TURK 2025

The main ingredient in the production of these products is refractory clay, typically combined with a chamotte component.
Local clay deposits, such as those from Kok-Moynok, and quartz-kaolin sandstones from the Kok-Moynok region have been investigated. To produce chamotte ceramic products using refractory clay from the Kara-Kiche, Kok-Moynok, Tash-Kumyr, and Abshir deposits, natural...

Abstract: The dairy industry generates substantial volumes of wastewater with high concentrations of organic pollutants, including lactose, fats, and proteins. If left untreated, these pollutants can lead to severe environmental issues, such as water contamination and oxygen depletion in aquatic ecosystems. This study evaluates the efficiency of electrocoagulation in treating dairy wastewater,...

Metal oxide nanomaterials such as ZnO are frequently preferred in electronic device design due to their electrical, optical and magnetic properties. Performance increases when magnetic materials are selected as doping. In the study, doped ZnO thin film were grown simultaneously using selected Al, Ni, Co, Dy doped by pneumatic spray pyrolysis technique. Characterization analyses show that...

Insulation materials have traditionally been made from inorganic substances. However, in recent years, such materials have been restricted due to potential health risks. Therefore, it is extremely important to conduct research on organic-based insulation materials.
The objective of this study was to investigate the potential for recycling peanut shell waste by creating a new low-thermal...

The increasing industrialization of the world has brought with it a number of hazards to the environment. Among the most important factors contributing to environmental pollution is the release of heavy metals in wastewater without their reduction to determined levels. Water contamination is therefore an important issue that needs to be addressed by finding a feasible, economical, effective,...

Many factors such as population growth and the development of technological production cause domestic and industrial water demand to increase day by day. One of the most important production processes in the world is the textile products. In recent years, there has been growing interest in electrooxidation (EO) processes that convert pollutants into final intermediates or less toxic substances...

The use of organic waste as an insulation material is an innovative approach that can solve both environmental and resource-saving problems. Agricultural by-products, food scraps, and natural fibers, among other organic waste, can be reused to develop sustainable insulation solutions.
The objective of this study was to investigate the potential for recycling peanut shell waste by developing a...

Today, there is a great interest in studying the self-organization of nanoparticles on interphase (phase boundary). Synthesis in heterophase liquid systems, which consists of chemical processes occurring at the liquids interface, is of great interest, which is currently called interphase synthesis.There are many chemical methods for obtaining nanostructures on the interphase surface, but due...

Abstract: This study was investigated the treatment of wastewater generated in the slaughterhouse of one of the largest poultry farms in Kyrgyzstan, which supplies over 60% of the country's total chicken meat and exports to foreign markets. Slaughterhouse wastewater is characterized by a high concentration of organic pollutants, resulting in a high chemical oxygen demand (COD) of approximately...

Abstract: Beer production plant wastewater causes highly polluted wastewater to emerge, which is characterized by high concentrations of organic compounds and various contaminants. Due to the complex composition of brewery wastewater, the development of efficient purification methods is crucial. The data indicate that the wastewater is highly contaminated, rendering conventional treatment...