Utilizing Natural Coagulants as Substitutes for Chemical Coagulants in the Treatment of Drain Water (Naala) in Birgaon, Raipur, C.G
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Open Drains, Moringa Oleifera (MO), Natural Coagulant, Turbidity Reduction, Biochemical oxygen demand (BOD), Chemical oxygen demand (COD), Total Dissolved solids (TDS).Abstract
Birgaon, a rapidly urbanizing locality, faces significant challenges related to wastewater management. Multiple open drains(Naalas) in the region discharge untreated effluents directly into nearby ponds, leading to the progressive degradation andcontamination of these aquatic ecosystems. In response to the growing water scarcity in the area, the present study investigates a sustainable approach to wastewater treatment prior to its discharge.Drain
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S.A. Muyibi,, and Evison, L.M. (1995); Moringa Oleifera seeds for softening hard water; Wat. Res., Vol.29, No.4, pp 1099-1105.
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