Motorized Study of Acid Orange 5 on Balsamodendron Caudatum Lumber Waste Activated Nano Porous Carbon Substance and Connecting in Avf Technology
Year: 2025
Type: article
Abstract: Balsamodendron caudatum-activated nanoporous carbon substances (BCNCS), derived from wood waste, can adsorb dye from aqueous solutions. The improper disposal of dye into waste water poses risks to ecosystems. and leads to environmental issues. This study focuses on using BCNCS waste as an adsorbent to remove Acid Orange 5. The dye material adsorption kinetics were examined using Pseudo-First-order and Pseudo-Second-order, prototypes and AVF is an advanced wastewater treatment system. In this procedure, the filter media migrate downward, purifying the treated water as it flows upward. Since the filtered liquid cleans the filter during the treatment process, no special filter media cleaning or fresh water is required. A two-stage series arrangement is used to produce exceptionally high-quality filtrate. For reusing secondary wastewater, this approach is ideal. AVF Technology was analyzed.
Source: RASAYAN Journal of Chemistry
Authors: B. Sivakumar, Nanjundan Krishnamoorthy, M.Priya
Language: English
Subfield: Water Science and Technology
Field: Environmental Science
Domain: Physical Sciences
Open Access status: diamond
OpenAlex ID: W4411569476