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Jegalakshimi Jewaratnam, Nurul Fatin Nabilah Abdul Samat
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As the country started to become an export oriented country since the early 1970s, the growth of Malaysia?s textile industry has increased greatly. In 2011 alone, the country has provided a total of RM10.8 billion of exports of textile products and RM 6....
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Ari Christiany
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Abstract.Growth Textile industry from year to year demands high creativity both design and color. The process production of textile industry especially dyeing can not separated from the use of clean water and high wastewater pollutant produced. With Zero...
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Hien Ho, Tsunemi Watanabe
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The textile industry is a significant source of nonyphenol and their ethoxylates, which are suggested to be responsible for endocrine disruption in wildlife and humans. This study is a comparison of two conventional wastewater treatment processes in a co...
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Carmen Lúcia da Rocha Pietrobon, Michely Patrícia de Bitencourt, Marcelino Luís Gimenes, Rosângela Bergamasco, Jansen Colanzi, Claudio Emanuel Pietrobom (Author)
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The laundries and industrial dry cleaner's generate liquid effluents that, after treatment for matter in suspension floculation, produce sludge. This residue has varied chemical composition, due to the products used in the process. Such residue is consid...
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