Would it be feasible to consider lime as (activated, i.e., calcined lime I suppose) active remediation agent? What if the wastewater is also alkaline and has dissolved ions with similar traits? Selection need to be based on the physical and chemical characteristics of the waste water.
I agree with Dr. Ramkumar suggest. It is based on the types of industrial wastewater and physical and chemical properties of wastewater, beside the aim of treatment.
Dear Dr. Mahdi Karkush,
Lime or lime products are widely used in industrial waste water treatment to adjust pH and alkalinity in coagulation, flocculation and biological treatment processes.
You can study the following literature:
http://www.calcinor.com/en/news/2017-03-16/functions-lime-water-treatment/
http://ec.europa.eu/environment/europeangreencapital/wp-content/uploads/2011/05/EGCNantesUKChap10-F.pdf
Regards
Lime is largely used to in the treatment of municipal wastewaters and industrial liquid wastes. You may look at some detailes in the following site
https://www.lime.org/lime-basics/uses-of-lime/enviromental/wastewater/
Dr Mahdi... In the same link you can find free downloads for useful and related materials, at
https://www.lime.org/publications/free-downloads/
I don't no, I hear that for the first time. is this material can kill the pathogen?
it depends on the lime dose, therefore the induced pH,
traditionally, bricks filled with lime are placed in the wells, this prevents the proliferation of organisms
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