2008
DOI: 10.1016/j.jhazmat.2007.11.033
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RETRACTED: Effluent treatment process in molasses-based distillery industries: A review

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“…4 modified from Kansal et al [37] shows the schematic representation of an anaerobic hybrid reactor. Sowmeyan and Swaminathan [68] recently designed an inverse anaerobic fluidized bed reactor containing perilite as the carrier material and found it to be a better choice among the different anaerobic methods available for treatment of distillery effluent. The system when operated at …”
Section: Novel Anaerobic Reactorsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…4 modified from Kansal et al [37] shows the schematic representation of an anaerobic hybrid reactor. Sowmeyan and Swaminathan [68] recently designed an inverse anaerobic fluidized bed reactor containing perilite as the carrier material and found it to be a better choice among the different anaerobic methods available for treatment of distillery effluent. The system when operated at …”
Section: Novel Anaerobic Reactorsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Many physicochemical treatment methods are available for the degradation and decolourization of spentwash [13]. The advantage of these physicochemical methods in combination with fungal treatment is that, it can effectively decolourize undiluted wastewater; otherwise dilution at field scale will increase the amount of wastewater considerably.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In these industries it is possible to distinguish two main types of wastewater source. The first is process wastewater containing high organic loadings (COD, 80.000-100.000 mg/L, and BOD, 40.000-50.000 mg/L), strong odor and a large amount of dark brown color, apart from low pH 4-5 [1], [2]. The second is low to moderate process wastewater coming from cleaning.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%