Rapid urbanization and the rising global population have led to the generation of substantial
volumes of laundry wastewater. Accordingly, treatment of laundry wastewater has been …

Laundry related activities produce huge quantity of wastewater that is very rich in lint, dyes,
surfactants, and detergents. The large amount of laundry wastewater (LWW) is generated by …

Two common organic wastes from agriculture (rice straw) and forestry (sawdust) were
applied to a petroleum-contaminated soil to estimate their effectiveness in the removal of …

Due to highly recalcitrant and toxicological nature of pyridine, the conventional anaerobic
bioprocess is often limited by low removal rate and poor process stability. In this study, an …

This work evaluated the fates of linear alkylbenzene sulfonate (LAS), chemical oxygen
demand (COD), ammonia nitrogen (NH 4+− N), and total nitrogen (TN) when treating …

Abstract p-chlorophenol (p-CP), one of the highly toxic chlorinated organic compounds, is
recalcitrant in conventional biodegradation process. This study reported a synergistic …

In order to examine the impact of Cu (II)-Cr (VI) co-pollution in printing and dyeing
wastewater on the aniline biodegradation system (ABS), loading experiments were …

To evaluate the ecological risk of aniline wastewater biodegradation, the aniline wastewater
(200 mg/L) was treated in this work under the stress of Cu (II) at 3, 6 and 10 mg/L …

The potential of source-diverted graywater reuse mainly relies on the efficiency and cost of
graywater treatment technology. Oxygen (O2) supply and utilization rate directly determine …

Microalgal-bacteria symbiosis system shows great potential in efficient carbon and nitrogen
recovery during low-cost wastewater treatment. Poor self-flocculation of microalgal hinders …