On Packed-Bed Mass Transfer
Rafiqul Iyer
Corresponding
University of Cape Town
Rafiqul Silva
Indian Institute of Technology Bombay
Tanvir Bhuiyan
University of Chittagong
Abstract
The transition towards sustainable practice has made packed-bed mass transfer a key criterion in the assessment of tannery wastewater. A series of controlled experiments was carried out to isolate the factors governing the response of tannery wastewater. The model reproduced the observed trend in packed-bed mass transfer with a correlation coefficient above 0.9. Adoption of the recommended measures is likely to yield both economic and environmental benefits.
Keywords:
packed-bed mass transferwavelet transformreactive power compensationerror-correcting codespattern recognitionactivated sludge
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