Research Papers by Lassaad Gzara

Membrane methods, including MF, UF and NF, belong to high-efficiency processes which can be competitive with traditional methods of water treatment. However, their efficiency can be affected by some parameters such as rejection and permeate flux. In this work, three membrane processes (MF, UF and NF

Enhanced ultrafiltration by the addition of poly(ammonium acrylate), with two average molecular weight 8000 Da and 15 000 Da, for the removal of Cd(II) from aqueous solutions has been studied. The solution is processed by ultrafiltration using a membrane with pore sizes (10 kDa) small enough to bloc

Cadmium is one of the main toxic pollutants generated by industrial activities. Many methods have been used to remove cadmium from wastewater issued from these industries. In the present study removal of cadmium Cd(II) ions from aqueous streams was investigated through a nanofiltration membrane proc