Bio-refinery for Wastewater Remediation: How to Adopt Microalgae? (Part I)
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Jan 28, 2017
Abstract
Microalgae have been appeared to be a wellspring of various bio-based items running from high esteem particles to products. This paper is centered on the significance of outfitting the bioremediation limit of microalgae to treat wastewaters with a specific end goal to build up the microalgae business (particularly the microalgae biofuel industry) and to discover different other options to the exemplary wastewater treatment forms. There are many applications of wastewater and one of the most prominent examples is that it can be used as a bio fuel feed stock. Apart from this wastewater is also important because it is needed for the advancement of microalgae bio fuel industry. There are many ways to treat wastewater and used it in the biofuel industry and urban wastewater treatment is one of them. In urban wastewater treatment the toxins that are present in wastewater are treated and it is then used in biofuel industry. Another way of treatment is industrial or agricultural wastewater treatment. In this process the microalgae that is present in wastewater is utilized. Nowadays some techniques are introduced by which for the vaccination of microalgae and these techniques are simple and easy to be implemented.
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Keywords
Microalgae, Wastewater, Environment, Sustainable Development, Biofuel
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27. De Godos I, Muñoz R, Guieysse B. Tetracycline removal during wastewater treatment in high-rate algal ponds. J Hazard Mater 2012; 229-230:446-449.
28. Sethunathan N, Megharaj M, Chen ZL, Williams BD, Lewis G, Naidu R. Algal degradation of a known endocrine disrupting insecticide, a-endosulfan, and its metabolite, endosulfan sulfate, in liquid medium and soil. J Agric Food Chem 2004; 52:3030-3035.
29. Kumar KS, Dahms HU, Won EJ, Lee JS, Shin KH. Microalgae-A promising tool for heavy metal remediation. Ecotoxicol Environ Safe 2015; 113:329-352.
30. Muñoz R, Guieysse B. Algal-bacterial processes for the treatment of hazardous contaminants: A review. Water Res 2006; 40:2799-2815.
How to Cite
Chagin, M., & Brewer, . D. J. (2017). Bio-refinery for Wastewater Remediation: How to Adopt Microalgae? (Part I). Science Insights, 2017(1), 1–6. https://doi.org/10.15354/si.17.re005
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