Limitation in the availability of natural resources like water is the main drive for focussing on
resource recovery from wastewater. Rapid urbanization with increased consumption of …

Water pollution stands as a critical worldwide concern, bearing extensive repercussions that
extend to human health and the natural ecosystem. The sources of water pollution can be …

Biological wastewater treatment processes such as activated sludge and anaerobic
digestion remain the most favorable when compared to processes such as chemical …

Water contamination by various species, including heavy metals, dust, dyes, pesticides,
pathogens, and organic and inorganic substances, poses a stern hazard to health of the …

There is a pressing need for efficient biological treatment systems for the removal of organic
compounds in greywater given the rapid increase in household wastewater produced as a …

At Centro Universitário Senac-Santo Amaro Campus, several systems and services have
been developed, whose integration, respecting sustainability and industrial ecology …

Pharmaceutical industries contribute to 25% of world water pollution which severely affect
the environment as per World Health Organization (WHO). There is a continuous demand of …

Biological wastewater treatment processes such as activated sludge and anaerobic
digestion remain the most favorable when compared to processes such as chemical …

Distillery industries generate a considerable amount of wastewater, having a high
percentage of inorganic matter and organic compounds. Wastewater generated from …

Waste treatment, additionally referred to as sewage treatment, is the removal of polluting
impacts from sewage, before they enter regular waterways, for example, streams, lakes …