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Showing 1 to 12 of 12 for “"Bioflocculants"”.

  1. The Effect of Using Bioflocculants as Conditioners on Dewatering of Biosludge

    Chemical conditioning by biopolymers, as an alternative for petroleum-based synthetic polymers, for improving the dewatering of biosludge from pulp and paper mills is a growing interest. There are limited studies on the application of biopolymers for enhancing the dewaterability of biosludge and …

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  2. Improved Microalgal Biomass Harvesting Using Optimized Environmental Conditions and Bacterial Bioflocculants

    … OPTIMIZED ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS AND BACTERIAL BIOFLOCCULANTS</strong></p> <p><strong>DEREK CONTE MANHEIM</strong></p> <p>The cost and energy balance of microalgae biofuel production is sensitive to the algae harvesting method, among many other factors. Bioflocculation and settling of suspended …

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  3. Production, Characterisation and Application of Bioflocculants from Pure Bacterial Strains and their Consortia Isolated from Sodwana Bay in Kwa-Zulu Natal, South Africa

    … agglomerate to form large and settleable flocs. Bioflocculants have been the center of attention in bioremediation because of their effectiveness, biodegradability, harmlessness and environmentally inert nature. This study aimed at producing, characterising and applying bioflocculants from pure …

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  4. Characterization of selected microbial species for bioflocculant producing potential and comparison with traditional flocculants in industrial waste water treatment

    … cancerogenicity and neurotoxiciy. Consequently, bioflocculants appear to be an attractive alternative to synthetic flocculants because they are non toxic, eco-friendly and able to flocculate at a low concentration dosage. In this study, the production of a bioflocculants from Ochrobactrum oryzae …

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  5. Synthesis, characterization and application of polyacrylamide grafted bioflocculants (TMT-1-g-PAM 2 and TST-1-g-PAM 3)

    … world. It contributes to water scarcity. Grafted bioflocculants have been found to have excellent wastewater remediation capabilities. Therefore, they have become one of the main research focal points in recent times as flocculants. The high efficacy is owed to their unique characteristics, which …

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  6. Synthesis and characterization of zinc nanoparticles using consortium of bioflocculant-producingmicroorganisms isolated from uMlalazi catchment, KZNand their application for wastewater treatment

    … of large flocs which are easily removable. Bioflocculants are macromolecules secreted by microorganisms duringgrowth. Bioflocculants are safe, biodegradable, innocuous, and produce nosecondary pollutants in the ecosystem which fuels their interest in both scientific and biotechnological …

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  7. Production and characterisation of bioflocculant produced by bacterial isolates from Richards Bay harbour, Kwazulu Natal

    Bioflocculants are safe and biodegradable extracellular polymers produced by microorganisms during their growth. In comparison with conventionally used flocculants, bioflocculants have the advantage of being safe (no known toxic effects), biodegradable and harmless to the environment. In this …

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  8. Evaluation of the flocculation potential and characterisation of a bioflocculant produced by activated sludge bacteria from Vulindlela Wastewater Treatment Plant

    … phase of growth as secondary metabolites. These bioflocculants play an important role in wastewater treatment and industrial applications. This study aimed to isolate, screen and identify bioflocculant producing-bacterium isolated from Vulindlela wastewater treatment plant (VWWTP). The production …

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  9. Biosynthesis of copper nanoparticles using a bioflocculant from Alcaligenis faecalis, characterization and its application

    … occurring secretion secreted by microorganisms (bioflocculants), have attracted considerable interest due to their harmlessness, biodegradability, and negligible secondary pollution. Therefore, in this present study, biosynthesis of copper nanoparticles was successfully achieved by using a …

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  10. Characterization of bioflocculant produced by Proteus mirabilis PJC12 isolated from Tendele coal mine wastewater and its application.

    … and cancer-genic to humans. Consequently, bioflocculants appear to be an alternative to synthetic flocculants because bioflocculant are eco-friendly, biodegradable, non-toxic and able to function at a low dosage. In the current study, the potential for bioflocculant production of bacterial …

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  11. Synthesis and application of a grafted flocculant produced from a chemical combination of a bioflocculant TKT and acrylamide (AM)

    … to the environment. Moreover, natural polymers (bioflocculants) are not toxic and are biodegradable. Nevertheless, these flocculants need to be suitably controlled because biodegradability reduces their shelf-life. Through grafting synthetic polymers onto a backbone of natural polymers, the best …

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  12. Green synthesis and characterisation of metal-based nanoparticles using Kombucha tea SCOBY yeast-based bioflocculant and their application in wastewater treatment

    … particles. Microorganisms naturally secrete bioflocculants during growth, offering safer, environmentally friendly alternative to chemical flocculants. This study focuses on a bioflocculant from a yeast strain in Kombucha tea SCOBY, highlighting its production, characterization, and …

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