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Current Developments in Bioengineering and Biotechnology

Advances in Eco-friendly and Sustainable Technologies for the Treatment of Textile Wastewater

1st Edition - February 22, 2023

Editors: Ashok Pandey, Sanjay P. Govindwar, Mayur B. Kurade, Byong-Hun Jeon

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Advances in Eco-friendly and Sustainable Technologies for the Treatment of Textile Wastewater delivers a comprehensive overview of the advancements in a variety of treatment approaches with a major emphasis on bioremediation for the removal and degradation of textile dyes. This book summarizes the latest advancements in textile dyes/effluent treatment technologies and evaluates the major physico-chemical and biological processes that are most popular among textile industrial wastewater treatment plants. The book examines recent advanced treatment options, including photocatalysis with the aid of nanotechnology, as well as advanced oxidation processes, with an emphasis on bioremediation methods.

Cover image
Title page
Table of Contents
Series editor
Copyright
List of contributors
Preface
1. Global scenario and technologies for the treatment of textile wastewater
1. Introduction
2. Characteristics of dyes and textile effluents
3. Environmental impacts and health problems due to textile waste
4. Overview of textile wastewaters and textile dyes treatments processes
5. Toxicity testing of dye effluent and its product
6. Conclusions and perspectives
2. Ecotoxicity of synthetic dyes
1. Introduction
2. Ecological impacts of dyes
3. Evaluation of ecotoxicity of textile dyes
4. Conclusions and perspectives
3. Biogenic synthesis of metal oxide-based photocatalysts for dye removal
1. Introduction
2. Use of green chemistry principles
3. Types of synthesis methods: physical, chemical, and biological
4. Biological synthesis strategies of nanomaterial
5. Biological synthesis strategies of nanomaterial
6. Biogenic synthesis of metal oxide for dyes degradation
7. Application of biogenic synthesized nanomaterial
8. Bioderived synthesis of metal oxide for dyes degradation
9. Conclusions and perspectives
4. Hybrids layered double hydroxides as catalysts for the removal of synthetic dyes from wastewater
1. Introduction
2. Layered double hydroxides-based catalytic materials
3. Conclusions and perspectives
5. Metal-organic framework and its derivative nanoparticles for effective textile wastewater treatment
1. Introduction
2. Metal organic framework: applications and synthesis methods
3. Textile waste water treatment using MOF
4. Limitations
5. Conclusions and perspective
6. Waste material recycled adsorbents for abatement of textile dyes
1. Introduction
2. Source-based adsorbents
3. Reaction-affecting factors
4. Adsorption mechanism
5. Adsorbent regeneration
6. The drawbacks of using adsorbent at an industrial level
7. Economic aspects
8. Conclusions and perspectives
7. Production, characterization, and application of biochar for remediation of dyes from textile industry wastewater
1. Introduction
2. Production of biochar
3. Characterization of biochar
4. Adsorption of dyes by biochar
5. Impact of different operational parameters on the textile dyes adsorption by biochar
6. Adsorption kinetics and isotherm model for the textile dyes sorption
7. Mechanisms of dyes sorption onto biochar
8. Regeneration of the spent biochar
9. Drawbacks of biochar system
10. Conclusion and perspectives
8. Agro-industrial waste biomass utilization via solid-state fermentation for textile wastewater treatment
1. Introduction
2. Solid-state fermentation (SSF)
3. Agro-industrial waste biomass residues as dye adsorbents
4. Coagulation of the textile dyes
5. Treatment of adsorbed/coagulated textile dyes using SSF processes
6. SSF-based bioreactors for the treatment of textile wastewater
7. Toxicity analysis of SSF-sludge obtained after decolorization of dye
8. Technical challenges
9. Conclusions and perspectives
9. Synergy of textile dyeing wastewater treatment along with water reclamation using membrane-enabled approach
1. Introduction
2. Membrane separation systems
3. Types of membranes applied in dyeing effluent treatment
4. Membrane-integrated hybrid systems for textile wastewater treatment and water recovery
5. Indigenously developed catalytic membrane for dyeing effluent treatment
6. Abatement of membrane reject and economic evaluation
7. Conclusions and perspectives
Abbreviations
10. Role of analytical techniques in the treatment of synthetic dyes and textile effluent
1. Introduction
2. Analytical techniques to monitor the process
3. Analytical techniques for metabolite identification
4. Microscopy studies
5. Characterization of textile effluent
6. Conclusions and perspectives
11. Bacterial tools for the removal and degradation of synthetic dyes from the wastewater
1. Introduction
2. Bacterial bioremediation
3. Biosorption
4. Biodegradation
5. Factors affecting biodegradation
6. Redox mediators
7. Mechanism of dyes degradation
8. Role of biogenic inorganic compounds
9. Role of photosynthetic bacteria in dye degradation
10. Advantages of the bacterial decolorizations process
11. Application of bacterial methods for degradation of dyes
12. Conclusions and perspectives
12. Yeast and fungal mediated degradation of synthetic dyes
1. Introduction
2. An overview of yeast and fungus mediated dyes degradation
3. Use of yeast and fungus in dyes degradation
4. Factors affecting yeast and fungus mediated dyes degradation
5. Enzymes present in yeasts and fungi involved in the degradation of dyes
6. Applications of yeast and fungal-mediated dyes degradation
7. Future yeast and fungal-based strategies for efficient removal of dyes
8. Conclusions and perspectives
13. Bioremediation of textile dyes using lichens
1. Introduction
2. Lichens- a biont with symbionts
3. Ecological roles of lichens
4. Metabolic outline of lichens
5. Existence of oxidases and peroxidases in lichens
6. Exploration of lichens for bioremediation of textile dyes
7. Application of lichens for dyes degradation
8. Conclusions and perspectives
14. Bioremediation of synthetic and textile dyes effluent by extremophiles
1. Introduction
2. Habitats of extermophiles
3. Potential of extremophiles for detoxification synthetic dyes
4. Characteristics of extremophiles
5. Extremozymes in dyes degradation
6. Modern approaches for use of extremophiles in bioremediation
7. Conclusions and perspectives
15. Microalgae-based biotechnologies for treatment of textile wastewater
1. Introduction
2. Microalgae-based treatment of textile wastewater
3. Microalgae and another microbe's consortium for treatment of textile wastewater
4. Biosorption of dyes by microalgae-derived adsorbents
5. Integrated processes for the treatment of textile wastewater
6. Conclusions and perspectives
16. Microbial consortium as an effective biocatalyst for the decolorization of textile dyes wastewater
1. Introduction
2. Microbial interactions in consortium systems for improved functions
3. Consortia for the decolorization and textile wastewater treatment
4. Engineering of synthetic microbial consortia (SMC)
5. Conclusions and perspectives
Abbreviations
17. Enzymes responsible for the metabolism of synthetic dyes
1. Introduction
2. Enzymes involved in the remediation of synthetic dyes
3. Future research perspectives and challenges of enzymes applications
4. Conclusions and perspectives
18. Process affecting parameters of dye bioremediation and its optimization by mathematical and statistical tools
1. Introduction
2. Factors affecting the process of dyes bioremediation
3. Optimization of process parameters
4. Softwares for performing RSM
5. Conclusions and perspectives
19. Integrated chemical and biological processes for the degradation of synthetic dyes
1. Introduction
2. Integrated technologies for the removal of textile dyes
3. Conclusions and perspectives
20. Constructed wetland system and its engineered designs for the treatment of textile industry effluent
1. Introduction
2. Advances in constructed wetlands design
3. Insights in constructed wetlands for contaminants removal
4. Conclusions and Perspectives
21. Immobilization of microbes and enzymes for textile wastewater treatment
1. Introduction
2. Mechanisms of microbial immobilization for textile dyes removal
3. Selection of carrier matrices for immobilization
4. Removal of textile dyes from wastewater using immobilized microorganisms
5. Feasibility of textile dye removal from wastewater using immobilized enzymes
6. Conclusions and perspectives
22. Bioelectrochemical systems for the treatment of textile dye wastewaters
1. Introduction
2. Microbial catalysts in the BES systems for remediation of textile dye wastewater
3. Various types of conventional BESs in the remediation of textile dye wastewater: configurations, mechanisms, and parameters affecting performance
4. Emerging hybrid BESs for remediation of textile dye wastewater
5. Conclusions and perspectives
23. Enzyme engineering for advanced treatment of textile wastewater
1. Introduction
2. Challenges in using natural biocatalysts for treatment of textile wastewater
3. Enzyme engineering: the concept
4. Approaches of enzyme engineering
5. Role of advanced bioinformatics methods in enzyme engineering
6. Application of engineered enzymes for bioremediation purpose
7. Current scenario of application of enzyme engineering for improvement of biocatalysts used in biodegradation of textile dyes
8. Conclusions and perspectives
24. Systems biology and multiomics integration in biological treatment of textile wastewater
1. Introduction
2. Application of integrated multiomics methods to improve of bioremediation
3. Mechanisms of bioremediation using multiomics techniques
4. Integration of bioinformatics in bioremediation
5. Conclusions and perspectives
Abbreviations
Index

Ashok Pandey

Professor Ashok Pandey is currently Distinguished Scientist at the Centre for Innovation and Translational Research, CSIR-Indian Institute of Toxicology Research, Lucknow, India and Executive Director (Honorary) at the Centre for Energy and Environmental Sustainability – India. Formerly, he was Eminent Scientist at the Center of Innovative and Applied Bioprocessing, Mohali and Chief Scientist & Head of Biotechnology Division and Centre for Biofuels at CSIR’s National Institute for Interdisciplinary Science and Technology, Trivandrum. His major research and technological development interests are industrial & environmental biotechnology and energy biosciences, focusing on biomass to biofuels & chemicals, waste to wealth & energy, industrial enzymes, etc. Professor Pandey is Adjunct/Visiting Professor/Scientist in universities in France, Brazil, Canada, China, Korea, South Africa, and Switzerland and also in several universities several in India. He has ~1400 publications/communications, which include 16 patents, 87 books, >700 papers and book chapters, etc with h index of 102 and ~46,300 citations (Goggle scholar). He has transferred several technologies to industries and has done industrial consultancy for about a dozen projects for Indian/international industries. Professor Pandey is the recipient of many national and international awards and honours, which include Distinguished Scientist, VDGOOD Professional Association, India (2020); Distinguished Professor of Eminence with global impact in the area of Biotechnology, Precious Cornerstone University, Nigeria (2020), Highest Cited Researcher (Top 1% in the world), Clarivate Analytics, Web of Science (2019); IconSWM Life-time Achievement Award 2019, International Society for Solid Waste Management, KIIT, Bhubaneshwar, India (2019); Yonsei Outstanding Scholar, Yonsei University, Seoul, Korea (2019), Highest Cited Researcher (Top 1% in the world; Top 10 in India), Clarivate Analytics, Web of Science (2018); Life-Time Achievement Award from the Biotech Research Society, India (2018); Life-Time Achievement Award from Venus International Research Awards (2018), Most Outstanding Researcher Award from Career360 (2018), Life-Time Achievement Award from the International Society for Energy, Environment and Sustainability (2017); Academician of European Academy of Sciences and Arts, Austria (2015); Honorary Doctorate degree from Univesite Blaise Pascal, France (2007); Thomson Scientific India Citation Laureate Award, USA (2006); UNESCO Professor (2000); Raman Research Fellowship Award, CSIR (1995); GBF, Germany and CNRS, France Fellowships (1992) and Young Scientist Award (1989), etc. He is Fellow of various academies, which include Royal Society of Biology, UK (2016); International Society for Energy, Environment and Sustainability (2016); National Academy of Sciences, India (2012); Association of Microbiologists of India (2008), International Organization of Biotechnology and Bioengineering (2007) and the Biotech Research Society, India (2005). Professor Pandey is Founder President of the Biotech Research Society, India (www.brsi.in); Founder & International Coordinator of International Forum on Industrial Bioprocesses, France (www.ifibiop.org), Chairman of the International Society for Energy, Environment & Sustainability (www.isees.in), Editor-in-chief of Bioresource Technology (http://ees.elsevier.com/bite/), Honorary Executive Advisor of Journal of Energy and Environmental Sustainability (www.jees.in), Journal of Systems Microbiology and Biomanufacturing (https://www.springer.com/journal/43393), Journal of Environmental Sciences and Engineering (http://neerijese.org/editorial-board/), Subject Editor, Proceedings of National Academy of Sciences, India (https://www.springer.com/life+sciences/journal/40011) and Associate Editor, Biologia – Section Cellular and Molecular Biology (https://www.springer.com/journal/11756/editors) and editorial board member of several international and Indian journals

Sanjay P. Govindwar

Professor Govindwar FISBT, FMASc, FBRS has done internationally acclaimed research in bioremediation and phytoremediation of textile effluent. Currently, he is the top-ranked in Scopus among all the global scientists working in the area of “decolorization”. His remarkable research mainly pertains to the elucidation of enzymatic pathways for the degradation of toxic textile dyes to nontoxic metabolites using microbes, fungi, plants, and their interactions. He has demonstrated the involvement of oxidoreductase enzymes in the biotransformation of textile dyes using purified lignin peroxidase, polyphenol oxidase, and laccase enzymes from bacteria, fungi, and plants, and elucidated pathways and mechanism of textile dye degradation. He has developed laboratory scale phytoreactors, a wetland, and phyto-bed technology for efficient bioremediation of textile industry effluent and textile dye contaminated sites. He extended his research with phytoremediation of pharmaceutical contaminants from sewage wastewater. He has published 250+ research papers in refereed journals (Citations: 12366, h-index: 58 (Google Scholar) having average impact factor around 3.5) and book chapters. He was Joint Secretary, Maharashtra Academy of Sciences, Kolhapur Chapter, India. He is recognized as an Expertscape World Expert (top 0.1% of scholars) in Conservation of Natural Resources, Textiles, and Environmental Biodegradation over the past 10 years (2009-2019), Brain Pool Visiting Scientist from National Research Foundation, South Korea, and African Centre of Excellence in Water (ACE WATER), Nigeria (2019-2024) as a Member of International Scientific Advisory Board. His research work where he developed phytoreactors and extended his research from the laboratory to land has been appreciated by the Department of Biotechnology, Ministry of Science and Technology, New Delhi, India, and it was published by the Government of India in the “Bulletin of success stories” achievements during 2014-2018.

Affiliations and expertise

Faculty Member, Hanyang University, Seoul, South Korea

Mayur B. Kurade

Dr. Mayur Kurade earned his Ph.D. degree in 2012 from the Shivaji University, Kolhapur, India for his in-depth investigation on the biodegradation of xenobiotic synthetic dyes and bioremediation of textile industry wastewater using microbial catalysts. He has conducted his postdoctoral research during 2013-2014 in ARCPE lab at Hong Kong Baptist University, Hong Kong focusing on applied microbiology for sludge processing and wastewater treatment to upgrade the existing bioleaching methods of sewage sludge. Following this research profile, he joined Hanyang University, Seoul, South Korea in 2015 as Assistant Professor. He is frequently serving as Session Chair and co-organizer of the Geochemistry division in American Chemical Society National Meeting & Exposition, USA. Dr. Kurade has done world-class research in “Bioremediation and bioenergy”. He is among the top 25 researchers in the world working in the area of dye decolorization according to Scopus. He has published >75 research articles in well-known peer-reviewed international journals of high repute along with 2 book chapters and 2 patents focusing on bioremediation and bioenergy with an average impact factor of 6.65, Citations of 2661 H Index of 31”. Some of his research articles are appeared as “Highly cited articles” in Web-of-Sciences. He is serving as an editorial board member for international journals including Frontiers in Microbiology, Environmental Technology, Energies, and Heliyon. Moreover, he is voluntarily contributing as a potential reviewer for top-class journals in Environmental Engineering and Biotechnology such as Water Research, Chemical Engineering Journal, Bioresource Technology, Journal of Hazardous Materials, and Environment International. Currently, at Hanyang University, he is exploring the bioremediation of emerging- organic pollutants from wastewater using microalgae and plants. He is also developing cost-effective technologies to improve biofuels/biogas yield using various organic sources to find a remedy for organic waste pollution. His specific research interests include biodegradation, bioremediation, environmental microbiology, bioenergy, and biofuels. His research outcomes and the developed technologies are helpful for the pollution control planning, management of water contamination, and environmental protection.

Affiliations and expertise

Assistant Professor, Hanyang University, Seoul, South Korea

Byong-Hun Jeon

Professor Byong-Hun Jeon is a Professor and Director of Leaders in Industry-University Cooperation (LINC) at Hanyang University, South Korea. He holds BS degree in Mineral and Petroleum Engineering from Hanyang University, and earned both his MS and Ph. D. degrees at the Pennsylvania State University, USA. He is an active Chair of the Reviewers Board for the National Research Foundation of Korea, Ministry of Education, South Korea. Professor Jeon is also an Advisory Committee Member for SMTECH, South Korea. He is actively serving as an Editorial board member of several internationally acclaimed journals including Frontiers in Microbiology, Energies, and Geosystem Engineering. He is frequently acting as session Chair and co-organizer of Geochemistry division in American Chemical Society National Meeting & Exposition, USA. He has conducted world-leading research in Environmental Chemistry and Environmental Biotechnology. He has published more than 250 research articles in internationally acclaimed research journals including Nature communication, Energy and Environmental Science, Coordination Chemistry Reviews and Trends in Biotechnology, etc. Moreover, his applied research in environmental technology has fruitfully provided him over 25 patents and 3 technology transfers. His prolific research has attracted over 8000 citations to his articles. His current research interests include advanced biological wastewater treatment using microalgae and plants as ecofriendly bio-tools for the improved removal of nutrients and contaminants from wastewater. His research group is primarily investigating bioremediation and wastewater treatment with major emphasis on biodegradation and removal of organic micro-pollutants in wastewater using microbial tools. Specific interest has been on microalgal and plant removal of emerging contaminants such as pharmaceuticals and personal care products (PPCPs) and dyes. He has developed advanced wastewater treatment via coupling of microalgae cultivation for improved removal of N, P, and emerging organic contaminants from wastewater, and further utilization of microalgal biomass for bioenergy production. He is also investigating the co-digestion of wastewater sludge with high-strength organic waste for enhanced biogas production to develop an economically feasible process. He has established the coupling of the wastewater treatment system with bioenergy production for generating biofuel products using the recovered biomass from wastewater treatment. His specific research interests include biodegradation, fate and transport of environmental pollutants, aquatic ecotoxicology and ecology, environmental microbiology, and bioenergy.

Affiliations and expertise

Professor, Department of Earth Resources and Environmental Engineering, and Director of Leaders in Industry-University Cooperation (LINC), Hanyang University, South Korea