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Over time, the increased use of fresh water for agriculture and industry together with contamination from discharges of pollutants, mean that ever more areas of the planet are becoming water-stressed. Because of the competing needs of communities and industry for fresh water, industry will be challenged to meet its growing demands for water, which is essential for producing the goods and services that would boost human welfare. Thus industry will need to learn how to cost-effectively purify and recycle its wastewater for reuse, ultimately approaching a net zero-discharge condition. The chapters in this book, written by international experts, treat the technical issues of such treatment and water management, and also provide guidance on technologies, either existing or in development, that can potentially achieve the goal of recycle-reuse. The book will serve as a useful reference for academics, government and industry professionals alike.
List of contents
Water Integration for Recycling and Recovery in Process Industry; J.J. Klemes et al.- Water Networks - Theory and Practice; P. Glavic , M. Bogataj.- Water Conservation in the Chemical Process Industry - Mass Integration Approach; P. Raskovich.- Technological Advances in Industrial Water Safety and Security; A. Vaseashta.- Water Footprinting: A Tool to Develop and Manage Water Stewardship for Business; A.J. Wyness.- Color Removal with Natural Materials for Reuse of Wastewater in Textile Industry; A. Atimtay.- Reuse of biologically treated process water - Industrial Water Management in the Paper and Sugar Industry; O.Nowak, P. Enderle.- Water Consumption in Paper Industry - Reduction Capabilities and the Consequences ; K. Olejnik.- Wastewater Reuse in Textile Industry; F.G. Babuna.- Water Reuse Strategies: Iron and Steel Industry Case Study; U. Yetis ,V. Çagin.- Environmental Friendly Technologies For Wastewater Treatment: Biosorption of Heavy Metals Using Low Cost Materials and Solar Photocatalysis; V. Vilar.- Closing Water Cycles in Industry: Theory and Implementation; J.K. Staniskis.- An Energy Saving Process for the Reactivation of Activated Carbon Saturated with Organic Contaminants; R.A. Sierka.- Industrial Wastewater Treatment in Egypt: Difficulties and Proposed Solutions; D.S. El Monayeri et al.- Industrial Wastewater Reuse Applications in Romania; L.D. Gatalatchi.- Opportunities and Experience Implementing the Recycling Methods for Industrial Water Supply in Bulgaria; P. Stoychev.- Subject Index.
Summary
Over time, the increased use of fresh water for agriculture and industry together with contamination from discharges of pollutants, mean that ever more areas of the planet are becoming water-stressed. Because of the competing needs of communities and industry for fresh water, industry will be challenged to meet its growing demands for water, which is essential for producing the goods and services that would boost human welfare. Thus industry will need to learn how to cost-effectively purify and recycle its wastewater for reuse, ultimately approaching a net zero-discharge condition. The chapters in this book, written by international experts, treat the technical issues of such treatment and water management, and also provide guidance on technologies, either existing or in development, that can potentially achieve the goal of recycle-reuse. The book will serve as a useful reference for academics, government and industry professionals alike.
