Titlebook: Bioremediation and Green Technologies; Sustainable Approach Prashanthi Devi Marimuthu,Rajakumar Sundaram,Thama Book 2021 The Editor(s) (if

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Introduction: Performance-Led HR,llow colour after a period of 13?h. The colour, pH, turbidity and total suspended solids were greatly reduced when compared with the raw effluent. The optimum dosage for decolourisation and the optimum dosage for the reduction in pH, turbidity and total suspended solids were found to be 5?g/l. This

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Using the Agile Manifesto as a Frameworker (Conventional) and newer (Cleaner) technology and their negative and positive advantages were compared. Variables like capital cost, variable cost, viability period of the equipment, depreciation cost, buy back cost, benefit cost and environmental benefits like energy in (kWh) per year, water in

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Insights into the Status of Heavy Metal Resistant Rhizobacterial Communities in the Heavy Metal Contem is an important interface between soil and plants and also plays a significant role in the biosorption of heavy metals from contaminated soils. The rhizobacteria dwelling in this soil are known to affect heavy metal mobility and availability to the growing plant through the release of chelating a

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Bioremediation of Heavy Metals and Toxic Chemicals from Muttukadu Lake, Chennai by Biosurfactant andnotypic characterization and following that biosurfactant was produced by acid precipitation method. The produced biosurfactant was subjected to preliminary assays and FTIR for structural confirmation of rhamnolopid type of biosurfactnt. Before the treatment of heavy metals and after the treatment o

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Bioremediation Approaches for Degradation of Textile Dye Effluents the pollution, eutrophication,?interruption of aquatic life and can cause different disorders to the human health. In addition, metabolic intermediates of these dyes are mutagenic and carcinogenic; it can cause severe damage to different organs of the human body. Several physico-chemical techniques

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Bioremediation of Dye Effluent Using , Seed Powderllow colour after a period of 13?h. The colour, pH, turbidity and total suspended solids were greatly reduced when compared with the raw effluent. The optimum dosage for decolourisation and the optimum dosage for the reduction in pH, turbidity and total suspended solids were found to be 5?g/l. This

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Experimentation and Evaluation of Biodegradative Kinetic Parameters of Nitrate Removal from Drinkinggradation process. Second phase of experiments was studied in drinking water using a pilot scale treatment plant and the results showed that the consortium (KW1 and YW4), reduced nitrate to a level at 92% (100–8?mg/L) and verified with statistical test. Further, boiling, ultraviolet radiations, filt