CLEAN WATER AND SANITATION IN BIOREMEDIATION TREATMENT OF SLAUGHTERHOUSE WASTE AS ENVIRONMENTALLY SAFE SOLUTIONS THAT SERVE SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT

  • Lubna Abdulazeem DNA Research Center, University of Babylon, Iraq
  • Maryam muwafaq jasim College of Hammurabi medicine, University of Babylon, Iraq
  • Ali T. Al aaraji College of dentistry, Al-Mustaqbal University College, Babylon 51001, Iraq
  • Zahraa Aqeel Muslim Department of Microbiology, College of Veterinary Medicine, Al-Qasim Green University, Babylon, Iraq
  • Ahmed Hameed Rasheed DNA Research Center, University of Babylon, Iraq
Keywords: sww, Massacres and bioremediation

Abstract

Sickness is a problem that affects one in three people. Unneeded illness and death are the outcome of this. The availability of clean drinking water has significantly improved, but inadequate sanitation is eroding these advancements. With the provision of affordable equipment and hygiene teaching, we can eliminate this unnecessary suffering and death. The use of biological treatment technology to treat slaughterhouse effluent is a highly practical and cost-effective option. Various technical approaches were examined in order to obtain the necessary quality of effluents for disposal or reuse. However, most practical procedures come with a slew of benefits and drawbacks. However, because slaughterhouse waste contains biodegradable organic matter, anaerobic digestion technology is frequently used for commercial advantage. The common approaches utilized in the treatment of wastewater in slaughterhouses, as well as their applicability, are discussed in this study. The benefits and drawbacks of various techniques were weighed. Anaerobic, facultative lakes, Additionally demonstrated to be effective were drip filters and the activated sludge method, however they needed longer start-up periods. The different tactics utilized in other wastewater treatment to create useful by-products through anaerobic digestion are also explored in this study.

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2024-01-06
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Abdulazeem, L., jasim, M. muwafaq, aaraji, A. T. A., Muslim, Z. A., & Rasheed, A. H. (2024). CLEAN WATER AND SANITATION IN BIOREMEDIATION TREATMENT OF SLAUGHTERHOUSE WASTE AS ENVIRONMENTALLY SAFE SOLUTIONS THAT SERVE SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT. Central Asian Journal of Medical and Natural Science, 5(1), 12-24. https://doi.org/10.17605/cajmns.v5i1.2270
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