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Process of Decolourisation of Textile Dye Using Electrocoagulation and It’s Modelling Using Artificial Neural Network

  1. T. P. Sulakshna Department of Civil Engineering, NSS college of Engineering, Palakkad, Akathethara
  2. Dr. V. R. Pramod Department of Mechanical Engineering, NSS college of Engineering, Palakkad, Akathethara
  3. Dr. V. Meera Department of Civil Engineering, Government Engineering college , Thrissur

Abstract

Electrochemical technology encompasses a wide spectrum of technologies and makes numerous contributions towards a cleaner environment. In this work, the decolourization of the synthetic fabric dye solution containing CIBA (Company for Chemical Industry Basel) Red by electrocoagulation method has been investigated. Investigations have also been conducted on the impact of operational variables on colour removal effectiveness, including beginning pH, electrolysis duration, distance between electrodes. An electrode retention time, dye focus. She does and solves conductance. Neural computing is one of the fastest growing areas of artificial intelligence (AI). The use of AI in various environmental process control studies are of great importance as their predictions are quite difficult. To anticipate the process's productivity, an Artificial Neural Network (ANN) model was created that could produce accurate predictions about the electrocoagulation process's effectiveness.

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