“…The mechanism of bioregeneration of activated carbon includes subsequent biodegradation. The second theory mentioned in literature is about desorption of organic matter as a result of exoenzymatic reactions [4,6,7].…”
“…The mechanism of bioregeneration of activated carbon includes subsequent biodegradation. The second theory mentioned in literature is about desorption of organic matter as a result of exoenzymatic reactions [4,6,7].…”
“…(Aktas and Cecen 2007a). Besides synthetic surfactant mixture, non-iogenic surfactant, sulfonol have also been used by various workers (Klimenko et al 2004;Sirotkin et al 2001). Coelho et al (2006) demonstrated the bioregeneration of herbicide molinate loaded activated carbon using mixed microflora.…”
Section: Synthetic Organic Compoundsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Bioregeneration of activated carbon is controlled by the reversibility of adsorption (Klimenko et al 2004). At equilibrium, adsorbable substance is distributed between the solution and the powdered activated carbon (PAC) surface.…”
Section: Biodegradation Following Desorptionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Effective bioregeneration requires certain microbiological and physico-chemical preconditions as stated below (Klimenko et al 2004 Major target compounds for adsorption-bioregeneration are stated in the following section.…”
Intraparticle mass transfer resistance, incomplete regeneration, and microbial fouling are some of the problems needed to be addressed adequately. A detailed techno-economic evaluation is also required to assess the commercial aspects of bioregeneration.
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