Practical Wastewater Treatment

The wastewater treatment field combines the environmental, civil, and chemical engineering disciplines and comprises both theoretical and practical considerations involved in practical design for both municipal and industrial wastewater sources. Practical Industrial Wastewater Treatment discusses in a clear and understandable way what an engineer needs to know in order to handle various types of industrial wastes and how to design a wastewater treatment plant. Industrial wastewater treatment is no longer taught in either the Civil or Chemical Engineering Curricula. A combination of textbook and general introduction to the topics, this book serves practicing professionals as a guide for information and theory for design and for general information.