Two Stages Phytoremediation of Palm Oil Mill Effluent (POME) - Christwardana, Marcelinus
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This book explains the two stages phytoremediation technology for Palm Oil Mill Effluent (POME) especially in the tropical country such as Indonesia. Two stages phytoremediation consist of phytoremediation using aquatic plants such as water hyacinth or lotus as 1st stage, and phytoremediation using microalgae such as spirulina platensis as 2nd stage. Simultaneously, this technology can reduce Chemical Oxygen Demand (COD) levels in POME as well as producing biomass of microalgae that can be used as animal feed concentrate or fertilizer. Tropical country such as Indonesia and Malaysia have so…mehr

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This book explains the two stages phytoremediation technology for Palm Oil Mill Effluent (POME) especially in the tropical country such as Indonesia. Two stages phytoremediation consist of phytoremediation using aquatic plants such as water hyacinth or lotus as 1st stage, and phytoremediation using microalgae such as spirulina platensis as 2nd stage. Simultaneously, this technology can reduce Chemical Oxygen Demand (COD) levels in POME as well as producing biomass of microalgae that can be used as animal feed concentrate or fertilizer. Tropical country such as Indonesia and Malaysia have so many oil palm plantations, as well as their refining plants. POME contains high COD level that has the potential to pollute the environment. For that, treatment of POME is needed to maintain environmental sustainability. With this two stages phytoremediation technology, it is expected to reduce the environmental damage caused by POME discharges in rivers or canal around the palm oil processingplant. Also, the resulting microalgae biomass can be sold as a concentrate of animal feed and fertilizer thereby increasing the economic value of the material.
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Marcelinus Christwardana currently working as research assistant at Energy and Environmental Materials and Process (EEMP) Laboratory and PhD candidate at Seoul National University of Science and Technology, South Korea. He completed his Bachelor and Master in Engineering from Department of Chemical Engineering, Diponegoro University, Indonesia.