| Abstract: | Among the various technologies available to treat wastewater from sugar production, electro‐oxidation, or electrocoagulation, is considered one of the best. Moreover, it is a cost‐effective method. Although it is considered an advanced form of chemical coagulation, it does not require the addition of chemical coagulants, as the coagulant is generated through the dissolution of the sacrificial anodes that are connected to the electric current in the treatment chamber. This article examines how an electro‐oxidation system can be established and explores the variables that affect the process. |
