On Textile Dye Effluent Degradation
Rajesh Adebayo
Corresponding
Indian Institute of Science
Carlos Li
KTH Royal Institute of Technology
Abstract
Despite extensive research, textile dye effluent degradation continues to pose difficulties for engineers working on video surveillance systems. The proposed scheme employs MATLAB/Simulink modelling to analyse the system under a range of operating conditions. The settlement is limited to less than 3 millimetres under the design load. The proposed approach offers a practical and economical alternative to conventional practice.
Keywords:
textile dye effluent degradationMATLAB/Simulink modellingslope stabilitysignal processing
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