Microplastics and dye removal from textile wastewater using MIL-53 (Fe) metal-organic framework-based ultrafiltration membranes

Javad Farahbakhsh; Mohadeseh Najafi; Mitra Golgoli; Abdul Hannan Asif; Mehdi Khiadani; Amir Razmjou; Masoumeh Zargar

doi:10.1016/j.chemosphere.2024.143170

August 23, 2024ChemosphereOpen Access

Microplastics and dye removal from textile wastewater using MIL-53 (Fe) metal-organic framework-based ultrafiltration membranes

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Enhanced rejection of methylene blue dye occurs when combined with microplastics or bovine serum albumin, establishing effective simultaneous contaminant separation.
Modified membranes achieved nearly 96% bovine serum albumin rejection and around 86% methylene blue removal during complex mixed foulant filtration assessments.
Phase inversion synthesis incorporated metal-organic framework particles into ultrafiltration membranes, which may enable resilient antifouling textile wastewater processing.

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Experimental evaluation demonstrates enhanced microplastics and dye removal in textile wastewater, highlighting improved antifouling ultrafiltration performance.

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