Green technologies for the removal of emerging pollutants from water and wastewater [electronic resource] / by Giusy Lofrano.
By: Lofrano, Giusy [author.]
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Series: SpringerBriefs in molecular science: 1.Publisher: Dordrecht ; London : Springer, 2011Description: 100 p.ISBN: 9789400714304 (e-book).Subject(s): Water -- Purification -- Technological innovations | Emerging contaminants in water | Green technology | Environment and Ecology | Chemistry | Pollution & threats to the environment | Water supply & treatment | Environmental science, engineering & technologyGenre/Form: Electronic books.Online resources: View this item online Also available in printed form ISBN 9789400714298Summary: Hundreds of tonnes of biologically active contaminants from pharmaceutical and personal care products enter the environment each year, unaffected by water treatment processes. This book assesses emerging green techniques of removing them from the water cycle. In order to analyse the challenges posed by the quest for sustainability, Green Technologies for Wastewater treatment: Energy Recovery and Emerging Compounds Removal evaluates water management together with energy use. The strong effects that the release of emerging pollutants such as endocrine disruptors (EDCs), pharmaceuticals and personal care products (PPCPs) have in wastewater reuse applications are examined, as well as the need to optimize the energy consumption in wastewater treatment. More specifically, this volume focuses on: - Presenting the advantages linked to the application of chemically assisted primary sedimentation (CAPS) that enables energy optimization of wastewater treatment plants and points to the possibility of wastewater as a possible resource;- Discussing the analytical problems related to the analytical detection of emerging pollutants and of their transformation products;- Comparing the efficiency of MBR plants for removing trace pollutants with conventional systems;- Evaluating the application of Wet Oxidation (WO) for the treatment of aqueous effluents to remove trace pollutants;- Reviewing the application of Photo-Fenton process and complementary treatment systems (H2O2/UV-C and Fenton's reagent) for the degradation of two industrial pollutant categories with significant endocrine disrupting properties: alkyl phenols (nonyl and octyl phenols) and bisphenol A.Green Technologies for Wastewater treatment: Energy Recovery and Emerging Compounds Removal will be of great interest to students, technicians, and academics alike who are interested in evaluating and selecting the technologies that lead to better and more sustainable treatment of these huge classes of pollutants.
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Hundreds of tonnes of biologically active contaminants from pharmaceutical and personal care products enter the environment each year, unaffected by water treatment processes. This book assesses emerging green techniques of removing them from the water cycle. In order to analyse the challenges posed by the quest for sustainability, Green Technologies for Wastewater treatment: Energy Recovery and Emerging Compounds Removal evaluates water management together with energy use. The strong effects that the release of emerging pollutants such as endocrine disruptors (EDCs), pharmaceuticals and personal care products (PPCPs) have in wastewater reuse applications are examined, as well as the need to optimize the energy consumption in wastewater treatment. More specifically, this volume focuses on: - Presenting the advantages linked to the application of chemically assisted primary sedimentation (CAPS) that enables energy optimization of wastewater treatment plants and points to the possibility of wastewater as a possible resource;- Discussing the analytical problems related to the analytical detection of emerging pollutants and of their transformation products;- Comparing the efficiency of MBR plants for removing trace pollutants with conventional systems;- Evaluating the application of Wet Oxidation (WO) for the treatment of aqueous effluents to remove trace pollutants;- Reviewing the application of Photo-Fenton process and complementary treatment systems (H2O2/UV-C and Fenton's reagent) for the degradation of two industrial pollutant categories with significant endocrine disrupting properties: alkyl phenols (nonyl and octyl phenols) and bisphenol A.Green Technologies for Wastewater treatment: Energy Recovery and Emerging Compounds Removal will be of great interest to students, technicians, and academics alike who are interested in evaluating and selecting the technologies that lead to better and more sustainable treatment of these huge classes of pollutants.
Also available in printed form ISBN 9789400714298
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