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Biotechnology for the Environment: Wastewater Treatment and Modeling, Waste Gas Handling
Edited by Spiros N. Agathos and Walter Reineke
Kluwer Academic Publishers
March 2003
Hardbound 288 pp ISBN 1402011318
£93.00
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At the dawn of the 21st century, biotechnology is emerging as a key enabling technology
for sustainable environmental protection and stewardship. Biotechnology for the Environment:
Wastewater Treatment and Modeling, Waste Gas Handling illustrates the current
technological applications of microorganisms in wastewater treatment and in the control of
waste gas emissions. In the first section of the book special emphasis is placed on the use of
rigorous mathematical and conceptual models for an in-depth understanding of the complex
biology and engineering aspects underlying the operation of modern wastewater treatment
installations. The second part addresses waste gas biofiltration, an expanding biotechnological
application of microbial metabolism for air quality assurance through processes ranging from
the abatement of hazardous volatile pollutants to the elimination of nuisance odors. It will be a
valuable reference source for environmental scientists, engineers and decision makers involved
in the development, evaluation or implementation of biological treatment systems.
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