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Landfill leachate treatment by the combination of physico-chemical and electrochemical methods.

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Leachate originating in landfills, where industrial solid wastes are disposed of, is a complex wastewater that could exert high environmental impact. In this paper, treatment of landfill leachate, particularly removal of chemical oxygen demand (COD) through adsorption, chemical oxidation (KMnO4), electrocoagulation and electrochemical oxidation processes was studied. The combined processes, viz. KMnO4 and hypo, electrocoagulation and KMnO4, electrocoagulation and hypo, adsorption and KMnO4, adsorption and hypo were also investigated and the comparison was studied. The treatment of landfill leachate by electrochemical oxidation was carried out in a batch electrolytic parallel plate (Stainless Steel (SS)// Carbon) and fixed bed three dimensional electrode reactor using granular activated carbon as particle electrode. The removal of COD obtained was 8.9% by electrocoagulation, 12.3% by KMnO4, 12.7% by adsorption and 22.2% by electrochemical oxidation using parallel plate electrode reactor

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Leachate originating in landfills, where industrial solid wastes are disposed of, is a complex wastewater that could exert high environmental impact. In this paper, treatment of landfill leachate, particularly removal of chemical oxygen demand (COD) through adsorption, chemical oxidation (KMnO4), electrocoagulation and electrochemical oxidation processes was studied. The combined processes, viz. KMnO4 and hypo, electrocoagulation and KMnO4, electrocoagulation and hypo, adsorption and KMnO4, adsorption and hypo were also investigated and the comparison was studied. The treatment of landfill leachate by electrochemical oxidation was carried out in a batch electrolytic parallel plate (Stainless Steel (SS)// Carbon) and fixed bed three dimensional electrode reactor using granular activated carbon as particle electrode. The removal of COD obtained was 8.9% by electrocoagulation, 12.3% by KMnO4, 12.7% by adsorption and 22.2% by electrochemical oxidation using parallel plate electrode reactor

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ElectrocoagulationLeachateChemical oxygen demandAdsorptionElectrochemistryElectrodeWastewaterActivated carbon

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