a. khezri

Cyanides uptake is one of the priorities of the wastewater treatment plants of the industry, because of its high toxicity and harmful effects on the environment. There are numerous physical and chemical methods for Cyanide removal, some of which are not cost-effective or create some hazardous side products. Thereby, utilizing the bio-removal processes as the cheap and bio-friendly method are taken into consideration. The Cyanide bio-removal proved to be the most effective method which possesses the possible removal pathways with the well-known enzymes. The present research aimed to investigate the Cyanids bio-removal pathways and to illustrate the most affecting operational parameters on this process. The information expressed in this article might be useful for some chemical engineers who work in industrial wastewater treatment facilities to assess the optimum operating conditions for Cyanids bio-uptake.