Journal of environmental science and health. Part A, Toxic/hazardous substances & environmental engineering · 2004
Purification of electroplating wastewaters utilizing waste by-product ferrous sulfate and wood fly ash.
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Orescanin Visnja, Mikelic Luka, Lulic Stipe, Nad Karlo, Mikulic Nenad, Rubcic Mirta, Pavlovic Gordana
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A new procedure for electroplating wastewater treatment using waste by-product (ferrous-sulfate) and waste (wood fly ash) is presented. Ferrous-sulfate was employed for Cr(VI) reduction whereas neutralization and heavy metal removal from electroplating wastewaters was performed using wood fly ash. Heavy metal removal efficiency varied from 97.5% for Cu to 99.973% for Zn. Satisfying results can be achieved already at the pH 8. The method is suitable for the purposes of wastewater treatment and disposal in compliance with environmental laws. Furthermore, it is technically simple, cost-efficient and requires less space compared to the classical methodology. According to the composition of its water extractable fraction remaining waste ash could be safely deposited on domestic waste repositories.