Year: 2025
Type: article
Abstract: Environmental pollution is a big problem for everyone, and it's taking a toll on our world. This article looks at using adsorption along with machine learning to come up with better ways to fight pollution. Adsorption is when materials grab pollutants from water or air, making it possible to remove them later. Machine learning involves computers learning from information and making smart choices. It can improve how adsorption works. This article explores how adsorption and machine learning can be combined for environmental cleanup. It can tweak the process on the fly to deal with changing pollution levels. It's a flexible way to approach pollution control, moving away from older methods. The combination of adsorption and machine learning offers better ways to tackle environmental issues. The result could be cheaper pollution control measures and a healthier planet. Machine learning programs can sift through data on pollutants and adsorption, predicting the best cleanup conditions. This saves time and money normally spent on lab tests. Materials can be designed or modified to grab select pollutants, boosting the adsorption process. Machine learning can also watch over adsorption systems as they operate, adjusting factors like temperature and flow rate. This keeps pollutant removal high, even when pollution levels shift. Machine learning models can find pollution patterns that humans might miss. It aids in pinpointing pollution origins and forecasting surges, which informs the creation of plans for prevention and control. Considering the ethics of these tools, things like data privacy and just algorithms, is key for using them responsibly
Author: Dr.Anthati Sreenivasulu
Language: English
Subfield: Water Science and Technology
Field: Environmental Science
Domain: Physical Sciences
Open Access status: hybrid
OpenAlex ID: W4413021994