Description
Bio-Refinery of Industrial Effluents for a Sustainable Circular Economy provides a combined approach between environmental engineering, which involves the improvement of the natural environment or remediation of polluted sites. In addition, it discusses bioprocess engineering involving the development of processes for the manufacture of products from biological materials to produce a valuable bioproduct.This book covers knowledge on sources, impacts, and applications of industrial effluents that could potentially be used as feedstock for the IEB with examples of applied research that demonstrates the relationship between the effluents, biorefinery, treatment and bioproduct recovery. Materials that can be produced from IEB and the treatment processes for such are considered.- Provides industrial effluents' source, characteristics, and treatment- Assists in designing an optimization strategy for maximizing efficiency of waste treatment and of bioresource utilization in terms of economic, environmental, and social impact- Explains bio-based product recovery for a bio-based economy- Discusses advanced processes for simultaneous industrial effluents treatment and the generation of bio-based products of sufficient value
Table of Contents
1. Sources, generation, and properties of industrial effluents for utilization in a biorefinery2. Environmental impact and management of industrial effluents3. Cleaner and sustainable circular economy approaches for bio-based product recovery from industrial effluents in a biorefinery4. Agro-industrial effluents: generation, characteristics, impacts, and applications for bio-based product recovery in a biorefinery5. Food industrial effluents: generation, characteristics, impacts and applications for bio-based product recovery in a biorefinery6. Algae-based industrial effluents: generation, characteristics, impacts and applications for bio-based product recovery in a biorefinery7. Municipal effluents: generation, characteristics, impacts, and applications for bio-based product recovery in a biorefinery8. Aquaculture industrial effluents: Generation, characteristics, impacts, and applications for bio-based product recovery in a biorefinery9. Palm oil mill effluents: generation, characteristics, impacts and applications for bio-based product recovery in a biorefinery10. Recent trends in pulp and paper effluents based biorefinery for bioenergy and value-added products formation11. Sugarcane industry effluents: generation, characteristics, impacts and applications for bio-based product recovery in a biorefinery12. Sources, properties, and sustainable valorization technologies of agro-industrial effluents for bioproducts recovery in a biorefinery13. Microalgal and cyanobacterial strains for nutrients recovery and bio-based products synthesis from agro-industrial effluent14. Physico-chemical processes for industrial effluents treatment in a biorefinery15. Role of membrane science in the sustainable development of an algal based biorefinery for industrial effluents treatment16. Biorefinery waste-based nanocomposites for industrial effluents treatment using physicochemical techniques17. Biological processes for industrial effluent treatment in a biorefinery18. Recent advances in the sustainable application of biomass-based cellulose nanocrystals for industrial effluents treatment and resource recovery in biorefineries- Modelling and Optimization19. Recent progress in the application of hybrid processes for industrial effluents treatment in biorefineries20. Techno-economic and life-cycle assessment of industrial effluents treatment in biorefineries21. Valorization glycerol produced as a by-product in the biodiesel industry: An insight into technical and economic studies22. Ecological impact assessment of hazardous components of industrial effluents and their sustainable management obeying the principle of circular economy: An in-depth view23. Current policy and regulatory challenges, opportunities, and future perspectives of industrial effluents treatment in biorefineries24. Native microalgae consortia: a potential contribution to a biorefinery based on liquid circular inputs25. Comparative Study of Industrial Effluents for Biorefinery Conversion
