Mechanisms of retention and flux decline for the nanofiltration of dye baths from the textile industry

By B. Van der Bruggen, B. Daems, D. Wilms, C. Vandecasteele. 2001

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TEXTILE TECHNOLOGY Cotton Textile Processing: Waste Generation and Effluent Treatment (2007, background): “Harmful effects of high concentrations of dye and salts in dye house effluents have frequently been reported (Tang and Chen, 2002; Koyuncu, 2002; Bruggen et al., 2001; Jiraratananon et al., 2000; xu et al., 1999; Erswell et al., 1988).”
Self-assembly of graphene oxide and polyelectrolyte complex nanohybrid membranes for nanofiltration and pervaporation (2012, result): “It was also noted from Table 1 that, although the testing conditions are different, to some extent, the preliminary results have demonstrated that the separation capacity of GO/PECs hybrid membrane is comparable with reference data [4,29–31].”