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Biochemical engineering for elemental sulfur from flue gases through multi-enzymatic based approaches – A review

Science of the Total Environment. 2024. Vol. 914. Article 169857.
Awasthi M. K., Amobonye A., Bhagwat P., Ashokkumar V., Gowd S., Dregulo A., Rajendran K., Flora G., Kumar V., Pillai S., Rajendran K., Zhang Z., Sindhu R., Taherzadeh M.

Flue gases are the gases which are produced from industries related to chemical manufacturing, petrol refineries, power plants and ore processing plants. Along with other pollutants, sulfur present in the flue gas is detrimental to the environment. Therefore, environmentalists are concerned about its removal and recovery of resources from flue gases due to its activation ability in the atmosphere to transform into toxic substances. This review is aimed at a critical assessment of the techniques developed for resource recovery from flue gases. The manuscript discusses various bioreactors used in resource recovery such as hollow fibre membrane reactor, rotating biological contractor, sequential batch reactor, fluidized bed reactor, entrapped cell bioreactor and hybrid reactors. In conclusion, this manuscript provides a comprehensive analysis of the potential of thermotolerant and thermophilic microbes in sulfur removal. Additionally, it evaluates the efficacy of a multi-enzyme engineered bioreactor in this process. Furthermore, the study introduces a groundbreaking sustainable model for elemental sulfur recovery, offering promising prospects for environmentally-friendly and economically viable sulfur removal techniques in various industrial applications.

Research target: Environmental Biotechnologies Industrial Biotechnologies
Language: English
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Keywords: Desulfurization Bioreactor developmentEnzymatic approaches Flue gasBottlenecks in desulfurization
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