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INTRODUCTION
The adsorption is the process of accumulating substances that are in solution on a suitable interface. Adsorption is a mass transfer operation in that a constituent in liquid phase is transferred to the solid phase. The adsorbate is the substance that is being removed from the liquid phase at the interface. The adsorbent is the solid, liquid or gas phase on to which the adsorbate accumulates. The adsorption process has not been used extensively in waste water treatment, but demands for a better quality of treated waste water effluent, including toxicity reduction, have led to an intensive examination and use of the process of adsorption on activated carbon. Activated carbon treatment of waste water is usually thought of as a polishing process for water that has already received normal biological treatment. The carbon in this case is used to remove a portion of the remaining dissolved organic matter.
Activated Carbon Adsorption Seminar Report
Page Length : 25
Content :
- Introduction
- Activated Carbon
- Types Of Activated Carbon
- Application Of Activated Carbon
- Activated Carbon Adsoption Systems
- Adsorption Isotherm
- Advantages Of Activated Carbon Adsorption
- Limitations Of Activated Carbon Adsorption
- References
Activated Carbon Adsorption Presentation Report (PPT)
Page Length : 12
Content :
- Introduction
- Activated Carbon
- Types of Activated Carbon
- Activated Carbon Adsoption Systems
- Advantages of Activated Carbon Adsorption
- Limitations of Activated Carbon Adsorption
- References
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