Volatile fatty acids (VFAs) are building block chemicals that can be produced through
bioconversion of organic waste streams via anaerobic digestion as intermediate products …

Waste-derived volatile fatty acids (VFAs) are emerging as a promising sustainable
alternative to petroleum-derived VFAs. However, the post-treatment of waste-derived VFAs …

Challenges associated with water separation technologies for per-and polyfluoroalkyl
substances (PFASs) require efficient and sustainable processes supported by a proper …

Sodium gluconate (SG) is a widely utilised organic salt within the construction sector, mainly
employed as a cement additive and metal chelate. Using holocellulose-rich biomass such …

An understanding of how nanomaterials, serving as “nanofillers” in nanocomposite
membranes, affect membrane performance is limited. This study investigates the …

Nanofiltration can be used to recover chemicals, like VFAs, produced by the fermentation of
biomass. Solution pH is a key parameter for fermentation as well as for recovery using …

Nanofiltration-based membrane bioreactor (MBR NF) is an emerging process for wastewater
reuse. Its high efficiency is related to the rejection by NF membrane and the bio-removal by …

Various methods exist for the recovery of volatile fatty acids from organic mixed waste
effluents, and among them, the membrane filtration process holds a great promise over other …

Taking the advantage of well dispersing ability and unique pore plugging capacity,
nanomaterials have been extensively used as filtration control additives in water-based …

This work deals with the optimization of the concentration of volatile fatty acids (VFAs) using
low-pressure reverse osmosis (LPRO) membranes. Membrane filtration of a synthetic …