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Carbon-Based Photocatalysts Study to Break Down Industrial Wastewater Pollutants

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Carbon-Based Photocatalysts Study to Break Down Industrial Wastewater Pollutants
TECHNOLOGY
BRIN Public Relations
Presentation of research on carbon-based materials for wastewater treatment at ISNND 2026 at KST B.J. Habibie, Serpong, Wednesday (28/10/2026

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Catalyst reuse was tested over several cycles to evaluate its performance stability.

BRIN's public relations statement does not include figures for pollutant decomposition efficiency, processing time, energy consumption, or test results on actual industrial wastewater. Therefore, its performance and feasibility of implementation cannot yet be assessed quantitatively from the available information.

The safety of processing results needs to be tested

"Even though it has potential in processing industrial waste, the application of carbon-based photocatalysis technology still requires further study," said Suresh, as quoted by BRIN Public Relations.

He said the study needed to cover effectiveness against various types of pollutants, energy requirements, operational costs, and safety of materials and processing results.

Thus, the ability to decompose pollutant compounds needs to be assessed together with the safety of the water after processing. Environmental benefit claims also require demonstration of performance under conditions appropriate to the application requirements.

Official Press Release Humas BRIN.

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