Monitoring Textile Waste Water Treatment Using Natural Resources

Abstract

The wastewater outlet from the textile industry is a dangerous threat to Erode and other nearby districts and causes environmental and health-related problems in human beings. To resolve this issue through the water purification process by chemical dyeing absorption and dissolved solvent absorption with softening properties. Most of the wastewater is released underground or in the river arises major form of water pollution. Here, to reduce the harmfulness of the waste water out from the industry, an attempt is made through natural resources like drum stick seeds and Canna Indica plants are used to improve the TDS and pH properties of releasing wastewater. The result shows the abrupt TDS reduction in the value of outlet water.