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and demerits. The major stumbling block comprised pollutants carried into another stage, generating risk- taking waste and leading to a high cost of treatment. Different types of plasma methods exist for nanowires synthesis (92). Plasma fabricated with an electrical discharge in gases is functional in agriculture and biomedical applications(93). The best-developed VOC plasma treatment is the fusion of pulsed corona discharge with catalytic and photocatalytic treatment(94). As described by the authors, the dielectric barrier is a reactor to generate non-thermal plasma for wastewater treatment(95). A streak camera furnished with a spectrograph has evaluated the optical emission of plasma acquired using machine learning algorithms which roughly calculated the plasma electron structure(96). A high-voltage pulse developed during hydrogen removal from water permits the distillation of wastewater and minimizes its chemical and biological occupation(97). Another research viewed high-voltage electrical discharge plasma reagents as encouraging effluent remediation and reduction of organic/ polyphenol compounds(98). The trimming of polyphenol compounds of 60.32% is at 60 Hz with air FeCl 3 x6H 2 O. Also, the best COD removal of 50.98% and 49.02% is attained with the inclusion of FeCl 3 x6H 2 O at 120 Hz. In closure, the most remarkable trimming in colour intensity was at 120 Hz with the addition of FeCl 3 x6H 2 O coupled with nitrogen and air. Mathematical modelling of high- voltage electrical discharge plasma automation has recently been used for pollutant removal(99-101)and seems the most inexpensive and efficient method in effluent treatment. Several other studies on the application of dielectric barrier discharge plasma in uncoupling minerals in wastewater are also making waves(102-103). b) Disinfection & Ozonation The blend of chemical disinfectants in food processing apparatus is significant for checking a food- borne disease epidemic. As good as drinking water disinfection, food mills will need to evaluate disinfectant vulnerabilities to stabilize disease discharge upon display to likely toxic disinfection by-products. The growing non-thermal treatment automation novelty has replaced thermal technologies in food industries to manufacture healthy, nutritious, safe, and prolonged shelf-life foods (104). The clarification of several farm-to- fork disease reduction master plans at separate steps in food quality assurance was extensively evaluated (105). The activities that led to the spread of disease infection summarizes in (Fig. 5). Alchemical disinfection has grown in today’s research, leading to a growth in scientific publications (106). Cold plasma revealed its efficacy in disinfecting methods for the inactivation of bacteria, viruses, diseases, and other hazardous microorganisms (107). The reduction of biofilm formation requires exceptional strategies by biochemical agents in the food industry while enhancing food quality and safety (108-109). Dripping ozone has displayed effectiveness in foodstuff disinfection, pesticide degradation, and seed germination (110). Water reuse in food processing firms helps to reduce the impact created by water scarcity in some localities (111). The fluid ozone treatment is efficient in dropping a microbial size, keeping standard variables, and growing shelf life in fresh-cut slices of onion (112). The disinfecting capacity of liquid ozone was comparable to 100 ppm chlorine. These show that ozone is a safe disinfecting agent in food processing firms. The effectiveness of ozone treatment capacity on usual microorganisms proved that ozone concentration is adequate, and the time exhibition needed to surrender total microbial removal is 20 ppm and 4 minutes, independently (113). However, the opposition to the tested organisms with ozone gas is in the order of effectiveness. This result is necessary for applying ozone concentration and exposure duration in a large-garment firm for rapid disinfection. The cost of ozone generation integrated with a short-lived period of ozone could lead to wasteful working for the utilization of ozone solo in extensive effluent treatment use (114). Overcoming this barrier means that more research in this area is required to ensure the large-scale application of ozonation. Figure 5: Route to Disease Infection © 2023 Global Journals 1 Year 2023 34 Global Journal of Science Frontier Research Volume XXIII Issue ersion I VII ( H ) An Overview on Engineering Bio-Treatment Methods for Effluent in Food Processing Industries