Experimental Study of Textile Dye Effluent Degradation
Amara Dlamini
Corresponding
Islamic University of Technology
Abstract
Recent field observations have drawn attention to the role of textile dye effluent degradation in the failure of earthquake-prone zones. The analysis is carried out using Taguchi design of experiments implemented in a standard computing environment. An improvement in efficiency of nearly 8% is achieved without additional cost. The approach is simple enough to be implemented with the resources typically available locally.
Keywords:
textile dye effluent degradationTaguchi design of experimentsimage processingremote sensingBengali script recognitionnanocomposite
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