Study of treatment of simulated electroplating wastewater containing heavy-metal Nickel by forward osmosis
Subject Areas :
Environment Pullotion (water and wastewater)
Esmaeil Koohestanian
1
,
mohammad nematzadeh
2
1 - Assistant professor of chemical engineering, Islamic Azad university, Iranshahr branch, Iranshahr, Iran. *(Corresponding Author)
2 - Ph. D student of chemical engineering, university of Sistan and Baluchestan, Zahedan, Iran.
Received: 2018-06-18
Accepted : 2018-12-22
Published : 2022-10-23
Keywords:
electroplating,
Wastewater treatment,
Heavy Metals,
Forward Osmosis,
Membrane process,
Abstract :
Background and Objective: One of the most hazardous industrial wastewater is electroplating industry wastewater. Nowadays, the forward osmosis (FO) process with potential capabilities has been considered by many researchers for its various membrane applications. Hence, in the present study, for the treatment of simulated electroplating wastewater containing heavy-metal Nickel, has been investigated the FO process. Furthermore, the influence of process variables such as temperature, osmotic pressure and feed concentration have been evaluated on the performance of the FO process for water flux and Nickel rejection efficiency.Material and Methodology: In order to analyze the data and to reduce the cost of conducting the test and saving time, to design of experiment and analyze the data have been used the Minitab software and the Taguchi method.Finding: The results of the experiments showed that the forward osmosis process has the ability to produce water flux and even remove heavy metal Nickel to over 98% in different operating conditions.Discussion & Conclusion: The increase of the osmotic pressure and feed solution concentration increased and reduced the water flux and Nickel rejection, respectively, but with increasing temperature, the amount of water flux increased and the amount of nickel removal was reduced.
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Wang J, Chen C. Biosorption of heavy metals by Saccharomyces cerevisiae: a review. Biotechnology advances. 2006;24(5):427-51.
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Sharma Y, Prasad G, Rupainwar D. Removal of Ni (II) from aqueous solutions by sorption. International journal of environmental studies. 1991;37(3):183-91.
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McCutcheon JR, McGinnis RL, Elimelech M. Desalination by ammonia–carbon dioxide forward osmosis: influence of draw and feed solution concentrations on process performance. Journal of Membrane Science. 2006;278, 114-23.
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Shaffer DL, Werber JR, Jaramillo H, Lin S, Elimelech M. Forward osmosis: where are we now? Desalination. 2015;356:271-84.
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