Multifaceted Bio-sensing Technology introduces the different types of biosensors, their construction materials, configurations, production methods, and their uses in bioelectrochemical fuel cells (BEFC). It focuses on recent progress in the production of biosensing platforms/interfaces, their integration, design and fabrication, and their multifaceted applications in bioelectrochemical systems. The chapters explore the integration of genetic elements such as DNA, enzymes, and whole cells within these systems, and address environmental applications including wastewater contaminant detection, toxicity, and bioremediation. Throughout, the book shows how rapid, minuscule, and affordable biocomponents can be produced for a variety of energy and environmental applications.

This book provides a practical introduction to the production of biocomponents for bioelectrochemical devices and environmental monitoring, and will be a useful reference for graduates and researchers involved in the application of bioelectrochemical systems, as well as those working more broadly in bioenergy, electrochemistry, biology, environmental engineering, and multidisciplinary research across those areas.

Examines the applications of biosensors in bioelectrochemical fuel cells and other fields and their integration and assembly for future uses Explores on the application of carbon nanomaterials in biosensors Presents detailed schematics and calculations that outline integrations in bioelectrochemical systems

Algae Based Bioelectrochemical Systems for Carbon Sequestration, Carbon Storage, Bioremediation and Bioproduct Generation explores the integration of carbon capture, storage and sequestration technologies with bioelectrochemical fuels cells (BEFC), showing how conventional technologies can be renovated to aid in the reduction in GHG emissions and simultaneously optimize BEFC performance. The book focuses on the integration of algal biogas upgradation with electrochemical systems, providing a guide to the renovation of conventional technologies to combine energy production and carbon sequestration. Chapters discuss the latest advancements in carbon sequestration biocatalyst and microbial platforms and integrations for rapid carbon biotransformations. In addition, the book highlights the potential of algae and chemolithotrophs as candidates for carbon delivery, biocatalyst orientation and architecture for optimal BEFC performance. Addresses the modification of carbon materials in the strengthening and application of bioelectrochemical fuel cells Highlights the application of bioelectrochemical systems in carbon sequestration and utilization Discusses the frontiers of carbon storage biocatalysts such as algae and chemlithotrophs Includes content supported by analytical tools and detailed schematics and process diagrams that outline the integration of carbon sequestration with bioelectrochemical systems

Algae Based Bioelectrochemical Systems for Carbon Sequestration, Carbon Storage, Bioremediation and Bioproduct Generation explores the integration of carbon capture, storage and sequestration technologies with bioelectrochemical fuels cells (BEFC), showing how conventional technologies can be renovated to aid in the reduction in GHG emissions and simultaneously optimize BEFC performance. The book focuses on the integration of algal biogas upgradation with electrochemical systems, providing a guide to the renovation of conventional technologies to combine energy production and carbon sequestration. Chapters discuss the latest advancements in carbon sequestration biocatalyst and microbial platforms and integrations for rapid carbon biotransformations. In addition, the book highlights the potential of algae and chemolithotrophs as candidates for carbon delivery, biocatalyst orientation and architecture for optimal BEFC performance.- Addresses the modification of carbon materials in the strengthening and application of bioelectrochemical fuel cells- Highlights the application of bioelectrochemical systems in carbon sequestration and utilization- Discusses the frontiers of carbon storage biocatalysts such as algae and chemlithotrophs- Includes content supported by analytical tools and detailed schematics and process diagrams that outline the integration of carbon sequestration with bioelectrochemical systems

Multifaceted Bio-sensing Technology introduces the different types of biosensors, their construction materials, configurations, production methods, and their uses in bioelectrochemical fuel cells (BEFC). It focuses on recent progress in the production of biosensing platforms/interfaces, their integration, design and fabrication, and their multifaceted applications in bioelectrochemical systems. The chapters explore the integration of genetic elements such as DNA, enzymes, and whole cells within these systems, and address environmental applications including wastewater contaminant detection, toxicity, and bioremediation. Throughout, the book shows how rapid, minuscule, and affordable biocomponents can be produced for a variety of energy and environmental applications.This book provides a practical introduction to the production of biocomponents for bioelectrochemical devices and environmental monitoring, and will be a useful reference for graduates and researchers involved in the application of bioelectrochemical systems, as well as those working more broadly in bioenergy, electrochemistry, biology, environmental engineering, and multidisciplinary research across those areas.- Examines the applications of biosensors in bioelectrochemical fuel cells and other fields and their integration and assembly for future uses- Explores on the application of carbon nanomaterials in biosensors- Presents detailed schematics and calculations that outline integrations in bioelectrochemical systems

When water is used once and is no longer fit for human consumption or any other use, it is considered liquid waste. Proper disposal, treatment and reuse of wastewater wherever possible will help in combating diseases as well as meeting water scarcity. The selection and adoption of appropriate technologies plays a very important role in this whole exercise and has far-reaching implications on the success in achieving a circular water economy. The selection of technologies is even more important. New concepts are continuously being added to achieve a sustainable society, focusing on the new tool of circular economy. Various reuse options of waste; either water or solids (e.g., agricultural irrigation, industrial process recycling, resource recovery, biogas production etc.) as part of a circular economy, are being identified and tested. This book caters to the role of nature-based solutions in a circular water economy and includes chapters on how to tackle wastewater treatment with the help of sustainable bio-based technologies. This may include Bio-based technologies for the treatment of domestic/municipal/industrial/agro-industrial wastewater/sludges including but not limited to: Leach pit, Soak pit, Magic Pits, Kitchen Garden, and Community Soak pits etc.Waste Stabilization PondsDuck Weed Pond systemConstructed WetlandsSoil Bio TechnologyDEWATSReed bed SystemAnaerobic Baffled Reactor (ABR)Moving Bed Bio-Film Reactor (MBBR)Urine treatment technologiesThe book covers increased efficiency of treatment for example by using process modification, integration of technologies or selectively enriched biota. Investigation of pollutant removal processes/transformations, to better understand and optimize the design and improve the performance of these wastewater treatment systems are also included.

When water is used once and is no longer fit for human consumption or any other use, it is considered liquid waste. Proper disposal, treatment and reuse of wastewater wherever possible will help in combating diseases as well as meeting water scarcity. The selection and adoption of appropriate technologies plays a very important role in this whole exercise and has far-reaching implications on the success in achieving a circular water economy. The selection of technologies is even more important. New concepts are continuously being added to achieve a sustainable society, focusing on the new tool of circular economy. Various reuse options of waste; either water or solids (e.g., agricultural irrigation, industrial process recycling, resource recovery, biogas production etc.) as part of a circular economy, are being identified and tested. This book caters to the role of nature-based solutions in a circular water economy and includes chapters on how to tackle wastewater treatment with the help of sustainable bio-based technologies. This may include Bio-based technologies for the treatment of domestic/municipal/industrial/agro-industrial wastewater/sludges including but not limited to: Leach pit, Soak pit, Magic Pits, Kitchen Garden, and Community Soak pits etc.Waste Stabilization PondsDuck Weed Pond systemConstructed WetlandsSoil Bio TechnologyDEWATSReed bed SystemAnaerobic Baffled Reactor (ABR)Moving Bed Bio-Film Reactor (MBBR)Urine treatment technologiesThe book covers increased efficiency of treatment for example by using process modification, integration of technologies or selectively enriched biota. Investigation of pollutant removal processes/transformations, to better understand and optimize the design and improve the performance of these wastewater treatment systems are also included.

This book provides a comprehensive exploration of the role of constructed wetlands in sustainable wastewater treatment and their contribution to the emerging concept of the biocircular economy. The book is divided into three parts. Part I covers the fundamentals, basic design, efficiency, maintenance, limitations, performance assessment, and sustainability of constructed wetlands. It also provides an overview of the current situation. Part II is dedicated to recent advancements and novel applications of constructed wetlands for wastewater treatment, including various emerging technologies, bioelectrochemical systems. The last part concludes with a global scenario, challenges, life cycle assessment, and techno-economical analyses of constructed wetlands. It also provides the information on the techniques and methodologies that facilitate the integration of wastewater treatment technologies; the bibliometric overview of the research progress and challenges; policy landscape; global perspectives; and green circular economy. The book is a valuable resource for researchers, practitioners, and policymakers interested in advanced sustainable wastewater treatment solutions.

Multifaceted Bio-sensing Technology introduces the different types of biosensors, their construction materials, configurations, production methods, and their uses in bioelectrochemical fuel cells (BEFC). It focuses on recent progress in the production of biosensing platforms/interfaces, their integration, design and fabrication, and their multifaceted applications in bioelectrochemical systems. The chapters explore the integration of genetic elements such as DNA, enzymes, and whole cells within these systems, and address environmental applications including wastewater contaminant detection, toxicity, and bioremediation. Throughout, the book shows how rapid, minuscule, and affordable biocomponents can be produced for a variety of energy and environmental applications.

This book provides a practical introduction to the production of biocomponents for bioelectrochemical devices and environmental monitoring, and will be a useful reference for graduates and researchers involved in the application of bioelectrochemical systems, as well as those working more broadly in bioenergy, electrochemistry, biology, environmental engineering, and multidisciplinary research across those areas.

Examines the applications of biosensors in bioelectrochemical fuel cells and other fields and their integration and assembly for future uses Explores on the application of carbon nanomaterials in biosensors Presents detailed schematics and calculations that outline integrations in bioelectrochemical systems

Algae Based Bioelectrochemical Systems for Carbon Sequestration, Carbon Storage, Bioremediation and Bioproduct Generation explores the integration of carbon capture, storage and sequestration technologies with bioelectrochemical fuels cells (BEFC), showing how conventional technologies can be renovated to aid in the reduction in GHG emissions and simultaneously optimize BEFC performance. The book focuses on the integration of algal biogas upgradation with electrochemical systems, providing a guide to the renovation of conventional technologies to combine energy production and carbon sequestration. Chapters discuss the latest advancements in carbon sequestration biocatalyst and microbial platforms and integrations for rapid carbon biotransformations. In addition, the book highlights the potential of algae and chemolithotrophs as candidates for carbon delivery, biocatalyst orientation and architecture for optimal BEFC performance. Addresses the modification of carbon materials in the strengthening and application of bioelectrochemical fuel cells Highlights the application of bioelectrochemical systems in carbon sequestration and utilization Discusses the frontiers of carbon storage biocatalysts such as algae and chemlithotrophs Includes content supported by analytical tools and detailed schematics and process diagrams that outline the integration of carbon sequestration with bioelectrochemical systems

Algae Based Bioelectrochemical Systems for Carbon Sequestration, Carbon Storage, Bioremediation and Bioproduct Generation explores the integration of carbon capture, storage and sequestration technologies with bioelectrochemical fuels cells (BEFC), showing how conventional technologies can be renovated to aid in the reduction in GHG emissions and simultaneously optimize BEFC performance. The book focuses on the integration of algal biogas upgradation with electrochemical systems, providing a guide to the renovation of conventional technologies to combine energy production and carbon sequestration. Chapters discuss the latest advancements in carbon sequestration biocatalyst and microbial platforms and integrations for rapid carbon biotransformations. In addition, the book highlights the potential of algae and chemolithotrophs as candidates for carbon delivery, biocatalyst orientation and architecture for optimal BEFC performance.- Addresses the modification of carbon materials in the strengthening and application of bioelectrochemical fuel cells- Highlights the application of bioelectrochemical systems in carbon sequestration and utilization- Discusses the frontiers of carbon storage biocatalysts such as algae and chemlithotrophs- Includes content supported by analytical tools and detailed schematics and process diagrams that outline the integration of carbon sequestration with bioelectrochemical systems

Multifaceted Bio-sensing Technology introduces the different types of biosensors, their construction materials, configurations, production methods, and their uses in bioelectrochemical fuel cells (BEFC). It focuses on recent progress in the production of biosensing platforms/interfaces, their integration, design and fabrication, and their multifaceted applications in bioelectrochemical systems. The chapters explore the integration of genetic elements such as DNA, enzymes, and whole cells within these systems, and address environmental applications including wastewater contaminant detection, toxicity, and bioremediation. Throughout, the book shows how rapid, minuscule, and affordable biocomponents can be produced for a variety of energy and environmental applications.This book provides a practical introduction to the production of biocomponents for bioelectrochemical devices and environmental monitoring, and will be a useful reference for graduates and researchers involved in the application of bioelectrochemical systems, as well as those working more broadly in bioenergy, electrochemistry, biology, environmental engineering, and multidisciplinary research across those areas.- Examines the applications of biosensors in bioelectrochemical fuel cells and other fields and their integration and assembly for future uses- Explores on the application of carbon nanomaterials in biosensors- Presents detailed schematics and calculations that outline integrations in bioelectrochemical systems

When water is used once and is no longer fit for human consumption or any other use, it is considered liquid waste. Proper disposal, treatment and reuse of wastewater wherever possible will help in combating diseases as well as meeting water scarcity. The selection and adoption of appropriate technologies plays a very important role in this whole exercise and has far-reaching implications on the success in achieving a circular water economy. The selection of technologies is even more important. New concepts are continuously being added to achieve a sustainable society, focusing on the new tool of circular economy. Various reuse options of waste; either water or solids (e.g., agricultural irrigation, industrial process recycling, resource recovery, biogas production etc.) as part of a circular economy, are being identified and tested. This book caters to the role of nature-based solutions in a circular water economy and includes chapters on how to tackle wastewater treatment with the help of sustainable bio-based technologies. This may include Bio-based technologies for the treatment of domestic/municipal/industrial/agro-industrial wastewater/sludges including but not limited to: Leach pit, Soak pit, Magic Pits, Kitchen Garden, and Community Soak pits etc.Waste Stabilization PondsDuck Weed Pond systemConstructed WetlandsSoil Bio TechnologyDEWATSReed bed SystemAnaerobic Baffled Reactor (ABR)Moving Bed Bio-Film Reactor (MBBR)Urine treatment technologiesThe book covers increased efficiency of treatment for example by using process modification, integration of technologies or selectively enriched biota. Investigation of pollutant removal processes/transformations, to better understand and optimize the design and improve the performance of these wastewater treatment systems are also included.

When water is used once and is no longer fit for human consumption or any other use, it is considered liquid waste. Proper disposal, treatment and reuse of wastewater wherever possible will help in combating diseases as well as meeting water scarcity. The selection and adoption of appropriate technologies plays a very important role in this whole exercise and has far-reaching implications on the success in achieving a circular water economy. The selection of technologies is even more important. New concepts are continuously being added to achieve a sustainable society, focusing on the new tool of circular economy. Various reuse options of waste; either water or solids (e.g., agricultural irrigation, industrial process recycling, resource recovery, biogas production etc.) as part of a circular economy, are being identified and tested. This book caters to the role of nature-based solutions in a circular water economy and includes chapters on how to tackle wastewater treatment with the help of sustainable bio-based technologies. This may include Bio-based technologies for the treatment of domestic/municipal/industrial/agro-industrial wastewater/sludges including but not limited to: Leach pit, Soak pit, Magic Pits, Kitchen Garden, and Community Soak pits etc.Waste Stabilization PondsDuck Weed Pond systemConstructed WetlandsSoil Bio TechnologyDEWATSReed bed SystemAnaerobic Baffled Reactor (ABR)Moving Bed Bio-Film Reactor (MBBR)Urine treatment technologiesThe book covers increased efficiency of treatment for example by using process modification, integration of technologies or selectively enriched biota. Investigation of pollutant removal processes/transformations, to better understand and optimize the design and improve the performance of these wastewater treatment systems are also included.

This book provides a comprehensive exploration of the role of constructed wetlands in sustainable wastewater treatment and their contribution to the emerging concept of the biocircular economy. The book is divided into three parts. Part I covers the fundamentals, basic design, efficiency, maintenance, limitations, performance assessment, and sustainability of constructed wetlands. It also provides an overview of the current situation. Part II is dedicated to recent advancements and novel applications of constructed wetlands for wastewater treatment, including various emerging technologies, bioelectrochemical systems. The last part concludes with a global scenario, challenges, life cycle assessment, and techno-economical analyses of constructed wetlands. It also provides the information on the techniques and methodologies that facilitate the integration of wastewater treatment technologies; the bibliometric overview of the research progress and challenges; policy landscape; global perspectives; and green circular economy. The book is a valuable resource for researchers, practitioners, and policymakers interested in advanced sustainable wastewater treatment solutions.