Effluent treatment and waste disposal
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Effluent treatment and waste disposal
（Institution of Chemical Engineers symposium series, no. 116）
Institution of Chemical Engineers , Hemisphere Pub. Corp. , [Distributed by] Taylor & Francis, c1990
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Papers from a three-day symposium organized by the Institution of Chemical Engineers, Yorkshire Branch, and held at the University of Leeds, Mar. 1990
"EFCE event no. 417"--P. iii
"EFCE publication no. 78"--P.iii
Includes bibliographical references and index
Description and Table of Contents
Description
The standards of effluent treatment required by law look set to keep on rising. How chemical engineers can make sure that the effluent and waste from their plants meet both present and future standards is dealt with in this volume. Papers cover the impact of water authority privatization, on-site treatment and processing, monitoring of waste streams, economics of pollution control processes and future trends in pollution control.
Table of Contents
- Recovery of metal from industrial process liquors using the rotating cylinder electrode reactor
- aerobic biotreatment - the performance limits of microbes and the potential for exploitation
- pure oxygen activated sludge treatment of a vegetable processing wastewater
- treatment of high strength petrochemical waste from novel production processes
- treatment and recycle of chlorinated petrochemical by-products
- the safe low-temperature destruction of toxic organic waste by electrochemical oxidation
- recent developments in waste water monitoring and treatment in a fine chemicals operation
- protection and monitoring of waste water systems
- design criteria for biofilters.
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