Imperative assessment on the current status of rubber wastewater treatment: Research development and future perspectives
W Wijerathna, TIP Wimalaweera, DR Samarajeewa… - Chemosphere, 2023 - Elsevier
The environment has been significantly impacted by the rubber industry through the release
of large quantities of wastewater during various industrial processes. Therefore, it is crucial …
of large quantities of wastewater during various industrial processes. Therefore, it is crucial …
Financial and environmental sustainability in manufacturing of crepe rubber in terms of material flow analysis, material flow cost accounting and life cycle assessment
P Dunuwila, VHL Rodrigo, N Goto - Journal of cleaner production, 2018 - Elsevier
The natural rubber (NR) processing industry plays a critical role in the economies of many
developing countries, particularly in Asia. Among the different types of NR, crepe rubber …
developing countries, particularly in Asia. Among the different types of NR, crepe rubber …
Unveiling the Environmental Impacts of Concentrated Latex Manufacturing in Sri Lanka through a Life Cycle Assessment
Sri Lanka is a top producer of premium quality concentrated latex (CL), which becomes a
base material for dipped rubber products such as gloves and condoms. The processing of …
base material for dipped rubber products such as gloves and condoms. The processing of …
Reusing the generated sludge as Fe source in Fenton process for treating crepe rubber wastewater
D Gamaralalage, O Sawai, T Nunoura - Journal of Material Cycles and …, 2019 - Springer
Sludge recycling in Fenton oxidation was performed following the simplest procedure for
studying the reaction phenomena and the role of Fe using methanol as the model …
studying the reaction phenomena and the role of Fe using methanol as the model …
Combined use of ecotoxicity tools and physicochemical analysis for evaluating potential toxicity of treated natural rubber processing effluents and receiving waters
AD Karunarathne, A Pathiratne - Environmental Science and Pollution …, 2024 - Springer
Potential toxicity of treated effluents of selected natural rubber processing industries was
evaluated by integrating physicochemical analysis with Daphnia magna and Poecilia …
evaluated by integrating physicochemical analysis with Daphnia magna and Poecilia …
[PDF][PDF] Palm oil mill effluent as alternate carbon source for ammonia removal in wastewater treatment
To address high demand in searching for carbon sources alternatives in ammonia
wastewater treatment, comparison among various carbon sources in term of pollutants …
wastewater treatment, comparison among various carbon sources in term of pollutants …
[PDF][PDF] Revealing the Environmental Footprint of Crepe Rubber Production: A Comprehensive Life Cycle Assessment of a Crepe Rubber Factory in Sri Lanka
P Dunuwila, VHL Enoka Munasinghe, W Gong, I Daigo… - 2024 - preprints.org
Natural rubber, a renewable material with unique properties, is crucial for various products
on the modern market. Crepe rubber, a versatile form of natural rubber, is widely used in …
on the modern market. Crepe rubber, a versatile form of natural rubber, is widely used in …
Environmental Lifecycle Assessment to Address the Hotspots in Natural Rubber Manufacturing; a Case Study with Information Gathered from Concentrated Latex …
P Dunuwila, VHL Rodrigo, I Daigo, N Goto - 2023 - preprints.org
Sri Lanka is a top producer of premium quality concentrated latex (CL), which becomes a
base material for dipped rubber products such as gloves and condoms. The processing of …
base material for dipped rubber products such as gloves and condoms. The processing of …
Sludge reuse in Fenton oxidation of crepe rubber wastewater and palm oil mill effluent
D Gamaralalage, O Sawai, T Nunoura - Proceedings of the Annual …, 2017 - jstage.jst.go.jp
Natural rubber and oil palm are two major productions in south and south-east Asia with
their increasing global demands and growth of 6.8 to 12.3 million tons of natural rubber and …
their increasing global demands and growth of 6.8 to 12.3 million tons of natural rubber and …
[PDF][PDF] WEALTH CREATION FROM BIOCONVERSION OF WASTES: A
Bioconversion involving microorganisms breaks down wastes and transforms them into
useful products such as potable water, electricity, biofuels (bioethanol, biodiesel, biogas …
useful products such as potable water, electricity, biofuels (bioethanol, biodiesel, biogas …