Published by kgabo Dikeledi Masenya
Good day
Am doing a research about Bioremediation process when it comes to the treatment of wastewater. Would like to know more, advantages, disadvantages and steps to be followed etc.
Regards.
The biggest challenge if you are doing bioremediation on soil is the distribution of oxygen and nutrients. In water, that is an entire subject that I teach for 5 days at 10 hours a day. Tough to answer as I am not sure of a specific question. Maybe compare and contrast the different secondary biological degradation processes? Please clarify for us. Thanks, Sean
Published by Sean Roop, Industrial and Engineering Consultants, LLC - Senior Water and Process Consultant
What kind of bioremediation process? What kind of wastewater? How much? Where from? What contaminants to be treated? Where?
Published by László Tutor, Horticulture and Innovation Specialist at Organica Water
Just a question, is this wastewater you refer to "sewerage related" waste water of waste from the process of cleaning potable water.
Published by Leslie Hoy, Manager Environmental Management Services at Rand Water
Composting solids and Secondary wastewater treatment are bioremediation
Published by Joseph Cotruvo, President at Joseph Cotruvo & Associates, Water , Environment and Public Health
Hi Kgabo, very nice to hear that you are doing research on Bioremediation. I have long experience of working in this field and developed a unique process called Anoxic Bioremediation (ABR) to treat wastewater in any waterbody, STP etc.
I am writing a book on this subject also. I can help you but I need more details about your research project. Please write to me directly on mamta.tomar@gmail.com
Published by MAMTA TOMAR, ELM WATANIYA General Trading Contracting Co. - Managing Partner
Bioremediation is in fact one of the best options. However, you need to verify the nature of effluent which, understandably is different for a variety of industries. Once this is done, you need to also ascertain the compounds that you wish to tackle. There are different strains of bacteria and even fungal applications you can opt for. So, you need to be pretty specific lest you may get disappointed.
Published by AK Shyam
I just would like to tell that it is a slow process to handle a large amount of wastewater. It's It's effectiveness increases with increase in exposure time. You have to depend on indigenous microbes for wastewater treatment as wastewater will not easily accept seeding
Published by JASPAL SINGH CHAUHAN, Employee at Hemvati Nandan Garhwal university(a central University) Uttarakhand, India