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Project Proposal for B.E.andM.E./M.TechFinalYearStudents
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1 ADITYA KUMAR JHA MT/ENV/10004/16 02/02/1994 M PG SEM1:8.3 CIVIL AND
SEM2:8.25 ENVIRONMENT
AL
ENGINEERING
The objective of the present study is to remove and degrade two Azo dyes, Methyl Orange and Bromothymol
Blue from aqueous solution with the help of nZVI and nZVI composite, both synthesized biologically.
The major objective can be subdivided into the following objectives.
The objective of the present study is to remove two selected Azo Dyes, Methyl Orange and Bromothymol
Blue from synthetic aqueous solution, commonly used in textile industries with the help of nano zero valent
Iron particles synthesized biologically and nano bio composite. The synthesis will be done with the bioactive
substances derived from macro algae and Sal (Shorea robusta) leaves.
Nano bio composites will also be synthesized using the same biomaterials. Green synthesis will rule out the
use of other chemical toxic reducing agents for nano synthesis. However, the synthesis is a tedious process
and the study comprises of optimization of the bioactive substance dose for optimum synthesis.
The next objective is to characterize the nano particles synthesized with the help of SEM, TEM, FTIR, EDX
to assure the synthesis of nano particles and their nature.
After synthesis, the objective is to study the photocatalytic biodegradation of the two Azo Dyes in closed box
chamber and optimize the operating parameters during the reaction in batch mode.
The adsorption study of the nano bio composite will also be done for the two dyes and optimization of the
operating parameters during the reactions in batch mode will be done.
Next, the adsorption and photocatalytic degradation processes will be coupled to remove and degrade the
dyes most effectively.
Finally, the efficiency of the process will be tested on raw wastewater from textile industry.
5. Review of R&D in the proposed area (National & International Status, Importance, patents etc.)
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Textile industry uses natural as well as artificial fibres. Dyeing requires a lot of water and thus a lot of
waste water is generated. These waste water contain dyes, inorganic and organic salts, suspended matters,
colors,etc. these water are high in BOD, COD, organics etc. their discharge into water bodies causes
various diseases in human and animals, are harmful for soil and makes the water useless for various
purpose. There are various techniques available for treatment of textile dyes but most of them are not
economical and impractical. Some of them are:- ACTIVATED CARBON which are very expensive and
involves loss of adsorbent, BIOLOGICAL TREATMENT which require large area and long treatment
time, CATALYTIC WET OXIDATION are capable of removing only very low concentration organic
contaminants and produce CO₂ in the process, CHEMICAL OXIDIZING AGENTS produce toxic by-
products, ELECTROCHEMICAL DESTRUCTION involves very high cost. (WATER RESEARCH
47(2013) 2613-2632 SAMUEL CN TANG, IRENE MC Lo).
Using nano zero valent iron has major advances over the techniques described above. nZVI are capable of
removing and degrading the dyes. Decolorization is efficient and quick. Applicable for high as well as
low concentration is possible. This process can be integrated with other technique to increase efficiency
and reduce the contact time. Treatment is economic as well as regeneration and reuse of nZVI is possible.
Remediation of soil and ground water is also possible and it can treat wide range of dyes and other
pollutants. (BIOTECHNOLOGY ADVANCES 31(2013) 346-356 AMIT KR MITTAL, YUSUF
CHISTI, UTTAM CHANDRA BANARJEE)
Biological synthesis of nZVI is an environmental friendly way which helps to eliminate use of
powerful reducing agent which are harmful for environment. Ferric chloride solution was reduced
with macro algae and brown seaweed extract. Sulphated polysaccharides, which is present in algae
helped in reduction process. The reaction completed in one step. The average dia formed was18+/-4
nm. Analysis from green tea leaves also produced good results. (Green Synthesis of Iron
Nanoparticles and their Environmental Applications and Implications Sadia Saif, Arifa Tahir,
Yongsheng Chen).
Different parameters of adsorption (of methyl orange) process effected efficiency of the process.
Adsorption and removal was high at lower pH(below5) compared to higher pH.percentage of
removal increased with increase in dosing (upto 2gram/L). the uptake of dye decreased with increase
in temperature as bond weakened between adsorbate and adsorbant. ( removal of textile dyes(methyl
orange and maxilon blue Mohammed Bassim Alqaragully)
Futureplans(1200characters)
Water soluble unfixed dyes and inorganic salts are the major pollutants in textile dyeing industry
wastewater. Existing treatment methods fail to degrade textile dyes and have limitations too. The
inadequate treatment of textile dyeing wastewater is a major concern when effluent is directly
discharged into the nearby environment. Long term disposal threatens the environment, which
needs reclamation. The application of nZVI on textile dye degradation is receiving great attention in
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This finding may prove to be useful in future biological synthesis of nZVI and nano bio composite of
nZVI. It may prove to be useful in textile industry where Bromothymol Blue and Methyl Orange are
used for dyeing. The finding may also be used for decolorization of waste water and adsorption of
toxic chemicals by char. The magnetic property of nZVI will further enhance their reusability and
reduce cost, making it economical for large scale use. The same technique may further be studied
and applied for removal of other dyes and chemicals from textile industry. Industries other than
textile producing similar waste water (dyes, color) may use it with small modification.
11. DetailsofFinancialRequirements(inRs.)[FundwillbeprovidedbyBITforthisproject.No
honorarium,scholarship,feepaymentandtravellingexpenses canbeprovidedorpermanent
equipmentlike computers and peripheralscan be procured underthis grant]:
Declaration:
ProjectTitle
DEGRADATION OF SELECTIVE TEXTILE DYES USING
BIOSYNTHESIZEDnZVI………………………………………………………
Declarationbystudent/s:
I……ADITYA KUMAR JHA……….S/o, RAJ KISHORE JHA,……of……BIRLA INSTITUTE OF
TECHNOLOGY MESRA,RANCHI(Nameofuniversity/institute)herebydeclare
thatIshallundertaketheprojectstrictly inaccordancewiththeprovisionsspecifiedinthe
projectproposalandweshallsubmitquarterlyreportsabouttheprogressoftheworkandfinalreportas
pertheformatofBIToncompletionoftheproject.Incaseoffailure,IalsoauthoriseBIT to publish the findings
ofthe projectintheirpublicationsand alsotousethesame foranyusefulpurposeasdeemedfitby theBIT.
DATE: 13/08/2017
PLACE:BIT, MESRA
MT/ENV/10004/16
SignatureofStudent/swithBIT RollNo.
(forPG&Ph.D.Students)
Recommendationbyguide/s:
I/we…………………………………………………….. Departmentof……………………………………
recommendtheaboveproject,whichistobecarried outundermy/oursupervision.Weshallarrangeto submitreports
aboutthe progress ofthe work and finalreportas per the formatofBITon completion ofthe project.
Date:
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