Application of iron oxides modified volcanic rock in continuous phenol wastewater anaerobic treatment: Performance and underlying mechanisms

Zhang, Guangyi; Chen, Wanxue; Dou, Ming; Su, Dezhi; Zhang, Jiatao; Zhao, Zisheng

doi:10.1016/j.renene.2023.119214

Renewable Energy

2023

DOI: 10.1016/j.renene.2023.119214

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Application of iron oxides modified volcanic rock in continuous phenol wastewater anaerobic treatment: Performance and underlying mechanisms

Guangyi Zhang,

Wanxue Chen,

Ming Dou

et al.

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Advanced and prospects in phenol wastewater treatment technologies: unveiling opportunities and trends

da Silva Aires,

Dari,

Freitas

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This study aims to explore technological advances and prospects in phenol treatment by providing a detailed bibliometric survey of wastewater treatment applications, highlighting innovative advances in research. Using the Web of Science database, we identified 79,104 articles from 2003 to 2023, later refined to 1848. The keywords were used for the initial search: “phenol”, “wastewater”, “degradation”, “treatment” and “removal”. The bibliographic review details the occurrence of journals, authors, newspapers, countries, institutions, keywords, highly cited articles, and prominent predominant research fields. In particular, the field of “Engineering” was responsible for 32% of the published articles, followed by “Ecology of Environmental Sciences” (25%) and “Chemistry” (12%). In addition, a keyword analysis revealed five major groups of clusters that indicate where the research is progressing. This aspect is crucial for understanding the evolution and perspectives of research interests over time. Therefore, future research in the field should prioritize wastewater treatment and feedstock diversification. This focus is essential to address significant challenges, such as production costs, stability, and durability of treatment processes. Graphical Abstract

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Advanced and prospects in phenol wastewater treatment technologies: unveiling opportunities and trends

da Silva Aires,

Dari,

Freitas

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Fe oxides nano-modified pumice enhances hydrogenotrophic methanogenesis in anaerobic digestion: Performance and mechanism of microbial community

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Zhang,

Huang

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Biofilm application for anaerobic digestion: a systematic review and an industrial scale case

Abera,

Trømborg,

Solli

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Biofilm is a syntrophic community of microorganisms enveloped by extracellular polymeric substances and displays remarkable adaptability to dynamic environments. Implementing biofilm in anaerobic digestion has been widely investigated and applied as it promotes microbial retention time and enhances the efficiency. Previous studies on anaerobic biofilm primarily focused on application in wastewater treatment, while its role has been significantly extended to accelerate the degradation of lignocellulosic biomass, improve gas–liquid mass transfer for biogas upgrading, or enhance resistance to inhibitors or toxic pollutants. This work comprehensively reviewed the current applications of biofilm in anaerobic digestion and focused on impacting factors, optimization strategies, reactor set-up, and microbial communities. Moreover, a full-scale biofilm reactor case from Norway is also reported. This review provides a state of-the- art insight on the role of biofilm in anaerobic digestion. Graphical Abstract

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Application of iron oxides modified volcanic rock in continuous phenol wastewater anaerobic treatment: Performance and underlying mechanisms

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References 32 publications

Advanced and prospects in phenol wastewater treatment technologies: unveiling opportunities and trends

Advanced and prospects in phenol wastewater treatment technologies: unveiling opportunities and trends

Fe oxides nano-modified pumice enhances hydrogenotrophic methanogenesis in anaerobic digestion: Performance and mechanism of microbial community

Biofilm application for anaerobic digestion: a systematic review and an industrial scale case

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