Abstract
AbstractIn the last couple of years, response surface methodology (RSM) has been implemented to model as well as refine a range of waste treatment processes, specifically in water and wastewater treatment. RSM analyzes the outcomes of the variables as well as extract their values from the ones which provide the important values. RSM can be used as the optimization method to reduce the number of experiment. Recent information on RSM usage is discussed in this article, specifically in physicochemical wastewater treatment. The theoretical principles and measures for its execution are first outlined. The latest research on its usage of coagulation-flocculation, adsorption, advanced processes of oxidation, electrochemical processes, and disinfection is being examined. This highlights the limitations of the technique. Tries made to improve the RSM by integrating it with other modeling techniques are also listed. RSM can help improve wastewater treatment operation condition, especially physicochemical treatment.KeywordsResponse surface methodologyOptimizationPhysicochemicalWastewater
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