IMPLEMENTATION OF BIOREMEDIATION CONCEPT IN THE TREATMENT OF TEXTILE EFFLUENT.

Around the world, dye wastewater has turned out to be one of the fundamental reasons for several environmental pollution problems because of the increased noteworthy demand for textile products and the relative increment in production and application of engineered dyes. As a consequence, in the furtherance of waste water treatment, it has become both a major concern and imperative to treat the industrial effluent that originates from textile and dye stuff plants accounting for a continuous discharge of remnant dyes to the environment. For the same, the efficient treatment of this textile effluent in an eco- friendly manner has gained a lot of attention in contemporary days, reasoning from which is where the concept of Bioremediation intervenes and which was the core aspect of our project. In the present study, our focus in it?s totality has been on operating three different bacterial species namely Bacillus, Pseudomonas & Staphylococcus Aureus in pursuit of treating the industrial effluent incorporating synthetic dyes.