The selection of appropriate low-cost natural materials for textile wastewater treatment in constructed wetlands
This paper studies the treatment efficiency of a vertical-flow constructed wetland model, which contains two different combinations of low-cost natural materials for the purification of textile dyebath wastewaters.
Preliminary, chemical and structural aspects of sand, natural zeolite and peat were evaluated using scanning electron microscopy and mid-infrared spectroscopy, and the adsorption kinetic of two structurally different dyes on peat and zeolite was studied. Additionally, the experimental part was conducted in a CW model on two laboratory prepared dye-bath wastewaters, containing two commercial reactive dyestuffs, different chemicals and auxiliaries. The obtained results indicate that the constructed wetland model offers a wide spectrum of natural processes that serve to reduce dye concentration (up to 70%), TOC and COD values (up to 88%), electrical conductivity (60%) and pH values (from 12 to 7.6), depending on the combination of materials, contact time and initial dye-baths composition (different dyestuffs).
| Copyright: | © Aristotle University of Thessaloniki | |
| Quelle: | 2nd International Conference 2009 (Juni 2009) | |
| Seiten: | 6 | |
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| Autor: | Darinka Fakin  Alenka Ojstrsek | |
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