Characterization Of Pectin As Biopolymeric Flocculant And Its Effectiveness In The Treatment Of Turbid Waste Water

Coagulation and flocculation processes were applied in the treatment of turbid wastewater. Two coagulants, namely, Al3+ and Fe3+ and three flocculants, namely, commercial pectin, industrial flocculant and self-extract pectin from orange peel were used to compare the effectiveness of the treatments....

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Main Author: Ho, Yeek Chia
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Language:English
Published: 2000
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description Coagulation and flocculation processes were applied in the treatment of turbid wastewater. Two coagulants, namely, Al3+ and Fe3+ and three flocculants, namely, commercial pectin, industrial flocculant and self-extract pectin from orange peel were used to compare the effectiveness of the treatments. Response Surface Methodology for two responses, namely, flocculating activity and turbidity reduction was applied for the optimization of the treatment conditions. The physicochemical characteristics of the three flocculants were analyzed.
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spelling usm-418552019-04-12T05:27:05Z http://eprints.usm.my/41855/ Characterization Of Pectin As Biopolymeric Flocculant And Its Effectiveness In The Treatment Of Turbid Waste Water Ho, Yeek Chia T1-995 Technology(General) Coagulation and flocculation processes were applied in the treatment of turbid wastewater. Two coagulants, namely, Al3+ and Fe3+ and three flocculants, namely, commercial pectin, industrial flocculant and self-extract pectin from orange peel were used to compare the effectiveness of the treatments. Response Surface Methodology for two responses, namely, flocculating activity and turbidity reduction was applied for the optimization of the treatment conditions. The physicochemical characteristics of the three flocculants were analyzed. 2000-09 Thesis NonPeerReviewed application/pdf en http://eprints.usm.my/41855/1/HO_YEEK_CHIA.pdf Ho, Yeek Chia (2000) Characterization Of Pectin As Biopolymeric Flocculant And Its Effectiveness In The Treatment Of Turbid Waste Water. Masters thesis, Universiti Sains Malaysia.
spellingShingle T1-995 Technology(General)
Ho, Yeek Chia
Characterization Of Pectin As Biopolymeric Flocculant And Its Effectiveness In The Treatment Of Turbid Waste Water
title Characterization Of Pectin As Biopolymeric Flocculant And Its Effectiveness In The Treatment Of Turbid Waste Water
title_full Characterization Of Pectin As Biopolymeric Flocculant And Its Effectiveness In The Treatment Of Turbid Waste Water
title_fullStr Characterization Of Pectin As Biopolymeric Flocculant And Its Effectiveness In The Treatment Of Turbid Waste Water
title_full_unstemmed Characterization Of Pectin As Biopolymeric Flocculant And Its Effectiveness In The Treatment Of Turbid Waste Water
title_short Characterization Of Pectin As Biopolymeric Flocculant And Its Effectiveness In The Treatment Of Turbid Waste Water
title_sort characterization of pectin as biopolymeric flocculant and its effectiveness in the treatment of turbid waste water
topic T1-995 Technology(General)
url http://eprints.usm.my/41855/
http://eprints.usm.my/41855/1/HO_YEEK_CHIA.pdf