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Bioremediation And Decolorization Of Distillery Effluent: Degradation Of Melanoidin And Decolorization Of Distillery Effluent Spent Wash By Bacterial Consortium - Couverture souple

Bharti, Ranjana; Upadhye, Seema Pavgi

 
9783659279867: Bioremediation And Decolorization Of Distillery Effluent: Degradation Of Melanoidin And Decolorization Of Distillery Effluent Spent Wash By Bacterial Consortium
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ISBN 10 : 3659279862 ISBN 13 : 9783659279867
Editeur : LAP LAMBERT Academic Publishing, 2012

Synopsis

Distillery spent wash is most complex and cumbersome pollution intensive unwanted residual liquid waste water of dark brown color with very high COD, highly acidic pH and other organic and inorganic toxic constituents. The recalcitrant melanoidin pigment is the major source of aquatic and soil pollution because its intense brown colour results in the blockage of photosynthesis, eutrophication and low pH acidifies soil affecting crops. Elimination of pollutants and color from distillery effluent is becoming increasingly important for environmental and aesthetic point of view. Many approaches have been employed for the treatment of wastewater is insufficient and not able to achieve the standard set by government. Therefore, as an alternative, biological treatment with microbes are drawing attentions. The present study explores the feasibility of using bacterial strains with the ultimate aim of application for molasses-based distillery wastewater treatment.

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Présentation de l'éditeur

Distillery spent wash is most complex and cumbersome pollution intensive unwanted residual liquid waste water of dark brown color with very high COD, highly acidic pH and other organic and inorganic toxic constituents. The recalcitrant melanoidin pigment is the major source of aquatic and soil pollution because its intense brown colour results in the blockage of photosynthesis, eutrophication and low pH acidifies soil affecting crops. Elimination of pollutants and color from distillery effluent is becoming increasingly important for environmental and aesthetic point of view. Many approaches have been employed for the treatment of wastewater is insufficient and not able to achieve the standard set by government. Therefore, as an alternative, biological treatment with microbes are drawing attentions. The present study explores the feasibility of using bacterial strains with the ultimate aim of application for molasses-based distillery wastewater treatment.

Biographie de l'auteur

Ranjana Bharti (M.Sc Biotech.), Research Scholar (STIP), Central University of Gujarat (CUG), Gandhinagar, Gujarat,India.Dr. Seema Pavgi Upadhye, M.Sc., Ph.D (Biochemistry), Present Professor and Principal, I.T.S College of Biotechnology, Muradnagar, Ghazaiabad (UP) India. Total Exp. 25 years.

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Éditeur
LAP LAMBERT Academic Publishing
Date d'édition
2012
Langue
anglais
ISBN 10 
3659279862
ISBN 13 
9783659279867
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Nombre de pages
68
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