Color Removal from Textile Wastewater Using Capparis Spinosa as Natural Coagulant

Natural coagulant is a habitually developed; plants derived coagulant which could be applied in coagulation-flocculation activity of textile wastewater treatment for reducing the concentration of dyes. In this study the capability of Capparis Spinosa in excluding dyes has been investigated. At a number of dosages of the dye the absorbance amount is noticed applying a coupled ray UV spectrophotometer and a standardization curve has been made. A set of examinations were implemented for verifying the dye removal efficiency using a powder extracted from Capparis Spinosa plant. The effects of various factors such as the acidity function, dye concentration, Capparis Spinosa concentration and the settling time have been investigated. PH implies be a remarkable parameter and dye removal efficiency declines as pH rises and settling time decreases after 20 minutes of settling. The findings illustrate that the dye removal efficiency is achieved highest equal to 96% using Capparis Spinosa as a natural coagulant.