In the textile industry, the main pollution source of wastewater comes from dyeing and finishing. Wastewater generated from dyeing and finishing factories in Hong Kong also created a significant proportion of water pollution. Application of biological processes in the treatment of textile wastewater has been reported extensively.
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Get PriceA bulk of wastewater samples was obtained from a textile finish-ing industry located in the Yazd province, Iran, where reactive dyes are used for coloring cotton fabric. The samples were delivered to the laboratory within 2 h of being taken and tested within 1 day. The samples were kept at 4oC without adding any chemicals.
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