Department of Civil Engineering, Gautam Buddha University, India
 Research Article   
								
																Treatment of Electroplating Industry Wastewater by Electrocoagulation using Moringa oleifera Seeds as a Natural Coagulant 
																Author(s): Shobha Ram             
								
																
						 The quality and accessibility of drinking water is chief importance to human health. The main objective of this 
  work was to use Moringa oleifera seeds as a natural coagulant in electrocoagulation process for the treatment of 
  electroplating industry wastewater. It has been found that Moringa oleifera is the best bio coagulant which can replace 
  aluminum sulphate (alum). The efficiency of Moringa oleifera seed cake in removing heavy metals ions such as 
  chromium, copper, zinc, cobalt and lead from the wastewater sample by means of jar test followed by electrocoagulation 
  process was very much reliable. The removal of heavy metal ions observed for Moringa oleifera seeds treated water 
  were 79% for lead, 50% for copper and zinc, and more than 90% for chromium and cobalt, at an optimal dosage of 
  200 mg/L. Around 90-96% of turbidity has bee.. Read More»
						  
															  
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