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A Systematic Review on Anaerobic Textile Industrial Wastewater Treatment: Influence of Processes, Microbial Communities and Bioreactors
Innocent Tayari Mwizerwa, Yu Wang, Xiaoguang Chen
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80% confidenceThis paper reviews anaerobic textile industrial wastewater treatment processes, highlighting the influence of microbial communities and bioreactors on treatment efficiency.
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Key findings
- Anaerobic processes are effective in treating textile industrial wastewater, with COD removal rates up to 90%.
- Microbial communities play a crucial role in anaerobic treatment, with specific bacteria strains contributing to improved treatment efficiency.
- Bioreactor design and operation significantly impact treatment outcomes, with factors such as hydraulic retention time and pH influencing microbial community structure and function.
Keywords
BioreactorTextilePulp and paper industryAnaerobic exerciseSewage treatmentBiochemical engineering
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- Journal of Environmental Accounting and Management
- Year
- 2020