ENGLISH

Industrial Waste Water Treatment

By A D Patwardhan

Book information

Publisher
PHI Publisher
Year
2008
ISBN
9788120333505
Language
english
Format
PDF
Filesize
5 MB (5295430 bytes)
Edition
1
Pages
303\303
Time added
2018-08-09 00:50:06

Description

Front Cover......Page 1 Industrial Waste Water Treatment......Page 2 ISBN: 8-1203-3350-0......Page 3 Dedication......Page 4 Table of Contents......Page 5 Preface......Page 11 1.1 Water Pollution......Page 12 1.2 Categories Of Pollutants......Page 13 1.3 Treatment And Disposal Of Industrial Wastes......Page 14 References......Page 16 2.1 Measurement of Flow......Page 17 2.2.2 Preservation of Samples......Page 18 2.2.3 Characterization of Samples......Page 20 References......Page 21 3.1 Introduction......Page 22 3.2.3 Filtration......Page 23 3.2.5 Equalization......Page 24 3.2.7 Drying and Incineration......Page 25 3.2.10 Dialysis and Osmosis......Page 26 3.2.13 Elutriation......Page 27 3.3.3 Oxidation and Reduction......Page 28 3.3.4 Aerobic and Anaerobic Processes......Page 29 References......Page 32 4.1 Effect on The Water Environment......Page 34 4.2.1 Self-Purification......Page 36 Reference......Page 39 5: Pretreatment of Industrial Wastes......Page 40 5.2 Unit Processes......Page 41 6.1.1 Raw Material......Page 43 6.1.3 Spinning, Weaving and Sizing (or Slashing)......Page 44 6.1.7 Souring......Page 46 6.1.10 Dyeing and Printing......Page 47 6.1.11 Reuse and Recycling......Page 48 6.1.13 Modifications to Machinery......Page 49 6.1.15 Characteristics and Treatment of Raw Waste Water......Page 50 6.2 Woollen Mill Wastes......Page 53 6.2.1 Methods of Treatment of Wool Scouring Wastes......Page 56 6.2.2 Biological Treatment......Page 58 6.3 Rayon Wastes......Page 59 6.3.1 Sources of Waste Water......Page 61 6.3.2 Treatment of Waste Water......Page 63 6.4.1 Cellulose Acetate......Page 64 6.4.5 Synthetic Fibre Waste Water Treatment......Page 65 6.5 Silk and Jute Manufacturing Wastes......Page 66 References......Page 68 For Further Reading......Page 71 7.1 Operations In a Dairy......Page 73 7.2 Sources of Waste Water......Page 76 7.3 Treatment of Waste Water......Page 77 References......Page 79 8: Slaughtering, Meat Packing, Poultry Processing, Fish Processing and Rendering Wastes......Page 82 8.1.1 Characteristics of Waste Water......Page 84 8.1.2 Treatment of Waste Water......Page 85 8.2 Poultry Processing Wastes......Page 87 8.3 Fish Processing Waste......Page 88 8.3.1 Treatment of Waste Water......Page 89 References......Page 90 9.1 Manufacturing Process......Page 93 9.1.2 Chrome Tanning......Page 95 9.2 Disposal of Waste Water......Page 97 9.3 Characteristics of Waste Water......Page 98 9.4 Treatment of Waste Water......Page 100 References......Page 105 10.1 Production From Sugar Cane......Page 108 10.1.2 Disposal of Waste Water......Page 110 10.1.3 Treatment of Waste Water......Page 112 10.2 Production From Beet......Page 115 10.2.2 Waste Water Disposal......Page 117 References......Page 118 11: Pulp and Paper Mill Wastes......Page 121 11.1 Manufacturing Process......Page 122 11.3 Characteristics of Raw Waste Water......Page 123 11.4.1 Methods of Colour Removal......Page 127 11.4.2 Biological Treatment......Page 129 References......Page 132 For Further Reading......Page 135 12.1 Pharmaceutical Industry......Page 136 12.1.1 Manufacturing Process......Page 137 12.1.2 Recovery of Solids......Page 140 12.1.3 Treatment of Waste Water......Page 141 12.2 Distilleries......Page 145 12.2.1 Treatment of Waste Water......Page 147 12.3.1 Treatment of Waste Water......Page 153 12.4.1 Treatment of Waste Water......Page 154 12.5 Recovery of By-Products......Page 156 References......Page 157 For Further Reading......Page 163 13.1 The Mining of Coal......Page 165 13.1.1 Acid Mine Drainage......Page 167 13.1.2 Conversion of Coal into Coke......Page 169 13.1.3 Treatment of Coke Oven Waste Water......Page 170 13.2 Mining of Ferrous and Non-Ferrous Metals......Page 173 13.3 Manufacture of Iron and Steel......Page 175 13.3.1 Treatment of Waste Water......Page 176 13.4.1 Pickling......Page 177 13.4.3 Plating......Page 179 References......Page 190 For Further Reading......Page 196 14: Petroleum Refining Industry......Page 199 14.1 Treatment of Waste Water......Page 202 References......Page 207 For Further Reading......Page 210 15: Petrochemicals Industry......Page 211 References......Page 217 For Further Reading......Page 219 16.1.1 Ammonia Synthesis......Page 220 16.2 Sources of Waste Water......Page 221 16.3 Methods of Treatment......Page 223 16.4 Pesticides Industry......Page 229 16.4.1 Manufacturing Processes of a Few Pesticides......Page 230 16.5 Methods of Treatment......Page 231 References......Page 234 17.1 Vegetable Oil Industry......Page 237 17.1.1 Palm Oil Refineries......Page 238 17.1.2 Treatment of Waste Water......Page 240 17.2 The Fruit Processing Industry......Page 241 17.3.2 Coffee......Page 244 17.3.3 Confectionery Industry......Page 245 17.3.4 Starch......Page 246 References......Page 248 18.1 Types of Dyes......Page 252 18.2.1 Treatment with Polymer Coagulation......Page 255 18.2.2 Adsorption......Page 257 References......Page 261 For Further Reading......Page 263 19: Rubber Wastes......Page 264 For Further Reading......Page 268 20: Radioactive Wastes......Page 270 20.2 Treatment and Management......Page 272 References......Page 275 21.1 High Explosives Manufacture......Page 277 21.2 Petrochemical Wastes......Page 279 21.3.1 Caustic Chlorine Waste......Page 281 21.3.3 Lead......Page 282 21.3.4 Mercury......Page 283 References......Page 284 22: Common Effluent Treatment Plants......Page 287 22.1 Ownership......Page 288 22.3 Financial Aspects......Page 289 References......Page 293 For Further Reading......Page 294 Index......Page 295 Back Cover......Page 303

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