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Advanced oxidation processes and biotreatments for water recycling in the textile industry (ADOPBIO)

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no. Code Research organisation City Registration number No. of publicationsNo. of publications
1.  0795  University ob Maribor, Faculty of mechanical engineering  Maribor  5089638010  23,928 
Abstract
The AdOPBio project aims to develop a decolouring and recycling treatment of the wastewaters in the textile finishing industry, based on two alternative methods: Advance Oxidation Processes (UV-activated photolysis of hydrogen peroxide and thermal activate d oxidation process) for the decolouration of the spent bath, combined with a bioflotation process for the destruction of the residual organic load. The combination of these wastewater treatments is expected to achieve a complete decolourisation of the pro cess waters for every type of wet process (finishing, bleaching, dyeing, etc.). The project will also develop and implement a process-control software based on artificial neural network and systems dynamics. Research centres in collaboration with textil e finishing companies and suppliers of dyeing machines and wastewater treatment equipment will develop a prototype that will be tested and validated by the end-user companies (textile finishing companies) in order to accumulate experiences and improve the capability of the plant to match a wide range of industrial needs. The project includes all the steps in developing a wastewater treatment unit such as: * modelling and laboratory investigations of AOP and bioflotation processes * design and manufactu re of AOP and bioflotation reactors * design and manufacture of a dyeing machine, interfaced with both AOP reactors * implementation of an ANN-based process control software * interfacing the dyeing machine with the bioflotation treatment plant * test s of the plant in and industrial validation of the decolouring and recycling process
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