Water Treatment Residuals Engineering

Description

This research report is written for engineers who design for the treatment and disposal of water treatment residuals. The book provides engineering, treatment, and disposal data and discussions for all types of water treatment residuals, including those created by coagulant and lime softening, filter backwash water, low-pressure and high-pressure membranes, ion exchange and inorganic adsorption processes, arsenic treatment, radioactive substances, and spent GAC. A chapter also discusses the marketing of water treatment plant residuals for beneficial uses. List of Tables
List of Figures
Foreword
Acknowledgments
Executive Summary
Chapter 1: Water Treatment Plant Residuals
Chapter 2: Coagulant and Lime Softening Residuals
Chapter 3: Spent Filter Backwash Water
Chapter 4: Coagulant and Lime Softening Residuals Treatment
Chapter 5: Coagulation and Lime Softening Residuals Disposal and Beneficial Use
Chapter 6: Membrane Residuals
Chapter 7: Ion Exchange and Inorganic Adsorption Process Residuals
Chapter 8: Arsenic Residuals
Chapter 9: Radioactivity in Water Treatment Plant Residuals
Chapter 10: Granular Activated Carbon
Chapter 11: Marketing Water Treatment Plant Residuals
Abbreviations
Index

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