Unit processes in drinking water treatment
This text offers information on the theory of major drinking water treatment processes and contains real-life practical examples. It aims to create guidelines for the design of unit processes that operate within an overall framework for water treatment plants.
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| Language: | English |
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New York, NY
Marcel Dekker
1992
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| Series: | Environmental science and pollution control series
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Table of Contents:
- Design Criteria in Water Treatment Processes
- Use of Chlorine Dioxide
- Oxidation with Ozone
- Ultraviolet Disinfection of Water
- Coagulation
- Use of Polymerized Aluminum Flocculants
- Flocculation
- Activated Silica as a Flocculation Aid
- Combined Coagulation-Focculation-Clarifying Processes
- Lamellar and Tubular Assisted Settling Processes
- Testing Methods for Operational Control of Unit Processes
- Adsorption
- Principles of Microbial Growth and Decay
- Filtration Powders and Diatomaceous Earths
- Softening and Mineralization
- Treatment Processes of Aluminum-Based Sludge
- Mixing Practice in Water Treatment
- Sand for Filtration in Water Quality Control: Criteria and Mode of Action
- Reagents for Water Treatment