Treatment of Industrial Wastewater by DAF Method

Rahimiyan, Ronak

doi:10.22034/jeires.2021.120227

Document Type : Original Research Article

Author

Ronak Rahimiyan

Department of Environmental Civil Engineering-Water and Wastewater Engineering, Ahvaz Branch, Islamic Azad University, Ahvaz, Iran

https://doi.org/10.22034/jeires.2021.120227

Abstract

The water consumed in life is somehow returned to the original sources, but most of the water that is returned to its original sources after application is not the same as the primary water, but is a liquid that, in addition to the constituents of the consumed water, transmits all kinds. It is a substance that is used in human life. The most important substances in water consumed by humans include proteins, fats, carbohydrates, soap cleansers or detergents. If the used water that is returned to its original sources is the result of industrial activities, it will contain thousands of chemical compounds that are used in industry. In general, any change in the quality of water resources in the world will occur due to the discharge of sewage or effluent. In such a way that we cannot use these resources in normal uses simply or with little purification, it is called pollution. Therefore, the first result of human social and industrial activities appears in the form of destruction and destruction of the living environment through pollution of water-soil-air resources and all the things that are involved in his better life. It is not only surface water that has been exposed to pollution from human social and industrial activities, but also the discharge of sewage and wastewater into the ground can greatly contaminate groundwater.

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Engineering Industrial

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Journal of Engineering in Industrial Research

Treatment of Industrial Wastewater by DAF Method

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Volume 2, Issue 2
April 2021
Pages 95-112

Treatment of Industrial Wastewater by DAF Method

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Volume 2, Issue 2April 2021Pages 95-112

Volume 2, Issue 2
April 2021
Pages 95-112