Article Treatment of Sugar Industry Wastewater in Anaerobic Downflow...

this give some simple recipe.

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I think this article can be useful for you.

https://pdfs.semanticscholar.org/f568/31d7cddd0f32adc02cddb5f3f020edd113fa.pdf

Article Treatment of Sugar Industry Wastewater in Anaerobic Downflow...

this give some simple recipe.

Remember to include inorganic ions as well as other compounds that can be a scavengers in relation to your oxidants/radical forms.

Regards

GB

It will depend upon the type of wastewater you want to make. Plenty of data is available online, follow any relevant literature to replicate the artifical influent. But the most important thing is, preliminary estimation of pollutants (mg COD, TN, NH4-N, TSS, TOC, and metals traces). Better is prepare your own recipe with available chemicals in your lab.

Thanks Omar Al-Kashman Sir..

Use the book ( Standard Methods for the Examination of Water and Waste

       Water Analysis)

There are many papers in the literature including the use of synthetic water. The researcher need to mention the method of preparing synthetic waste water used in his expetiments.

Chemical composition

Synthetic wastewater would be prepared in lab for research purpose but it depends on type of wastewater either domestic or industrial wastewater. Furthermore the variety of industrial waste is also indefinite.

However, you may consider a mixture of desired chemicals (Glucose, Dipotassium phosphate or Monopotassium phosphate, COD, Molasses, yeast), clay, sand, and water/oil. The solution may be a variety of wastewater.

The intensity of wastewater may be controlled by the adding the some chemicals in original wastewater.

The easiest way is to collect the wastewater from the point sources and compare the performance of lab experiment.

Hossein,

Check this two reviews and read the conclusions and suggestions for other researchers - these comments will be useful for you:

Article Wastewater treatment by means of advanced oxidation processe...

Article Wastewater treatment by means of Advanced Oxidation Processe...

regards,

GB

Thank you all! Your answers are great.

Guys i found an article that is useful!

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Article Electrochemical treatment of simulated beet sugar factory wastewater

Dear Hossein,

I had a similar requirement when I wanted to work with juice industry effluents. After writing e-mails describing the purpose of my study, I was allowed by a nearby juice processing Industry, which gave me a few mL of the sample. After running it through a GC and HPLC, I figured out the components; Later, I formulated my synthetic effluent using the knowledge of the composition.