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Browsing Çevre Mühendisliği / Environmental Engineering by Author "Kırıl Mert, Berna"

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Application of Nanofiltration and Reverse Osmosis for Tanning Wastewater

Kırıl Mert, Berna (UNIV TEHRAN, 2014)

The aim to achieve in this study is to recover the Cr(III) and process waters' used in the wastewaters of chrome tanning operation by membrane process during leather production. In the treatment alternative contains, ...
Novel hybrid treatments of textile wastewater by membrane oxidation reactor: Performance investigations, optimizations and efficiency comparisons

Coskun Aydiner; Kırıl Mert, Berna; Esra Can Dogan; Huseyin Cengiz Yatmaz; Sonmez Dagli; Seyda Aksu; Yasemin Melek Tilki; Aysegul Yagmur Goren; Esin Balci (ELSEVIER SCIENCE BV, 2019)

Feasible reclamation of industrial wastewaters by consuming less resource and time requires researchers to develop advanced and sophisticated solutions to meet today's versatile needs. In this respect, novel technological ...
Procedia Engineering

Kırıl Mert, Berna; K. Kestioglu; N Marsh (ELSEVIER SCIENCE BV, 2012)
Recovery of Cr(III) from tanning process using membrane separation processes

Kırıl Mert, Berna (SPRINGER, 2014)

In chrome tanning wastewater study, a wastewater treatment alternative was decided. This treatment alternative contains cartridge filter, ultrafiltration [UF1 (20 kDa), UF2 (50 kDa), UF3 (150 kDa)], nanofiltration NF (XN45), ...
Water recovery with combined membrane system in textile industry, treatment and management of concentrates by hybrid advanced oxidation/membrane filtration

Kırıl Mert, Berna; Esra C. Dogan; Esin Balci; Yasemin M. Tilki; Seyda Aksu; Aysegul Y. Goren; Coskun Aydiner (PAMUKKALE UNIV, 2018)

In this study, in addition to textile wastewater treatment by UF/NFtight/TO membrane combination of which efficiency is known, management has been performed for membrane concentrates generated with advanced oxidation ...