AULIB-IR Central Library :: Browsing by Author "Kalaiarasi, K"

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Adsorption of Reactive Dye Corafix Yellow GD-3R from Aqueous Solution using Corn Cob

(2022-05) Sandhiya, R; Kalaiarasi, K

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Antibacterial Efficiency of Face Mask Treated with Selected Herbal Extracts

(2022-05) Shalini, S; Kalaiarasi, K

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Assessment of Compressional Properties in Wearing Tight Pant Leggings

(2023-05) Ridhuvarshini, S; Kalaiarasi, K

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Biodesizing Using Amylase Isolated from Sago Effluent

(2007-05) Sathya, B; Kalaiarasi, K

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Biosorption of Reactive Dye From Textile Industry Effluent by Aspergillus Fumigatus

(2010) Kalaiarasi, K

Reactive dyes are important chemical pollutants from textile industries. The dye decolorizing fungal strain was isolated from reactive dye effluent contaminated soil. It was identified as Aspergillus fumigatus based on lactophenol cotton blue staining. A.fumigatus could tolerate and biosorp reactive dye under optimized conditions. Maximum decolorization was observed at 3"* day of incubation at 40“C and the optimum inoculum concentration was foimd to be 3% at pH 8. These results suggest that A.fumigatus is more effective for color removal from reactive dye effluent.

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Decolorization of selected dyes in aqueous solution using Helianthus annuus

(2017-04) Navanithi. D; Kalaiarasi, K

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Decolorization Of Textile Dye In Aqueous Solution Using Corn Leaf

(2019-04) Sivakami, A; Kalaiarasi, K

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Decolourization of Selected Dye Solution Using Sea Foam

(2013-05) Vishnu Priya, N; Kalaiarasi, K

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Decolourization of Selected Reactive Dye using Isolated Bacterium for Reutilization

(2012-04) Priyadharshini, S.V; Kalaiarasi, K

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Decolourization of Textile Dye Biomass of Aspergillus fumigatus Effluent by Non-Viable

(2012) Kalaiarasi, K; Lavanya, A; Amsamani, S; Bagyalakshmi, G

The aim of this work was to study the decolourization of textile dye effluent by non-viable biomass of Aspergillus fumigates. The dried non-viable fungal biomass exhibited maximum dye removal at pH 7.0 with temperature of 30°C and 3 g/l fw/vj biomass concentration, after 24 h contact time. The results showed that the non-viable biomass possessed high efficiency for dye removal from textile effluent.