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Pakistan 10textile-tagged guides
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Open Pakistan textile dossier → Guide counts describe our coverage. They do not measure market size, local projects or verified wastewater samples.
What the evidence says. These results belong to a laboratory study on real textile dyeing effluent. They are shared research references, not national wastewater values or equipment performance guarantees.
Parameter Reported value Conditions Colour removal 89.17 % RSM-optimised ozonation-Fenton on real textile dyeing effluent (lab) COD removal 82.52 % Same experiment as colour removal
COD and color removal from real textile dyeing effluent using ... …optimum RSM-predicted color and COD removal efficiencies of 89.17%, and 82.52%…
Same experiment: COD removal 82.52%
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Observed range Pakistan → Bangladesh → pH 6.86–6.94 7.48–8.75 COD 189–287 mg/L 972–1420 mg/L BOD5 No value reported 276–425 mg/L TSS 119–376 mg/L 115–262 mg/L TDS 1834–1923 mg/L 2774–4228 mg/L
Ranges use central reported sample values; uncertainty is shown in each dossier. Documentation, not a plant design basis.
Pakistan : Sampling date not reported; study 2015
Bangladesh : 2017-07 (mid-July); study 2018
Process relationships and sources Desizing is a wet-processing step of textile manufacturing Per peer-reviewed review of textile wet processes
Textile dye wastewater characteristics and constituents of synthetic effluents: a critical Same wet-process list: "…sizing, de-sizing, sourcing [scouring], bleaching, mercerising, dyeing, printing…"
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Bleaching is a wet-processing step of textile manufacturing Per peer-reviewed review of textile wet processes
Textile dye wastewater characteristics and constituents of synthetic effluents: a critical Same wet-process list
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Mercerizing is a wet-processing step of textile manufacturing Per peer-reviewed review of textile wet processes
Textile dye wastewater characteristics and constituents of synthetic effluents: a critical Same wet-process list
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Dyeing is a wet-processing step of textile manufacturing Per peer-reviewed review of textile wet processes
Textile dye wastewater characteristics and constituents of synthetic effluents: a critical This process consists of sizing, de-sizing, sourcing [sic — scouring], bleaching, mercerising, dyeing, printing and …
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Printing is a wet-processing step of textile manufacturing Per peer-reviewed review of textile wet processes
Textile dye wastewater characteristics and constituents of synthetic effluents: a critical Same wet-process list
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Dyeing effluent carries residual dyestuff and visible colour Reactive dyes; qualitative — no numeric range attached (raw-effluent range source not yet bound)
Advances in Physicochemical and Biological Treatment of Textile Wastewater: An Applied Rev Effluents from washing, bleaching, and dyeing contain dyes, heavy metals, surfactants, and other toxic compounds…
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The development of techniques for the analysis of reactive dyes in textile dyeing wastewat Study develops analysis techniques for reactive dyes in textile dyeing wastewater
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Dyeing effluent carries high COD load Presence supported by treatment studies on real dyeing effluent; no numeric range attached
COD and color removal from real textile dyeing effluent using ... Study treats COD and color in real textile dyeing effluent (title & optimisation abstract)
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Advanced oxidation removes colour and COD from dyeing effluent Lab-optimised ozonation-Fenton on real dyeing effluent: colour 89.2%, COD 82.5% (see attached facts)
COD and color removal from real textile dyeing effluent using ... The optimum RSM-predicted color and COD removal efficiencies of 89.17%, and 82.52%, respectively, were obtained at an ozone concentration of 70 mgL−1, Fe2+ concentration of 1748 mgL−1…
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Advances in Physicochemical and Biological Treatment of Textile Wastewater: An Applied Rev Review covers electrochemical AOPs among textile treatment methods
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Advanced oxidation reduces COD in dyeing effluent Same study as colour removal
COD and color removal from real textile dyeing effluent using ... Same experiment as colour removal (82.52% COD removal)
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