygen requirement Paper recycling pH effects Pollution Pulp & paper industry Recycling Removal Total oxygen demand Turbidity Voltage Water treatment and pollution |
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