DEVELOPMENT OF THE COMPUTER MODEL OF THE WASTE WATER TREATMENT PROCESS USING ION-EXCHANGE RESINS IN THE MATLAB PROGRAM

Authors

Jaloliddin Abdurazzakovich Eshbobaev, Tashkent institute of chemical technology. Address:.Navoi Street, 32, Tashkent, Uzbekistan, 100011. E-mail: eshbobayevjalol@gmail.com, Phone: +998938032741;Follow
Bakhodir Tajiddinovich Khamidov, Tashkent institute of chemical technology. Address: Navoi Street, 32, Tashkent, Uzbekistan, 100011. E-mail: bkhamidov32@gmail.com, Phone: +998998166128;Follow
Adham Tilovovich Norkobilov, Shahrisabz branch of the Tashkent chemical-technological institute. Address: Shahrisabz str., Shahrisabz, 181306, Uzbekistan. E-mail: adham.norkobilov@gmail.com , Phone: +998993015567;Follow
Orifjon Sharipovich Kodirov, National University of Uzbekistan. Address: 4, University str., Tashkent, 100174, Uzbekistan. E-mail: oqsh@bk.ru, Phone: +998909994862.Follow

Abstract

In this work, a mathematical model of industrial wastewater treatment technology was formed. First, wastewater treatment technologies were analyzed and the technology of ion-exchange resin treatment was selected. A water purification device using ion-exchange resins was made, and tested on the Kungrad soda plant and the results were obtained. According to these results, it was determined that the cleaning coefficient of the device is up to 98-99%. In this article, a mathematical model of a wastewater treatment device using ion-exchange resins was developed using the stoichiometric matrix method. After the mathematical model of the process was found, a graph of the concentration change over time was constructed using the MATLAB program. With the help of the obtained results, we can monitor the changes in the concentration of each component participating in the process, and through this, we can optimally control the process.

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Recommended Citation

Eshbobaev, Jaloliddin Abdurazzakovich; Khamidov, Bakhodir Tajiddinovich; Norkobilov, Adham Tilovovich; and Kodirov, Orifjon Sharipovich (2023) "DEVELOPMENT OF THE COMPUTER MODEL OF THE WASTE WATER TREATMENT PROCESS USING ION-EXCHANGE RESINS IN THE MATLAB PROGRAM," Chemical Technology, Control and Management: Vol. 2023: Iss. 4, Article 9.
DOI: https://doi.org/10.59048/2181-1105.1484