REMOVAL OF ACID RED 206 DYE IN POLLUTANT WATER BY ZNFE2O4/BENTONITE AS A NANOPHOTOCATALYST IN BATCH REACTOR USING TAGUACHI METHOD

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BAYAT BEED KOUPEH RAHELEH; EBRAHIMI MOHAMMAD; KEYVANI BAHRAM

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Journal: WATER AND WASTEWATER Year:2013 | Volume:24 | Issue:3 (87) Page(s): 128-136

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REMOVAL OF ACID RED 206 DYE IN POLLUTANT WATER BY ZNFE2O4/BENTONITE AS A NANOPHOTOCATALYST IN BATCH REACTOR USING TAGUACHI METHOD

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BAYAT BEED KOUPEH RAHELEH | EBRAHIMI MOHAMMAD | KEYVANI BAHRAM | Issue Writer Certificate

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ACID RED 206Q2

NANO PHOTO CATALYSTQ2

ZEOLITEQ2

TAGUCHI METHODQ2

Abstract

Acid Red206 (C40H20CaN4O8S2) is a textile dye with global usage which is found in sewage of textile manufacturing industries in large quantity. In this research the reaction of Acid Red206 (AR206) in photocatalytic analysis was carried out in water with use of TAGUCHI METHOD, Qualitek-4 software and catalyst suspension ZnFe2O4/Bentonite and UV light radiation. To identify prepared catalyst, SEM image and XRD diffraction pattern were used. Based on TAGUCHI METHOD the test results displayed the maximum photo catalytic activity. From kinetic view the reaction was first order and study of reaction rate was carried out with the use of first order kinetic equation and Acceptable results were gained in this consideration. The effect of factors in photo catalytic analysis such as pH, the amount of photo catalyst and hydrogen peroxide and temperature of reaction, were examined and the most efficiency in optimum conditions (pH=5, hydrogen peroxide=1ml, nonophotocatalyst=75ppm and temperature=293K) was observed. According to these results, a method was obtained for photo catalytic analysis with the use of ZnFe2O4/Bentonite catalyst and UV light radiation, which by its development in an industrial form, it can be used for analyzing the wastewater in loom or other industries.

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EVALUATING THE EFFICIENCY OF DYE REMOVAL FROM TEXTILE INDUSTRY WASTEWATER USING THE TITANIUM DIOXIDE PHOTOCATALYTIC PROCESS UNDER UV-LED LIGHT IRRADIATION: A CASE STUDY, HAMADAN NAKH RANG FACTORY

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BAYAT BEED KOUPEH, RAHELEH, EBRAHIMI, MOHAMMAD, & KEYVANI, BAHRAM. (2013). REMOVAL OF ACID RED 206 DYE IN POLLUTANT WATER BY ZNFE₂O₄/BENTONITE AS A NANOPHOTOCATALYST IN BATCH REACTOR USING TAGUACHI METHOD. WATER AND WASTEWATER, 24(3 (87)), 128-136. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/103628/en

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BAYAT BEED KOUPEH RAHELEH, EBRAHIMI MOHAMMAD, KEYVANI BAHRAM. REMOVAL OF ACID RED 206 DYE IN POLLUTANT WATER BY ZNFE₂O₄/BENTONITE AS A NANOPHOTOCATALYST IN BATCH REACTOR USING TAGUACHI METHOD. WATER AND WASTEWATER[Internet]. 2013;24(3 (87)):128-136. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/103628/en

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RAHELEH BAYAT BEED KOUPEH, MOHAMMAD EBRAHIMI, and BAHRAM KEYVANI, “REMOVAL OF ACID RED 206 DYE IN POLLUTANT WATER BY ZNFE₂O₄/BENTONITE AS A NANOPHOTOCATALYST IN BATCH REACTOR USING TAGUACHI METHOD,” WATER AND WASTEWATER, vol. 24, no. 3 (87), pp. 128–136, 2013, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/103628/en

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