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Microalgas en el tratamiento de aguas residuales generadas en industrias de curtiembres

Jácome-Pilco, Carlos, Ballesteros, Carlos, Rea, Edwin, Rea Cayambe, Luz Margarita·2021·Ciencia y Tecnología
DOI 10.18779/cyt.v14i2.502
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Las aguas residuales provenientes de la industria de curtiembre, presentan elevadas concentraciones de metales pesados, especialmente de cromo (Cr), así como también, de otros componentes como Nitritos, Nitratos, Fosfatos, Sulfatos, que de no ser tratados previa a su descarga puede alterar gravemente la calidad de los cuerpos de agua superficiales. De manera que, un tratamiento alternativo a estos efluentes industriales, se ha venido proponiendo en diversas investigaciones. En tal sentido, el objetivo de este trabajo fue realizar una revisión bibliográfica detallada sobre la utilización de microalgas para tratar aguas residuales procedentes de curtiembres. Para lo cual, se analizaron 42 trabajos de entre artículo científicos y tesis con index internacional todos ellos relacionados al tema de trabajo. Tras el análisis, las microalgas más utilizadas en los procesos de biorremediación en este tipo de industria son: Scenedesmus sp, Espirulina sp, Chlorella sp, Tetraselmis sp, y Pseudochlorella sp., importantes por su alta eficiencia en la remoción de Cromo, y otros elementos contaminantes; donde, los géneros Scenedesmus y Espirulina demostraron una eficiencia mayor al 85% de remoción de Cr, seguido por Chlorella y Pseudochlorella (>60%). En la remoción de nitratos y nitritos, el género Scenedesmus, mostró mejores niveles de remoción (90%), seguido por Chlorella y Pseudochlorella (65%). Con respecto a la remoción de Fostatos y Sulfatos, los géneros Chlorella y Pseudochlorella fueron el tipo de alga que demostró un nivel de remoción del 100%, seguidos por Tetraselmis, Scenedesmus y Tetraselmis (>95%). Este consorcio de micro algas podrían ser buenas alternativas a los métodos de tratamiento convencionales para la industria del cuero.

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  • The locally cultivated microalga species D. quadricauda was not previously documented in the international literature for Cr removal from tannery wastewater.

    “The locally cultivated microalga species D. quadricauda [67] was not previously documented in the international literature for this application, as summarized in the literature review on microalgal applications toward contaminant remediation by Jácome-Pilco et al. [164].”

    From Chromium Remediation from Tannery Wastewater in Arequipa, Peru: Local Experiences and Prospects for Sustainable Solutions (2025) · cites this paper as [164]

    The sections “Géneros y especies de microalgas en la industria de curtiembres” and “Remoción de cromo hexavalente y total (Cr)” discuss other microalgae used for chromium removal, but do not mention D. quadricauda. Searches for its name and for a statement that its use was previously undocumented found no such passage. A review’s omission of a species does not establish its absence from the international literature; page numbers were not available in our copy. (LLM, conf=0.72)

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Authors
Jácome-Pilco, C., Ballesteros, C., Rea, E., & Rea Cayambe, L. M.
Venue
Ciencia y Tecnología
Publisher
Universidad Tecnica Estatal de Quevedo
Published
2021-12-31
Volume
14
Issue
2
Pages
47-55
ISSN
  • 1390-4043
  • 1390-4051
DOI
10.18779/cyt.v14i2.502
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