Textile industry

Water scarcity makes industrial wastewater reuse necessary, especially in those industries characterized by both high water consumptions and extremely polluted effluents as textile industries. Membrane technologies are very efficient to treat industrial effluents for water reuse successfully, since

In the present study, the possibility to reuse the indigo dyeing rinsing wastewater originating from a denim textile mill was investigated. Coagulation and filtration processes were selected as the pretreatment alternatives and applied to dyeing wastewater samples. Both physicochemical pretreatment

Textile industry is one of the most common and essential sectors in the world. On the other hand, high volume of water consumption and varying wastewater characteristics due to many products such as dyes, biocides, carriers, detergents, etc. used in the process are the factors that have caused a con

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