Standard Methods For Water And Wastewater Examination

About The Book

Because of the growing demand for both consumable water and water for water systems, water providers are being forced to make use of assets that are optional. They must either manage polluted surface water or recover wastewater. Neither option is acceptable. This book brings together the experiences of a variety of specialists who have worked on the preparation of innovative materials that are specific for the removal of arsenic and chromium, as well as the development of certain innovative processes to separate these components from water. The designers and supervisors who are in charge of producing clean water and transporting it should read this book with a great deal of interest. They investigated the rational solutions and commonsense approaches to the complex social, economic, and biological concerns that are associated with water purification, water use, water preservation, and water safety. The book is the most important ever logical study that has been directed toward the two most dangerous components that are found in water, and it provides a comprehensive assessment of the products and procedures that are useful for making the water safe. The book provides an in-depth discussion of the various production techniques for sorbents and layers that are either commercially available at this time or are included in the development schedule for products that are expected to become widespread in the next decades.