Strategies for reuse and recycling of water and effluents in pulp and paper industries
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Resumo: | Currently, concerning to the renewable resources, the decrease in the consumption of raw materials and the research for sustainable operations have been emerging as an urgent demand in all segments of the market, emphatically including, the industry. Among the most diverse industrial segments, the pulp and paper industry is responsible for the consumption of large volumes of inputs, including water. Due to the high uptake of water from water courses and the high volume of effluent discharge, some alternatives have been investigated in order to reduce the impacts caused by this activity. Alternatives are reported for the improvement of water management and wastewater minimization aiming to an integrated way to shut down the water circuits of the production plants. For this closure step, resource management solutions are presented, such as partial water reuse, use of oxidative processes, treatments by using membranes, and enzymatic processes, which reveal techniques that can be sustainably applied to industrial processes, meeting the demands of society and fulfilling the Sustainable Development Goals, therefore preserving the environment and improving life’s quality of populations. In this context, this study aims to analyze, through a systematic review of previously established Brazilian databases, the alternatives and forms of reusing and recycling of water in industrial processes, focusing on closing circuits, with the characterization, benefits, and harms, of the actions performed by the pulp and paper industries. |
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Strategies for reuse and recycling of water and effluents in pulp and paper industriesEstrategias para la reutilización y reciclaje de agua y efluentes en industrias de pasta y papelEstratégias de reuso e reciclo de águas e efluentes em indústrias de celulose e papelWater ManagementPaperCelluloseEffluent.Gestión del aguaPapelCelulosaEfluente.Gestão de águaPapelCeluloseEfluente.Currently, concerning to the renewable resources, the decrease in the consumption of raw materials and the research for sustainable operations have been emerging as an urgent demand in all segments of the market, emphatically including, the industry. Among the most diverse industrial segments, the pulp and paper industry is responsible for the consumption of large volumes of inputs, including water. Due to the high uptake of water from water courses and the high volume of effluent discharge, some alternatives have been investigated in order to reduce the impacts caused by this activity. Alternatives are reported for the improvement of water management and wastewater minimization aiming to an integrated way to shut down the water circuits of the production plants. For this closure step, resource management solutions are presented, such as partial water reuse, use of oxidative processes, treatments by using membranes, and enzymatic processes, which reveal techniques that can be sustainably applied to industrial processes, meeting the demands of society and fulfilling the Sustainable Development Goals, therefore preserving the environment and improving life’s quality of populations. In this context, this study aims to analyze, through a systematic review of previously established Brazilian databases, the alternatives and forms of reusing and recycling of water in industrial processes, focusing on closing circuits, with the characterization, benefits, and harms, of the actions performed by the pulp and paper industries.Actualmente, en lo que respecta a los recursos renovables, la disminución en el consumo de materias primas y la investigación para operaciones sustentables se perfilan como una demanda urgente en todos los segmentos del mercado, incluyendo enfáticamente, la industria. Entre los segmentos industriales más diversos, la industria de la celulosa y el papel es responsable por el consumo de grandes volúmenes de insumos, incluida el agua. Debido a la alta captación de agua de los cursos de agua y el alto volumen de descarga de efluentes, se han investigado algunas alternativas para reducir los impactos que genera esta actividad. Se informan alternativas para la mejora de la gestión del agua y la minimización de las aguas residuales con el objetivo de cerrar de forma integrada los circuitos de agua de las plantas de producción. Para este paso de cierre, se presentan soluciones de gestión de recursos, tales como reúso parcial de agua, aprovechamiento de procesos oxidativos, tratamientos mediante membranas y procesos enzimáticos, que revelan técnicas que pueden ser aplicadas de manera sustentable a los procesos industriales, atendiendo las demandas de la sociedad y cumpliendo los Objetivos de Desarrollo Sostenible, preservando así el medio ambiente y mejorando la calidad de vida de las poblaciones. En este contexto, este estudio tiene como objetivo analizar, a través de una revisión sistemática de bases de datos brasileñas previamente establecidas alternativas y formas de reutilizar y reciclar el agua en los procesos industriales, centrándose en el cierre de circuitos, con la caracterización, beneficios y perjuicios, de las acciones de las industrias de celulosa y papel.Atualmente a preocupação com os recursos renováveis, a diminuição do consumo de matérias primas e a busca por operações sustentáveis tem se apresentado como uma demanda urgente em todos os segmentos do mercado, incluindo de forma enfática, a indústria. Dentre os mais diversos segmentos industriais, a indústria de celulose e papel é responsável pelo consumo de grandes volumes de insumos e matérias primas, incluindo a água. Devido à elevada captação de água dos cursos hídricos, e alto volume de descarte de efluentes, o setor vem buscando alternativas para a redução dos impactos causados por sua atividade. Em meio a estas alternativas encontram-se o reuso e reciclo de efluentes, visando de maneira integrada o fechamento dos circuitos de água das plantas produtivas. Para este fechamento, apresentam-se soluções de manejo do recurso como reuso parcial, utilização de processos oxidativos, tratamentos por membranas e processos enzimáticos que revelam técnicas simples e aplicáveis aos processos industriais de maneira sustentável, atendendo as demandas da sociedade e os Objetivos do Desenvolvimento Sustentável, de forma a preservar o meio ambiente e a melhorar a qualidade de vida das populações. Neste contexto, este estudo tem como objetivo analisar, por meio de uma revisão sistemática de bases de dados brasileiras previamente estabelecidas, as alternativas e formas de reaproveitamento e reciclagem da água em processos industriais, com foco no fechamento de circuitos, com a caracterização, benefícios e malefícios, das ações realizadas pelas indústrias de celulose e papel.Research, Society and Development2022-10-15info:eu-repo/semantics/articleinfo:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersionapplication/pdfhttps://rsdjournal.org/index.php/rsd/article/view/3595010.33448/rsd-v11i13.35950Research, Society and Development; Vol. 11 No. 13; e568111335950Research, Society and Development; Vol. 11 Núm. 13; e568111335950Research, Society and Development; v. 11 n. 13; e5681113359502525-3409reponame:Research, Society and Developmentinstname:Universidade Federal de Itajubá (UNIFEI)instacron:UNIFEIenghttps://rsdjournal.org/index.php/rsd/article/view/35950/29990Copyright (c) 2022 Júlia Gabriela Dick; Eloane Malvessihttps://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessDick, Júlia GabrielaMalvessi, Eloane2022-10-17T13:43:46Zoai:ojs.pkp.sfu.ca:article/35950Revistahttps://rsdjournal.org/index.php/rsd/indexPUBhttps://rsdjournal.org/index.php/rsd/oairsd.articles@gmail.com2525-34092525-3409opendoar:2024-01-17T09:50:40.461218Research, Society and Development - Universidade Federal de Itajubá (UNIFEI)false |
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Strategies for reuse and recycling of water and effluents in pulp and paper industries Estrategias para la reutilización y reciclaje de agua y efluentes en industrias de pasta y papel Estratégias de reuso e reciclo de águas e efluentes em indústrias de celulose e papel |
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Strategies for reuse and recycling of water and effluents in pulp and paper industries |
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Strategies for reuse and recycling of water and effluents in pulp and paper industries Dick, Júlia Gabriela Water Management Paper Cellulose Effluent. Gestión del agua Papel Celulosa Efluente. Gestão de água Papel Celulose Efluente. |
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Strategies for reuse and recycling of water and effluents in pulp and paper industries |
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Strategies for reuse and recycling of water and effluents in pulp and paper industries |
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Strategies for reuse and recycling of water and effluents in pulp and paper industries |
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Strategies for reuse and recycling of water and effluents in pulp and paper industries |
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Strategies for reuse and recycling of water and effluents in pulp and paper industries |
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Dick, Júlia Gabriela |
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Dick, Júlia Gabriela Malvessi, Eloane |
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Malvessi, Eloane |
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Dick, Júlia Gabriela Malvessi, Eloane |
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Water Management Paper Cellulose Effluent. Gestión del agua Papel Celulosa Efluente. Gestão de água Papel Celulose Efluente. |
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Water Management Paper Cellulose Effluent. Gestión del agua Papel Celulosa Efluente. Gestão de água Papel Celulose Efluente. |
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Currently, concerning to the renewable resources, the decrease in the consumption of raw materials and the research for sustainable operations have been emerging as an urgent demand in all segments of the market, emphatically including, the industry. Among the most diverse industrial segments, the pulp and paper industry is responsible for the consumption of large volumes of inputs, including water. Due to the high uptake of water from water courses and the high volume of effluent discharge, some alternatives have been investigated in order to reduce the impacts caused by this activity. Alternatives are reported for the improvement of water management and wastewater minimization aiming to an integrated way to shut down the water circuits of the production plants. For this closure step, resource management solutions are presented, such as partial water reuse, use of oxidative processes, treatments by using membranes, and enzymatic processes, which reveal techniques that can be sustainably applied to industrial processes, meeting the demands of society and fulfilling the Sustainable Development Goals, therefore preserving the environment and improving life’s quality of populations. In this context, this study aims to analyze, through a systematic review of previously established Brazilian databases, the alternatives and forms of reusing and recycling of water in industrial processes, focusing on closing circuits, with the characterization, benefits, and harms, of the actions performed by the pulp and paper industries. |
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