Industrial Wastewater Treatment by Using Sugarcane Bagasse Pulp and its Derivatives “Efficiency Assessment and Optimization Using Artificial Intelligence
Objective/Contributions:
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Characterize sugarcane bagasse pulp using SEM, FTIR, and XRD to determine its potential for adsorption.
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Test sugarcane bagasse pulp efficiency on textile wastewater.
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Study the effect of the different parameters on treatment efficiency.
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Use Artificial intelligence to maximize efficiency and optimize the parameters to obtain the best conditions for treatment.
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Obtain activated carbon out of sugarcane bagasse pulp using physical activation.
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Characterize the prepared activated carbon using FTIR, SEM, XRD, and Zeta potential.
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Examine different parameters on the removal efficiency of activated carbon including pH, concentration, contact time, adsorbent dose, and temperature.
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Optimize the conditions to maximize the removal efficiency using ANN and RSM.
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Use isotherm and kinetics modeling to determine the mechanism of adsorption.
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Fabricate adsorptive sheets out of sugarcane bagasse pulp.
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Enhance the mechanical properties using additives.
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Determine the efficiency of the adsorptive sheets at different parameters for textile wastewater treatment.
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Fabricate membrane out of sugarcane bagasse pulp.
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Pore size measurement.
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Fabricate adsorptive membranes out of sugarcane bagasse pulp and the prepared activated carbon.
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Characterization of the fabricated membranes.
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Design a prototype to include the different stages of treatment.
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Fabricate the prototype.
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Test the fabricated membrane in the prototype on textile wastewater.
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Test the fabricated membrane in the prototype on pharmaceutical wastewater.
Outcome: Publications
Journal papers
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Textile wastewater treatment via sugarcane bagasse pulp.
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Evaluation of membranes performance in wastewater treatment by using WAVE simulation.
Conference papers
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Methylene blue removal on biodegradable adsorption membranes fabricated from sugarcane bagasse pulp.
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Removal of methylene blue from aqueous solutions by adsorption on physically prepared activated carbon from sugarcane bagasse pulp.
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Valorization of Agricultural and Marine Waste for Fabrication of Bio-adsorbents Sheets.