A hypothetical model of multi-layered cost-effective wastewater treatment plant integrating microbial fuel cell and nanofiltration technology: A comprehensive review on wastewater treatment and sustainable remediation

Fabrication of carbon-based materials derived from a cobalt-based organic framework for enhancing photocatalytic degradation of dyes

“…1 These industrial pollutants in chemical wastewater, pharmaceutical wastewater, printing and dyeing wastewater, papermaking wastewater, pesticide wastewater, etc ., are difficult to filter and recycle through conventional filtration systems. 2 Therefore, it is essential to develop new strategies for disposing of industrial waste to prevent it from continuously contaminating water sources. As a simple and controllable method, photocatalysis has broad application prospects in wastewater treatment.…”

Impact of CeO2 modified cathode and PANI modified anode on tannery wastewater fed microbial fuel cell performance

“…Among complex waste-producing industries, the leather industry has been considered a significant contributor of environmental pollution, particularly in developing countries. The effluent released from the leather industry comprises high concentrations of organic and inorganic pollutants, including chromium, sulfides, and other heavy metals, which are toxic to the environment and human health ( Zhao and Chen, 2019 , Naha et al, 2023 ). Moreover, untreated effluent from leather tannery industry can results in environmental degradation by degrading quality of soil groundwater, and can also be harmful to the aquatic life ( Kannaujiya et al, 2019 ).…”

Engineering and Sustainable Challenges: Latest Advances in Computing and Systemic Tools

“…These models are used for the identification, optimization, control, and estimation of various tasks [1][2][3]. Mathematical, systemic, and computational models now include sustainable aspects crucial in today's engineering and urban development systems [4,5]. The new indicators being developed consider various aspects such as social, human, health, and cultural factors that must be preserved or improved to maintain an adequate and environmentally friendly level of service and human development.…”