Non-Conventional Textile Waste Water Treatment

$230.00

Editor: Ahmed El Nemr
Series: Pollution Science, Technology and Abatement

The textile industry is amongst the major contributors to environmental pollution but it is very important for a nation’s economy because clothes are a basic need of human beings. In particular, the use of synthetic dyes contributes to pollution due to the large amount of contaminated wastewater generated during the dyeing process. The purpose of this review book is to provide the latest research to find out an effective, non-conventional method for the treatment of textile wastewater.

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Table of Contents

Preface

Chapter 1. Textile Dyes: General Information and Environmental Aspects
Jyoti P. Jadhav and Swapnil S. Phugare

Chapter 2. Textile Dyes Xenobiotic and Their Harmful Effect
Amany El Sikaily, Azza Khaled and Ahmed El Nemr

Chapter 3. Bioremediation of Textile Dyes Wastewater by Marine Microorganisms
Nermeen Ahmed El-Sersy

Chapter 4. Biotechnological Applications of Fungi in Textile Wastewater Bioremediation
Ola. M. Gomaa, Reham Fathey and Hussein Abd El Kareem

Chapter 5. Algae as Non-Conventional Materials for Treatment of Textile Wastewater
Manal M. El Sadawy and Ahmed El Nemr

Chapter 6. Role of Redox Mediators in Enhancing Dye Decolorization by Using Oxidoreductive Enzymes
Rukhsana Satar, Ahmed Bin Ali Jerah and Qayyum Husain

Chapter 7. Electro-Coagulation for Textile Dyes Removal
Abeer A. Moneer and Ahmed El Nemr

Chapter 8. Cleaner (Sustainable) Production in Textile Wet Processing
E. Alkaya, M. Böğürcü, F. Ulutaş and G. N. Demirer

Chapter 9. Lipid Interaction with Textile Fibers and Control Release of a Microencapsulated Acid Dye Promoted by Cationic Surfactants
M. Elisabete C. D. Real Oliveira

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