TREATMENT OF WASTES FROM TANNERIES IN INDIA
Presented By:
Anshumali Padhi
M.Tech (Environmental Engg.)
VNIT, Nagpur


¢ INTRODUCTION
The tanning industry is one of the oldest industries in India.
Tanning is the process of making leather which does not readily decompose from the skins of animals.
It involves chemically binding of the organic or inorganic materials to the protein structure of the hide & preserve it from deterioration.
The substances generally used to accomplish the tanning pr ....etc

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With the increase in population, natural resources of water are being polluted. Ozone technology reveals one of the most efficient and effective method of achieving pollution removal in water. Ozone is the most powerful broad spectrum microbiological control or disinfecting agent available for water treatment. It is highly reactive and unstable. Considering chlorine which is the most commonly used water disinfectant chemical, O3 is 15% stronger oxidizer and kills bacteria 3000 times faster. The important advantage of O3 is that it produces no t ....etc

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The credential part of this paper gives the theoretical application of nanodevices in the treatment of cancer. The latest technology for the treatment cancer is the chemotherapic treatment in which drugs of specific composition is given to the patients depending on the biopsy of the tumor from the patient. The main disadvantage of using chemotherapy is that the drug used is not so specific and hence it causes damage to the surrounding healthy cells. It uses MAB, the monoclonal antibodies to locate the affected areas. To make th ....etc

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Miniaturization is the order of the day. Until recently a decade ago traditionally watch parts were considered to be the micro components one can think off. Recent changes in societyâ„¢s demand have forced us to manufacture variety of micro components used in different fields starting from entertainment electronics to be bio medical implants. Present day manufacturing processes used for miniaturization are the micro electronic fabrication techniques used for Micro Electro Mechanical Systems ....etc

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PLASMA TECHNOLOGY
FOR
WASTE TREATMENT
ABSTRACT
In Nature there is no such thing as waste. If it were not for the waste oxygen that plants produce, we would not have oxygen to breathe Part of the plan for re-using material from living things is to have it decompose(treat) so that it can be assimilated by another life form. These ideas opened the doors for the evolution of a technique called Plasma technology.
Plasma technology is not a new technology but its application for waste treatment, electricity generatio ....etc

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TREATMENT OF DISTILLERY WASTEWATER USING MEMBRANE TECHNOLOGIES
Presented by
SANJAY KUMAR
(Roll No. 09318001)
Under the guidance of
Professor Anil Kumar Dikshit
CENTER FOR ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING
INDIAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY BOMBAY

INTRODUCTION
1.1 BACKGROUND
The purification of waste water from various industrial processes is a world wide problem of increasing importance due to the restricted amounts of water suitable for direct use, the high price of the purification and the necessity of utilizing the w ....etc

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The advent of membranes makes the wastewater treatment easier nowadays. Activated sludge process (ASP) , which is the oldest technique in wastewater treatment , is combined with highly efficient membrane filtration to start a sophisticated technique called Membrane Bioreactor (MBR).It is an efficient process for maintaining a long solids retention time(SRT) at a relatively short hydraulic retention time(HRT),which is needed for the treatment of waste water. MBR is favored to all other conventional techniques because the treated water is free fr ....etc

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The advent of nanotechnology in cancer research couldnâ„¢t have come at a more opportune time. The vast knowledge of cancer genomics and proteomics emerging as a result of the Human Genome Project is providing critically important details of how cancer develops, which in turn creates new opportunities to attack the molecular underpinnings of cancer. However, scientists lack the technological innovations to turn promising molecular discoveries into benefits for cancer patients. It is here that nanotechnology can play a pivot ....etc

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