Handbook of Industrial Water Treatment
Published on by Industrial Water Research, research@tallyfox.com in Academic
While many advances have been made, much about industrial water treatment is grounded within the foundations of chemistry and physics and does not change.
That is why the Handbook of Industrial Water Treatment is still exceptionally relevant today. Many of the experts in industrial water treatment cut their teeth on this exact book. Luckily, this book is available for free at: https://www.suezwatertechnologies.com/handbook/index.jsp
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- Industrial Wastewater Treatment
- Industrial Water Treatment
- Industrial Water Treatment
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5 Comments
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This is not entirely true, there has been biotechnology discoveries since this book was written. If BioCat+ is used in WWT. Paradoxically Citadel BioCat+™ treated systems exhibit higher oxygen uptake rates but lower oxygen requirements per unit of organics broken down.
The implications are that smaller plants with less installed aeration capacity are required to treat an effluent flow. For new applications this means a lower cost plant, for existing applications there is the potential to reduce cost for aeration or to feed more load into the plant without having to add additional aeration capacity. -
The link should be fixed now. Thanks for pointing it out.
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it works, but the link provided is incorrect, the correct one is this
https://www.suezwatertechnologies.com/handbook/index.jsp
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THANKS !
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Bad link.
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mmmm.... link has expired. From your writing, it is supposed to be free
Thanks