June 25, 2024WaterOpen Access

Integrated Struvite Precipitation and Fenton Oxidation for Nutrient Recovery and Refractory Organic Removal in Palm Oil Mill Effluent

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YSYi Fen SeaUniversity of Malaya ACAdeline Seak May ChuaUniversity of Malaya GNGek Cheng NgohUniversity of Malaya

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Experimental optimization demonstrates effective nutrient recovery and organic removal in palm oil mill effluent, highlighting a sustainable dual-stage remediation strategy.

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Sequential struvite precipitation and Fenton oxidation effectively clarified palm oil mill effluent, removing refractory organics and recovering essential nutrients.
Ammoniacal nitrogen concentration decreased by 78.8% during struvite recovery, while subsequent Fenton oxidation eliminated 76.0% of soluble chemical oxygen demand.
Response surface methodology successfully modeled the treatment stages with high accuracy, highlighting a sustainable process for treating palm oil mill effluent.

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Sea et al. (2024) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68e634e4b6db6435875c6f25 https://doi.org/10.3390/w16131788

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Experimental optimization demonstrates effective nutrient recovery and organic removal in palm oil mill effluent, highlighting a sustainable dual-stage remediation strategy.

Integrated Struvite Precipitation and Fenton Oxidation for Nutrient Recovery and Refractory Organic Removal in Palm Oil Mill Effluent

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Integrated Struvite Precipitation and Fenton Oxidation for Nutrient Recovery and Refractory Organic Removal in Palm Oil Mill Effluent

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