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Research Article

Municipal solid waste leachate treatment using ultrasonication microwave & Ozonation combined Fenton process

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Pages 147-155 | Received 09 May 2020, Accepted 08 Jun 2021, Published online: 06 Aug 2021
 

ABSTRACT

This work focus on the effect of Microwave power, Ozonation and Fenton reagent in microwave coupling Ozonation and Fenton oxidation process for the disintegration of COD of leachate. The experimental parameters like pH, COD, temperature, Oxidant dosage, microwave power and reaction time were varied. The results showed that 70% of COD removal efficiency was achieved at 450 W within 10 minutes interval in microwave process, 57.4% of COD removal efficiency was achieved at 60 minutes, ozone dosage 159 mg/L, pH 11. In Fenton Process, 52.91% COD removal efficiency at 60 minutes with H2O2 66.47 mµ/L and Fe2+ 80 mµ/L. Individual process showed an adverse reaction time consumption. On comparison of three processes, microwave achieved higher COD removal with shorter reaction time. In O3+ Fe process 83% COD removal was achieved at 75 minutes of reaction time. The experiment revealed the combined process of M+ O3+ Fe induces to the disintegration of COD in Leachate with a shorter reaction period.

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Correction Statement

This article has been republished with minor changes. These changes do not impact the academic content of the article.

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