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Arsenic removal from drinking water by electrocoagulation using iron electrodes-an understanding of the process parameters(Journal of Environmental Chemical Engineering )
(Banerji, Tuhin,4,4,3990-4000,Year : 2016)
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Various methods exist for arsenic removal from water, but most are not viable as they require addition of oxidants and use adsorbents which have limited adsorption capacities. Electrocoagulation using iron electrodes (ECFe) is a promising technology for arsenic removal. Efficiency of arsenic removal by ECFe may be affected by parameters such as pH, current intensity, initial arsenic concentration and co-occurring ions like phosphate, silicate, natural organic matter (NOM), bicarbonate, sulphate, nitrate and chloride but the causal action is not well understood. Thus experiments were designed and carried out to observe these effects and get a better understanding of ECFe. The results indicate that the oxidation of Fe(II) generated during ECFe is essential for high efficiency (with respect to iron dose) of arsenic removal. Lower current intensities and pH7 were found to be most efficient for arsenic removal per unit weight of iron dissolved. Observations indicate that arsenic reacts with ferric (hydr)oxides and phosphate complexes with Fe(II). With time these complexes and precipitates are reordered to give a much higher affinity of iron (hydr)oxides for phosphate. Silicate, upto 20 mg/L, had negligible effect but at 30 mg/L was seen to reduce arsenic removal by ECFe. Increasing NOM concentrations also reduced arsenic removal but bicarbonate, sulphate, nitrate and chloride had no effect on arsenic removal by ECFe. Presence of old ferric (hydr)oxides in the reactor led to lesser requirement of Fe(II) to achieve less than 10 ppb concentration as it promoted interfacial reactions. Formation of FeAsO4 was observed by FTIR analysis of the precipitates.
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Emission Factors and Emission Estimation for Indian Vehicles: A Case Study, The Institution of Engineers (India), 2000(Environmental Engineering Science)
(K.Thanasekaran,Vol.81,,p. 28-31,Year : 2016)
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Air Pollution around Stone Crushing Industry(Journal of Industrial Pollution Control)
(R.Jayabalou, Y.V. Subrahmanyam and N.Jothikumar,Vol.16 (2),, p. 205- 210 ,Year : 2016)
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Air Quality Prediction and Model Performance Evaluation(Indian Assocation of Environment Management)
(A.D.Bhanarkar, S.K.Goyal and S.K.Gadkari ,Vol. 26 (3),,p. 163-167,Year : 2016)
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Size Measurement and Distribution of Dust Particles: Stone Crushing Industry(Indian Assocation of Environment Management)
( R.Jayabalou, Y.V.Subrahmanyam and N.Jothikumar,Vol. 26 (3),, p. 172-176,Year : 2016)
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Statistical Method and Computer Programme for Evaluation of Model Performance(Indian Journal of Environmental Protection)
(K.Thanasekaran,Vol. 18(11),, p. 841-849 ,Year : 2016)
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Implementation of Barcode Technology in the CSIR-NEERI Knowledge Resource Center: A Case Study(Journal of the Young Librarians Association)
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Estimation of Vehicular Pollution from Transport sector for Madras City(Research Journal of Chemistry and Environment)
( K.Thanasekaran ,Vol.2 (3),,p. 45-52 ,Year : 2016)
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Computer Programme for Estimation of Vehicular Emission from Roadways: A Case Study(Indian Journal of Environment Protection)
(M. Bhushan, Vol.18 (8),,p. 608-612,Year : 2016)
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Air Quality Prediction: Influence of Model Parameters and Sensitivity Analysis(Indian Journal of Environmenal Protection)
( A.L.Aggarwal, S.K.Goyal,Vol. 17(9),, p. 650-655 ,Year : 2016)
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Leaching of metals on stabilization of metal sludge using cement based materials
( K. Swaminathan,175,,,Year : 2016)
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Assessment of the mechanical stability and chemical leachability of immobilized electroplating waste(Chemosphere)
(K. Swaminathan,581,,75-82,Year : 2016)
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A study on microbial influenced degradation of solidified/stabilized metal waste(Bio-Resource Technology)
( Swaminathan, K. and Sandhya, S.,98,,2562–256,Year : 2016)
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Solidification and Stabilization of Chromium Laden Wastes in Cementitious Binders(Current Science)
(K. Swaminathan and S Sandhya, 99 3,,,Year : 2016)
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Utilization of Rice - husk and Coconut Shell Carbons for Water Disinfection(Journal of Environmental Science and Engineering (JESE))
(D Catherine and VM Bhalambaal, 55 1 9-16,,,Year : 2016)
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Emerging contaminants in an Indian STP-A major issue of concern
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Bio-deterioration and Bio-leaching of Solidified Waste Forms - A Kinetic Study(Ecological Economics)
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Packaged drinking water in India: How safe is it?"(Journal of Environmental Monitoring and Assessment)
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A novel bio-waste incorporated alginate sorbent for de-fluoridation of water(Ecological Economics)
(S Sreeja , V.M. Bhalambaal,vol. 16,,, 4,Year : 2016)
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Evaluation of the effect of size reduction and thermal treatment on metal extraction from PCBs of mother board and digital video drive of desktop PCs(Current Science)
(V. M. Shinde
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The study aims at evaluating the effect of particle size and thermal treatment on printed circuit boards (PCBs) of Mother Board (MB) and DVD on metal extraction. Results show around 90-95% (w/w) and 35-40% (w/w) of total Al and Cu respectively, in CPU could be recovered by systematized disassembly. Re-maining embedded Al and Cu require metallurgical or hydro-metallurgical processing. Cu extraction in-creases with size reduction. Thermal treatment of MB-PCB shows reduction in Cu extraction (23-38%) for all sizes in comparison without thermal treatment, while DVD-PCB showed surge in extraction after thermal treatment (41-141%) in comparison without thermal treatment.
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