微藻类去除废水中的重金属--城市污水处理的先进绿色技术

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废水生物修复是一个新兴的研究领域,旨在应对现有的/日益严峻的水危机挑战。重金属长期存在于水体中,可在食物链中进行生物累积,造成严重的健康和环境问题。重金属对人类健康和环境的恶化影响已引起人们的高度重视,并已成为一个重要的研究领域。植物修复是目前最有前景的研究领域之一。传统的方法,如化学沉淀法、离子交换法、膜过滤法、浮选法、混凝-絮凝法和电化学法等,在降低处理成本、提高处理效率和形成有毒污泥作为二次污染方面都有其局限性。废水的植物修复是一项绿色技术。本综述重点介绍了目前利用不同种类的微藻处理各种工业废水的进展,以及从中去除重金属的机制。综述全面探讨了基于微藻的系统(MBSs),以评估不同物种通过细胞外和细胞内机制对各种重金属进行生物吸附、生物累积和解毒的效率。它集中介绍了当前利用微藻对城市污水系统进行生物修复的所有新兴技术。此外,还讨论了植物修复的挑战、瓶颈和未来前景,重点是在水资源管理中实现循环生物经济。
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Microalgae in removing heavy metals from wastewater – An advanced green technology for urban wastewater treatment

Microalgae in removing heavy metals from wastewater – An advanced green technology for urban wastewater treatment

The wastewater bioremediation is an emerging research area to meet the existing/increasing water crisis challenges. The Heavy metals persist in water bodies, which can bioaccumulate in the food chain and cause serious health and environmental problems. The deteriorating effects of heavy metals both on human health and the environment have drawn great attention and have become a major area of study. Phycoremediation is one of the most promising areas being explored currently. The conventional methods such as chemical precipitation, ion exchange, membrane filtration, floatation, coagulation-flocculation and electrochemical methods inherit limitations in bringing down the cost of treatment, increasing efficiency and formation of toxic sludge as secondary pollution. The phycoremediation of wastewater serves to be green technology. This review highlights current advances in using different species of microalgae to treat various industrial effluents and mechanism of removal of heavy metals from them. A comprehensive look into microalgae-based systems (MBSs) has been covered to assess the efficiency of different species through extracellular and intracellular mechanisms in biosorption, bioaccumulation and detoxification of various heavy metals. It brings into focus all the emerging technologies in current times that have utilised microalgae in the bioremediation of urban wastewater systems. In addition, challenges, bottlenecks and future prospects of phycoremediation are also discussed with a focus on achieving a circular bioeconomy in water management.

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Journal of hazardous materials advances
Journal of hazardous materials advances Environmental Engineering
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