Treatment of Produced Water by Bioadsorption Technology: Removal of Copper from Petroleum Industry
Abstract
Oil and gas industry is considered as the most hazardous and polluting
industry among all. Numerous pollutants generated during the processing
of the oil and gas industry. In that produced water is a major concern to
bring up to acceptable norms. Heavy metals produced from industrial
wastewater has become concerned about environmental life today.
Various studies have been done for the removal of heavy metals. The
treatment of wastewater has become expensive. The objective of
research work is to treat the petroleum industry wastewater (heavy)
with bio-adsorbent (wooden bark). The experiment was carried out in
batch mode to optimize various operating parameters. The results show
a maximum of 90% of copper can be removed at optimum condition. At
last, it is recommended that the bioabsorption method is economical
and convenient to employ in the petroleum industry.
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Published
2021-02-11
How to Cite
RANJAN, Abhishek; CHANDANASRI, P; SAHU, Omprakash.
Treatment of Produced Water by Bioadsorption Technology: Removal of Copper from Petroleum Industry.
Journal of Advanced Research in Petroleum Technology & Management, [S.l.], v. 6, n. 1&2, p. 30-34, feb. 2021.
ISSN 2455-9180.
Available at: <http://thejournalshouse.com/index.php/petroleum-tech-mngmt-adr-journal/article/view/28>. Date accessed: 31 jan. 2025.
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