Abstract
Preparation and characterization of tubular cermet membrane for microfiltration separation: application to the treatment of textile wastewater
Highlights
The environment is a victim of several aggressive industrial activities
This study presented the elaboration and implementation of two membranes made of ceramics and commercial powder (CA) or waste aluminum alloy (WA) intended for the filtration of textile wastewater
The membranes were prepared by the extrusion procedure
Summary
The environment is a victim of several aggressive industrial activities. On the one hand, textile industries release huge amounts of wastewater causing serious damage to surface and underground water resources.As a rough estimation in sequence, to process a ton of textile, 230–270 tons of water has to be used [1,2,3]. The environment is a victim of several aggressive industrial activities. Textile industries release huge amounts of wastewater causing serious damage to surface and underground water resources. As a rough estimation in sequence, to process a ton of textile, 230–270 tons of water has to be used [1,2,3]. The resulting effluents of such processes are highly loaded with organic pollutants such as salts and synthetic dyes [4]. In Tunisia, most of the textile industries discharge untreated wastewater into water bodies, which percolates into the groundwater, posing a threat to the health and socioeconomic life of the people.
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