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September 10, 2025Water Science & TechnologyOpen Access

Technologies accessible for major commodity manufacturing industries to mitigate effluents: a comprehensive review to emphasize the disparity between efficiency and life cycle of the process

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PPPuja ParamanikKSKulbhushan SamalSDSwarup Ranjan Debbarma

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Overview

This review assesses wastewater treatment processes and highlights disparities in BOD and COD reduction efficiency.

Key Points

  • The review emphasizes the importance of effective wastewater treatment to mitigate effluents in manufacturing industries.
  • Assessment of BOD and COD removal efficiencies is crucial for choosing sustainable treatment technologies.
  • Conventional treatment processes for effluents have distinct merits and demerits, which are documented in detail.
  • Regulatory frameworks play a key role in managing wastewater from textile, pulp and paper, dye, leather, and rice mill industries.

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Paramanik et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68c23c66b210217d64789037https://doi.org/10.2166/wst.2025.132
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