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Removal Of Dyestuff From Wastewater By Lewatit Monoplus M600

T. Ennil KÖSE
Uğur SELENGİL
Pages
163–181
Publication Date
2008-12-31
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The sorption capacity \vas found to be 26. 11 mgg by Langmuir isotherm. in the hatch desorplion process, various desorption solutions vere tesled. in the column study, the hreakthrough curve was obtained and capacity value ofthe resin was calculated.

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Objective & Hypothesis:In this study, removal of dyestuff from wastewater by strong base anion exchange resin was investigaled.
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Key Findings & Data:The effecls of paramelers such as pH, contacl time, temperalure, resin dosage and initial concentration on dyestuff removal vere studied.
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Conclusion & Impact:The sorption capacity \vas found to be 26. 11 mgg by Langmuir isotherm. in the hatch desorplion process, various desorption solutions vere tesled. in the column study, the hreakthrough curve was obtained and capacity value ofthe resin was calculated.
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⚙️Variables:Dyestvff · Ion-exchange · Lewatit MonoPlus M 600

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In this study, removal of dyestuff from wastewater by strong base anion exchange resin was investigaled. The effecls of paramelers such as pH, contacl time, temperalure, resin dosage and initial concentration on dyestuff removal vere studied. Kinelic test was performed tofmdout the mass transfer mechanism oflhe sorption process of dyestuff. The isotherm data could be well described by the Langmuir and Freundlich egualions. The sorption capacity \vas found to be 26. 11 mgg by Langmuir isotherm. in the hatch desorplion process, various desorption solutions vere tesled. in the column study, the hreakthrough curve was obtained and capacity value ofthe resin was calculated.

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In this study, removal of dyestuff from wastewater by strong base anion exchange resin was investigaled. The effecls of paramelers such as pH, contacl time, temperalure, resin dosage and initial concentration on dyestuff removal vere studied. Kinelic test was performed tofmdout the mass transfer mechanism oflhe sorption process of dyestuff. The isotherm data could be well described by the Langmuir and Freundlich egualions. The sorption capacity \vas found to be 26. 11 mgg by Langmuir isotherm. in the hatch desorplion process, various desorption solutions vere tesled. in the column study, the hreakthrough curve was obtained and capacity value ofthe resin was calculated.

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KÖSE, T. E., SELENGİL, U. (2008). Removal Of Dyestuff From Wastewater By Lewatit Monoplus M600. Eskişehir Osmangazi Üniversitesi Mühendislik ve Mimarlık Fakültesi Dergisi, Cilt: 21 Sayı: 2, 163–181. https://ajindex.com/articles/905183

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