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WATER TREATMENT UNIT PROCESSES
by David G Stevenson (Consultant, Newbury, UK)
This book is divided into three sections: the first reviews the main processes available for treating water for drinking (potable) purposes, the second goes into some detail about the design and operation of the non-filtration (clarification) processes, and the third deals exclusively with filtration and related applications. It is intended as a source of practical information rather than a theoretical research treatise and includes discussion of component parts of the process units with reasons for design features as well as operating principles.
This book fills a gap between general reviews and research papers, and contains much information which is based on experience passed down within organisations and which tends not to be published.
Contents:
- General Concepts:
- Introduction and Early History
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Treatment Processes
- Primary Treatments:
- The Behaviour of Particles
- Equipment Hydraulics
- Chemical Reaction Engineering — Continuous Flow Systems
- Pretreatments
- Non-Flocculating Settlement Units
- Single Pass Flocculating Settlement Tanks
- Recirculating Clarifiers
- Fluidised Floc Blanket Settlement Tanks
- Lamellar Clarifiers
- Dissolved Air Flotation
- Other Treatment Processes
- Precipitation Softening
- Sludge Treatment and Disposal
- Granular Media Filtration:
- The Structure and Hydraulics of Granular Beds
- Process Mechanisms
- Process Design
- Conditioning of the Feed Suspension
- Backwashing
- Filter Floors
- Top Side Design
- Operation and Control of Multifilter Installations
- Filter Design
- Upflow Filtration
- Continuous Filters
- Biological Applications
- Miscellaneous Applications
- Commissioning and Problems
- Filter Media
Readership: Engineers, scientists and students in water treatment.
| 512pp |
Pub. date: Jan 1998 |
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