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Study on Treatment and Reuse of Cotton Printing and Dyeing Wastewater

Chen Ji-hu

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In order to reuse the wastewater, reduce the production cost and environmental pollution, the technology of biological reactors and ceramic membrane was used to treat and reuse cotton printing and dyeing wastewater. The project design focused on the light wastewater according to the distribution of water quality. All the quality indexes of treated effluent fit the requirement of reuse water quality. Its COD, SS and color removal rate reached 85%, 98% and 95% respectively. There was no impact on product by using treated effluent.

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In order to reuse the wastewater, reduce the production cost and environmental pollution, the technology of biological reactors and ceramic membrane was used to treat and reuse cotton printing and dyeing wastewater. The project design focused on the light wastewater according to the distribution of water quality. All the quality indexes of treated effluent fit the requirement of reuse water quality. Its COD, SS and color removal rate reached 85%, 98% and 95% respectively. There was no impact on product by using treated effluent.

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In order to reuse the wastewater, reduce the production cost and environmental pollution, the technology of biological reactors and ceramic membrane was used to treat and reuse cotton printing and dyeing wastewater. The project design focused on the light wastewater according to the distribution of water quality. All the quality indexes of treated effluent fit the requirement of reuse water quality. Its COD, SS and color removal rate reached 85%, 98% and 95% respectively. There was no impact on product by using treated effluent.

Key concepts: Reuse, Effluent, Dyeing, Wastewater, Wastewater reuse, Environmental science, Waste management, Sewage treatment

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