Research Papers by A. Iborra-Clar
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Textile industry processes (dyeing, bleaching, printing and finishing) require a high-water consumption generating high amounts of wastewater. According to the literature, typically 200 and 500 L of water are needed to produce 1 kg of finished product [1]. This fact in combination with the current w
Desalination 241 (2009)
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Water scarcity in Mediterranean areas such as Comunidad Valenciana (Spain) makes water reuse necessary in high water-consuming industries. Previous studies by our research group showed that nanofiltration (NF) membrane permeates could be reused in some processes of finishing, dyeing and printing in
Desalination 167 (2004)
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This work is focused on the treatment of a textile plant wastewater. The industry mainly manufactures socks, stockings and panties, and the water is treated in order to be reused. The wastewater was characterized and jartests experiments were carried out with different coagulants and flocculants, at
Desalination 149 (2002)
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