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Handbook of Water and Wastewater Treatment Technologies
Nicholas P Cheremisinoff
Butterworth Heinemann
2002
Hardcover 576 pp ISBN 9780750674980
£99.00
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- Covers the treatment of drinking water as well as industrial and municipal wastewater
- Cost-efficiency considerations are incorporated in the discussion of methodologies
- Provides practical and broad-based information in one comprehensive source
This Handbook is an authoritative reference for process and plant engineers, water treatment plant
operators and environmental consultants. Practical information is provided for application to the treatment
of drinking water and to industrial and municipal wastewater. The author presents material for those concerned
with meeting government regulations, reducing or avoiding fines for violations, and making cost-effective
decisions while producing a high quality of water via physical, chemical, and thermal techniques.
Included in the texts are sidebar discussions, questions for thinking and discussing, recommended
resources for the reader, and a comprehensive glossary.
Readership
Primary: Process engineers; pollution control engineers; pollution prevention specialists; environmental, health
and safety professionals; environmental managers; environmental consultants and consulting firms; equipment
manufacturers and suppliers; treatment plant operators; treatment facilities (e.g., municipal water treatment facilities);
chemical processing industries.
Secondary: Undergraduate and graduate students seeking Environmental Engineering degree; students taking
courses in Environmental Engineering Processes, Theory of Treatment Processes, Solid Waste Engineering,
Environmental Control of Oil and Hazardous Materials.
Contents
An Overview of Water and Wastewater Treatment; Introduction; What We Mean by Water Purification;
The Clean Water Act; Introducing the Physical Treatment Methods; Introducing Chemical Treatment; Energy
Intensive Treatment Technologies; Water Treatment in General; Some General Comments; List of Abbreviations
Used in this Chapter; Recommended Resources for the Reader; Questions for Thinking and Discussing; What Filtration
Is All About; Introduction; Terminology and Governing Equations; Filtration Dvnamics; Wastewater Treatment
Applications; Key Words; Nomenclature; Recommended Resources for the Reader; Questions for Thinking and
Discussing; Chemical Additives that Enhance Filtration; Introduction; Aluminum Based Chemical Additive
Compounds; Iron-Based Compounds; Lime; Soda Ash; Liquid Caustic Soda; Filter Aids; Recommended
Resources for the Reader; Questions for Thinking and Discussing; Selecting the Right Filter Media; Introduction;
Types of Filter Media to Choose From; Rigid Filter Media; General Properties of Loose and Granular Media;
Filter Media Selection Criteria; Recommended Resources for the Reader; Questions for Thinking and Discussing;
What Pressure- and Cake-Filtration Are All About; Introduction; Constant Pressure Differential Filtration;
Constant-Rate Filtration; Variable-Rate and -Pressure Filtration; Constant-Pressure and -Rate Filtration;
Filter-Medium Filtration Formulas; Cake Filtration Equipment; Nomenclature; Recommended Resources
for the Reader; Questions for Thinking and Discussing; Cartridge and Other Filters Worth Mentioning;
Introduction; Cartridge Filters; The Tilting Pan Filter; The Table Filter; Questions for Thinking and
Discussing; What Sand Filtration is All About; Introduction; Water Treatment Plant Operations;
Granular Media Filtration; Let's Take a Closer Look at Sand Filters; Slow Sand Filtration; Rapid
Sand Filtration; Chemical Mixing and Solids Contact Processes; Recommended Resources for the
Reader; Questions for Thinking and Discussing; Sedimentation, Clarification, Flotation, and Coalescence;
Introduction; Let's Look at How a Single Particle Behaves in a Suspension; Gravity Sedimentation;
The Sedimentation Process in Greater Detail; A Closer Look at Mechanical Clarification Process and
the Chemistry of Clarification; Rectangular Sedimentation Tanks; Air Flotation Systems; Separation
Using Coalescers; Nomenclature; Recommended Resources for the Reader; Questions for Thinking
and Discussing; Membrane Separation Technologies; Introduction; An Overview of Membrane Processes;
What Electrodialysis Is; What Ultrafiltration Is; What Microfiltration and Nanofiltration Are;
What Reverse Osmosis Is; Recommended Resources for the Reader; Questions for Thinking and
Discussing; Ion Exchange and Carbon Adsorption; Introduction; Theory and Practice of Ion Exchange;
Carbon Adsorption in Water Treatment; Some Final Comments on Both Technologies;
Recommended Resources for the Reader; Questions for Thinking and Discussing; Water
Sterilization Technologies; Introduction; What Waterborne Diseases Are; Treatment Options
Available to US; Ozonation; Ultraviolet Radiation; Electron Beam; Biology of Aquatic Systems;
Disinfection by Chlorination; Disinfection with Interhalogens and Halogen Mixtures; Sterilization
Using Ozone; Treating the Sludge; Introduction; What Sludge Is; What Stabilization and Conditioning
Mean; Sludge Dewatering Operations; Volume Reduction; What Finally Happens to Sludge after Volume
Reduction; Final Comments and Evaluating Economics; Recommended Resources for the Reader; Questions
for Thinking and Discussing; Glossary; Index
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