As the world’s largest palm oil producer,Indonesia significantly benefits from its palm oil industry but also faces serious environmental challenges from palm oil mill effluent(POME)-a high-strength wastewater contai...As the world’s largest palm oil producer,Indonesia significantly benefits from its palm oil industry but also faces serious environmental challenges from palm oil mill effluent(POME)-a high-strength wastewater containing substantial organic matter,nutrients,suspended solids,and various chemical compounds.Sustainable and effective wastewater treatment strategies are urgently needed to address this issue.This review presents a comprehensive analysis of existing POME treatment technologies,including anaerobic digestion(AD),advanced oxidation processes(AOPs),membrane filtration,adsorption,phytoremediation,and microalgae-based systems.Each method is examined in terms of treatment efficiency,operational feasibility,and potential for imple-mentation under Indonesian conditions.While advanced processes,such as AOPs and membrane filtration,achieve high pollutant removal,they are often limited by operational costs.In contrast,biological approaches,such as AD and phytoremediation,offer both environmental benefits and economic value through the recovery of biogas,biofertilizers,and biomass.This review highlights the potential for integrating wastewater purification with resource recovery and valorization,supporting a shift toward more circular and sustainable management of POME.The insights provided are intended to guide future research,inform policy decisions,and facilitate the industrial adoption of optimized treatment systems.展开更多
There are many factors affecting the performance of a treatment system especially in the treatment of palm oil mill effluent （POME） as its contains high amounts of suspended solid, low pH, high salt content and high...There are many factors affecting the performance of a treatment system especially in the treatment of palm oil mill effluent （POME） as its contains high amounts of suspended solid, low pH, high salt content and high chemical oxygen demand （COD）. However, one factor at a time approach is complicated method in establishing relationship between multiple parameters. Response surface methodology （RSM） is a recommended approach as it is widely used to analyze and study the interactions between multiple parameters and provides optimum output as well as minimizing the defects which result in good treatment system. This paper overviews the recent and current research in the application of RSM in optimizing the treatment development of POME.展开更多
基金supporting the research project under the USK Leading Research Program-Doctoral Acceleration Scheme(PRRU-PD,Grant Number:444/UN11.2.1/PG.01.03/SPK/PTNBH/2024)coordinated by the Institute for Research and Community Services(LPPM-USK).
文摘As the world’s largest palm oil producer,Indonesia significantly benefits from its palm oil industry but also faces serious environmental challenges from palm oil mill effluent(POME)-a high-strength wastewater containing substantial organic matter,nutrients,suspended solids,and various chemical compounds.Sustainable and effective wastewater treatment strategies are urgently needed to address this issue.This review presents a comprehensive analysis of existing POME treatment technologies,including anaerobic digestion(AD),advanced oxidation processes(AOPs),membrane filtration,adsorption,phytoremediation,and microalgae-based systems.Each method is examined in terms of treatment efficiency,operational feasibility,and potential for imple-mentation under Indonesian conditions.While advanced processes,such as AOPs and membrane filtration,achieve high pollutant removal,they are often limited by operational costs.In contrast,biological approaches,such as AD and phytoremediation,offer both environmental benefits and economic value through the recovery of biogas,biofertilizers,and biomass.This review highlights the potential for integrating wastewater purification with resource recovery and valorization,supporting a shift toward more circular and sustainable management of POME.The insights provided are intended to guide future research,inform policy decisions,and facilitate the industrial adoption of optimized treatment systems.
文摘There are many factors affecting the performance of a treatment system especially in the treatment of palm oil mill effluent （POME） as its contains high amounts of suspended solid, low pH, high salt content and high chemical oxygen demand （COD）. However, one factor at a time approach is complicated method in establishing relationship between multiple parameters. Response surface methodology （RSM） is a recommended approach as it is widely used to analyze and study the interactions between multiple parameters and provides optimum output as well as minimizing the defects which result in good treatment system. This paper overviews the recent and current research in the application of RSM in optimizing the treatment development of POME.
