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Uptake of Ruthenium Bearing Waste by Co-Precipitation using Lead Sulfide as Scavenger
Ajay Kumar Mishra¹, B S Panigrahi²

¹Ajay Kumar Mishra, Centralized Waste Management Facility, Bhabha Atomic Research Centre Facilities Kalpakkam (Tamil Nadu), India.

²B S Panigrahi, Indira Gandhi Centre for Atomic Research, Kalpakkam (Tamil Nadu), India.

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Abstract: During the fission of Uranium for generating electricity, fission products are produced. Ru-106 is one among them. In the decontamination of nuclear components using decontaminating agents like EDTA, NDA, oxalic acid etc, Ruthenium gets complexed and the waste generated as liquid contains Ru-106 in the complex state. It is necessary to free Ru-106 from the complex by oxidation of the complex. This will generate Ruthenium effluent with Ru-106 in the free state amenable for further treatment. An attempt has been made to co precipitate Ruthenium along with lead sulphide. The optimum pH, dosing of chemicals needed for in situ precipitation of lead sulphide were estimated in the batch study. Column studies using lead sulphide on polyurethane foam as column material were carried out for the treatment of Ruthenium bearing effluent. The optimum flow rate for maximum removal of Ruthenium was found to be 20 BV/h. Under optimized condition the max removal of Ruthenium was found to be 84% in the batch study, and 80% in the column study.

Keywords: Zeta Potential, Co Precipitation, Decontamination, Treatment
Article of the Scope: Social Impacts of Wastewater Collection and Treatment

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IJEE JOURNAL — Sat, 09 Apr 2022 07:26:02 +0000

Plastic Waste Management with Expanded Polystyrene Beads
Modi Musalaiah¹, T. Phani Madhavi²

¹Modi Musalaiah, Assistant Professor, Department of Civil Engineering, MVR College of Engineering and Technology, (A. P), India.

²T. Phani Madhavi, Professor, Department of Civil Engineering, Bapatla Engineering College, Bapatla (A. P), India.

Abstract: Plastic waste is the one of the serious environmental issue due to its non-biodegradability nature. The disposing of plastic waste and plastic waste management becomes a major task in developing countries like India due to rapid growth of population and industrialization. Plastic stands in the top most place among variety of solid waste materials, and causes heavy environmental hazards which will affect the future generations and peers. The present study was focused to investigate and understand the attributes of concrete which is made of partial replacement of coarse aggregate with Expanded Polystyrene Beads using M20 mix design. Concrete cubes were casted taking 0%, 5%, 10%, 15% and 20% of Expanded Polystyrene beads as partial replacement of coarse aggregate and tested for 7days, 14days and 28days of compressive strength of concrete.

Keywords: Waste Management, Plastic Waste, Expanded Polystyrene Beads(EPB)
Article of the Scope: Environmental Engineering

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Volume-2 Issue-2, November 2022 – Indian Journal of Environment Engineering (IJEE)

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