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Title: Recent development of bioaugmentation methods for tobacco wastewater treatment
Authors: Zarić, Milana
Zarić, Nenad 
Ivković, Jelena
Slavnić, Danijela
Bugarski, Branko
Keywords: Tobacco wastewater;Nicotine;Hazardous materials;Bioaugmentation
Issue Date: 2015
Rank: M23
Journal: Studia UBB Chemia.
Volume: 60
Issue: 4
Start page: 115
End page: 124
Abstract: 
In production of cigarettes a lot of tobacco waste, with nicotine, goes into the environment. Hence, there is a need for an economic and efficient method to diminish the discharge of hazardous materials from tobacco
wastewaters. Bioaugmentation using specialized bacteria strains could improve the efficiency of tobacco wastewater treatment. In this review paper we present bioaugmentation methods for tobacco wastewater treatment that were published in last few years. Bioaugmentation systems have proven to be very effective in
removal of nicotine and TOC; it was shown that Pseudomonas sp. HF-1 and TW bacteria strains can be successfully used in reactors. Recent studies showed that controlling pH in the reactors can improve reactor performance in removing nicotine and TOC from tobacco wastewater.
URI: https://biore.bio.bg.ac.rs/handle/123456789/5363
ISSN: 1224-7154
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