THE ROLE OF MICROORGANISM IMMOBILIZATION IN THE BIOTECHNOLOGY OF NITROGEN COMPOUND REMOVAL Hrynevych A.O., Sabliy L.A.

In recent years, technologies employing immobilized microorganisms have demonstrated significant potential for improving wastewater treatment methods, offering substantial advantages. Aim. To analyze current biotechnologies for nitrogen compound removal from wastewater and their modifications in...

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Main Authors: Hrynevych A.O., Sabliy L.A.
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Published: National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, Palladin Institute of Biochemistry 2025-03-01
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description In recent years, technologies employing immobilized microorganisms have demonstrated significant potential for improving wastewater treatment methods, offering substantial advantages. Aim. To analyze current biotechnologies for nitrogen compound removal from wastewater and their modifications incorporating immobilized microorganisms, substantiating the necessity of implementing immobilization methods to enhance wastewater treatment technologies. Methods. The study employed structural-logical and bibliosemantic analysis to examine the role of immobilization in improving nitrogen compound removal technologies. Publications from Web of Science, Scopus, PubMed, and Google Scholar databases were analyzed. Results. Current approaches to nitrogen compound removal from wastewater were analyzed, including MLE, A2/O, UCT, and ANAMMOX technologies combined with immobilized microorganisms. It was established that immobilization enhances treatment efficiency through process stability, reduced energy consumption, and system compactness. Key factors requiring further investigation include the optimization of carriers, their materials, and application conditions to ensure maximum system performance. Conclusions. Microorganism immobilization effectively enhances the stability, productivity, and energy efficiency of nitrogen compound removal technologies; however, further research is required.
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spelling doaj-art-869df3b9653546a59f7e44c4ccd31d2e2025-08-20T03:06:09ZengNational Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, Palladin Institute of BiochemistryBiotechnologia Acta2410-77512410-776X2025-03-01181303710.15407/biotech18.01.030THE ROLE OF MICROORGANISM IMMOBILIZATION IN THE BIOTECHNOLOGY OF NITROGEN COMPOUND REMOVAL Hrynevych A.O., Sabliy L.A.Hrynevych A.O.0 Sabliy L.A.1National Technical University of Ukraine “Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute”National Technical University of Ukraine “Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute”In recent years, technologies employing immobilized microorganisms have demonstrated significant potential for improving wastewater treatment methods, offering substantial advantages. Aim. To analyze current biotechnologies for nitrogen compound removal from wastewater and their modifications incorporating immobilized microorganisms, substantiating the necessity of implementing immobilization methods to enhance wastewater treatment technologies. Methods. The study employed structural-logical and bibliosemantic analysis to examine the role of immobilization in improving nitrogen compound removal technologies. Publications from Web of Science, Scopus, PubMed, and Google Scholar databases were analyzed. Results. Current approaches to nitrogen compound removal from wastewater were analyzed, including MLE, A2/O, UCT, and ANAMMOX technologies combined with immobilized microorganisms. It was established that immobilization enhances treatment efficiency through process stability, reduced energy consumption, and system compactness. Key factors requiring further investigation include the optimization of carriers, their materials, and application conditions to ensure maximum system performance. Conclusions. Microorganism immobilization effectively enhances the stability, productivity, and energy efficiency of nitrogen compound removal technologies; however, further research is required.https://biotechnology.kiev.ua/images/BTA/2025/1_2025/Hrynevych_1_2025.pdfbiotechnologymicroorganismsnitrogen compoundsimmobilizationwastewaternitrificationdenitrificationmicroorganism carriers. to optimize carriers.
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THE ROLE OF MICROORGANISM IMMOBILIZATION IN THE BIOTECHNOLOGY OF NITROGEN COMPOUND REMOVAL Hrynevych A.O., Sabliy L.A.
Biotechnologia Acta
biotechnology
microorganisms
nitrogen compounds
immobilization
wastewater
nitrification
denitrification
microorganism carriers. to optimize carriers.
title THE ROLE OF MICROORGANISM IMMOBILIZATION IN THE BIOTECHNOLOGY OF NITROGEN COMPOUND REMOVAL Hrynevych A.O., Sabliy L.A.
title_full THE ROLE OF MICROORGANISM IMMOBILIZATION IN THE BIOTECHNOLOGY OF NITROGEN COMPOUND REMOVAL Hrynevych A.O., Sabliy L.A.
title_fullStr THE ROLE OF MICROORGANISM IMMOBILIZATION IN THE BIOTECHNOLOGY OF NITROGEN COMPOUND REMOVAL Hrynevych A.O., Sabliy L.A.
title_full_unstemmed THE ROLE OF MICROORGANISM IMMOBILIZATION IN THE BIOTECHNOLOGY OF NITROGEN COMPOUND REMOVAL Hrynevych A.O., Sabliy L.A.
title_short THE ROLE OF MICROORGANISM IMMOBILIZATION IN THE BIOTECHNOLOGY OF NITROGEN COMPOUND REMOVAL Hrynevych A.O., Sabliy L.A.
title_sort role of microorganism immobilization in the biotechnology of nitrogen compound removal hrynevych a o sabliy l a
topic biotechnology
microorganisms
nitrogen compounds
immobilization
wastewater
nitrification
denitrification
microorganism carriers. to optimize carriers.
url https://biotechnology.kiev.ua/images/BTA/2025/1_2025/Hrynevych_1_2025.pdf
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