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Treatment Of Leather Effluents And Waste Using Fungi


Author(s): X. Josephine Jenitta , V. Daphne Vivienne Gnanasalomi,J. Joel Gnanadoss
Affiliation: Dept of Plant Biology and Biotechnology, Loyola College (Autonomous), Chennai ,Email: jeniinfant@yahoo.com
Year of Publication: 2013
Source: International Journal of Computing Algorithm
     
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Citation: X. Josephine Jenitta, V. Daphne Vivienne Gnanasalomi,J. Joel Gnanadoss. "Treatment Of Leather Effluents And Waste Using Fungi." International Journal of Computing Algorithm 2.2 (2013): 106-108.

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Leather industry plays an important role in the economic development of the country and the wastewater from this industry is a major source of pollution among all industrial sectors considering both volume and composition of effluent. During leather processing, a number of size reduction, levelling and purification operations are carried out which results in generation of untanned and tanned proteinaceous waste materials which pose as a major environmental problem if not managed effectively. Large-scale production systems are adopted for leather processing and so this industry receives focus of environmentalists and society.


Keywords Leather industry, tanning, effluent treatment, biological method, fungi


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