Vietnam’s garment industry is one of the key economic industries that attracts many laborers and brings a lot of foreign currency to the country. However, in the value chain of the industry, there are many production stages such as dyeing, printing, completing, industrial washing, discharging large amounts of wastewater, which has great impact to the environment.
It is estimated that the amount of wastewater discharged from the textile dyeing processes is very large; from 120 to 300m3/ton of fabric, the weaving and dyeing stage requires from 12 to 65 liters of water for 1 meter of fabric and discharges from 10 to 40 liters of water. Textile wastewater is very diverse and complex. According to calculations from the types of chemicals used such as: dyes, surfactants, electrolytes, lozenges, media, starch, enamel, oxidants …There have been hundreds of typical chemicals such as solutes and heavy metals.
1. Composition and characteristics of textile dyeing wastewater
Wastewater from textile industry includes main pollutants: High temperature, impurities separated from textiles such as grease, nitrogen-containing compounds, pectin, dirt sticking to fibers; chemicals used in technological processes such as starch starch, H2SO4, CH3COOH, NaOH, NaOCl, H2O2, Na2CO3, … dyes, auxiliaries, soak, colorant, detergent. The amount of chemicals used depends on the type of fabric, color and mainly goes to the wastewater of the manufacturing stage.
1.1 Pollutants and wastewater characteristics of textile and dye industry
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(Source: Wastewater treatment technology using biological methods – Assoc. Prof. PhD. Luong Duc Pham)
1.2 Wastewater characteristics of some dyeing factories in Vietnam
Parameter |
Unit |
Woven cotton products |
Knitwear products |
Woolen textiles |
Fiber |
Wastewater |
m3/t. of textile |
394 |
264 |
114 |
236 |
pH |
– |
8 – 11 |
9 – 10 |
9 |
9 – 11 |
TSS |
mg/l |
400 – 1000 |
950 – 1380 |
420 |
800 – 1300 |
BOD5 |
mg/l |
70 – 135 |
90 – 220 |
120 – 130 |
90 – 130 |
COD |
mg/l |
150 – 380 |
230 – 500 |
400 – 450 |
210 – 230 |
Color |
Pt – Co |
250 – 600 |
250 – 500 |
260 – 300 |
– |
(Source: Faculty of Environment – Hanoi University of Science, 2004)
1.3 The composition of dyeing wastewater is presented in the following table:
Indicator |
Unit |
Result |
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Activated substance wastewater |
Sulfur wastewater |
Bleaching wastewater |
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pH |
– |
11-Oct |
>11 |
>12 |
COD |
mg/l |
450 – 1.500 |
10.000 – 40.000 |
9.000 – 30.000 |
BOD5 |
mg/l |
200 – 800 |
2.000 – 10.000 |
4.000 – 17.000 |
Total N |
mg/l |
5 – 15 |
100 – 1.000 |
200 – 1.000 |
Total P |
mg/l |
0.7 – 3 |
7 – 30 |
10 – 30 |
SS |
mg/l |
– |
– |
– |
Color |
Pt-Co |
7.000 – 50.000 |
10.000 – 50.000 |
500 – 2.000 |
Turbidity |
FAU |
140 – 1.500 |
8.000 – 200.000 |
1.000 – 5.000 |
(Source: Faculty of Environment – Ho Chi Minh City University of Technology)
Basically, textile-dyeing wastewater often has high temperature, high level of color, pH> 9, high BOD and COD. On the other hand, wastewater from textile industry contains some chemicals with heavy metals, toxic components that not only destroys aquatic organisms but also has negative and direct impact on human life.
Current technology of textile wastewater treatment
2. Wastewater treatment technology of textile and dyeing industry is currently applying common technologies:
- Combination of chemical-physical method (coagulation / flocculation) and filtration;
- Combination of chemical-physical method and aerobic biological treatment or vice versa;
- Combination of chemical-physical method, aerobic biological and chemical-physical treatment;
- Combination of chemical-physical method, biological treatment and filtration (sand filter or activated carbon)
Diagram of the current technological process of textile dyeing wastewater treatment:
In general, the traditional technologies currently applied to the textile wastewater treatment still have many difficulties for businesses, for example:
- Using chemicals mainly can eliminates dispersed colors only, more complex color components such as reactivation and reconstitution are often impossible to be removed.
- When using many chemicals, operating costs will be very high, it is especially difficult to quantify chemicals for flocculation steps, or Fenton due to production by order, color composition and pollution concentration of wastewater often fluctuates according to orders.
- Microbiological systems are often large, requiring a lot of space
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