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Water Treatment Handbook, 7th Edition - 2 Volume Set

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Title: Water Treatment Handbook, 7th Edition - 2 Volume Set
Author: G. Degrémont
ISBN: 2743009705 / 9782743009700
Format: Hard Cover
Pages: 2539
Publisher: Lavoisier
Year: 2007
Availability: Out of Stock
     
 
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This new edition Degremont addresses all the most recent issues in water management: water stress, emerging pathogens, the new requirements of cutting-edge industry, sustainable development.

The book has been fully revised and updated with extensive new material (over 60% new text). It is exceptionally well illustrated with 1,447 figures, photos and tables, and proposes solutions that are economically, socially and environmentally viable. It is an indispensable technical reference book for all types of water (drinking water, wastewater and industrial process water) as well as sludge and biosolids. It covers every aspect of treatment: the technical foundations, quality and traceability, choice of suitable materials, technologies and processes, examples of treatment lines in operation.

The Water Treatment Handbook discusses all technological developments in water treatment including seawater desalination by reverse osmosis, wastewater treatment and sludge treatment. It enables readers to grasp the essential technical concepts, understand the latest leading-edge technologies and apply the most suitable analysis methods and instruments.

An index of over 2,500 entries makes it easy to search the book for particular information. Forty-two writers contributed to the book. It has been designed by and for those who work hands-on in the field and is an indispensable tool for site managers, environmental managers, quality managers and maintenance managers, and all concerned in sustainable development. Water authorities, university documentation centres, design offices, local authority technical departments, water management companies, production units and local and regional public health authorities (DDASS, DRASS) will all find it a vital resource.

 
 
 
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