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Industrial Effluents - Origin, Characteristics, Effects, Analysis & Treatment

Industrial Effluents - Origin, Characteristics, Effects, Analysis & Treatment

Industrial Effluents - Origin, Characteristics, Effects, Analysis & Treatment

Nataraj Manivasakam

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Chemical Publishing
Año de edición:
2016
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Hidrología e hidrosfera
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9780820604145
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Part - I. BASIC INFORMATION - Part - II. MAJOR INDUSTRIAL EFFLUENTS - Chapter 1. Basic Information - Chapter 2. Summary of Industrial Effluents - Effects of Industrial Effluents - National & International Agencies - Important Reference Books - Effects on Surface Waters - Effects on Land - Effects on Sewers - Chapter 3. Pulp, Paper and Board Industries - Chapter 4. Textile Processing - Chapter 5. Tannery - Chapter 6. Cane Sugar Industry - Chapter 7. Distillery - Chapter 8. Dairy - Chapter 9. Steel Plant - CottonTextiles - SyntheticTextiles - VegetableTanning - ChromeTanning - Brewery - Coal Washery - Carbonization of Coal (coke manufacture) - Iron Production - Steel Making - Finishing (Rolling & Pickling) - Nitrogen Fertilizers - Phosphatic Fertilizers - Nitrogen-Phosphate Fertilizers - NPKFertilizers - Chapter 10. Electroplating Industry - Chapter 11. Oil Field & Oil Refinery - Chapter 12. Petrochemical Industry - Chapter 13. Fertilizer Industry - Part -III. OTHER INDUSTRIAL EFFLUENTS - Chapter 14. Acid Wastes - Chapter 15. Asbestos Industry - Chapter 16. Bleach Liquor Manufacture - Chapter 17. Cannery - Chapter 18. Cement Manufacture - Chapter 19. Chlor-Alkali Industry - Chapter 20. Coal Mining - Chapter 21. Coffee Pulping - Chapter 22. Dye Manufacture - Chapter 23. Edible Oil Refinery - Chapter 24. Explosives Manufacture - Chapter 25. Gelatin Manufacture - Chapter 26. Metal Container Manufacture - Chapter 27. Metal Pickling Waste Coal Processing - Chapter 28. Pesticide Manufacture - Chapter 29. Pharmaceutical Industry - Chapter 30. Poultry - Chapter 31. Rubber Industry - Chapter 32. Slaughter House & Meat Packing - Chapter 33. Soaps & Detergents Manufacture - Chapter 34. Soft Drinks Manufacture - Chapter 35. Steam Power Plants - Chapter 36. Synthetic Resins (Plastics) - Chapter 37. Viscose Rayon Manufacture - Chapter 38. Radio-active Pollution - Other Polymers Manufacture - Part -IV. ANALYSIS OF INDUSTRIAL EFFLUENTS - Chapter 39. Introduction - Chapter 40. General Physico-Chemical Measurements - Purpose of Examination - Information to be obtained from the industry - Collection & Preservation of Samples - Reporting of Results - Color & Physical Appearance - Odor - Temperature - Suspended Solids - Dissolved Solids - Settleable Solids - pH value - Acidity - Alkalinity - Chapter 41. Measurement of Organic Pollution - Chapter 42. Inorganic Constituents - Metals - Chapter 43. Inorganic Constituents - Non Metallics - Dissolved Oxygen - Bio-Chemical Oxygen Demand (BOD) - Chemical Oxygen Demand (COD) - Permanganate Value - Ammonia Nitrogen - Organic Nitrogen - Total Kjeldahl Nitrogen - PreliminaryTreatment of Samples - Cadmium - Calcium & Magnesium - Calcium - Magnesium - Chromium - Copper - Iron - Lead - Manganese - Mercury - Nickel - Sodium - Potassium - Zinc - Chloride - Fluoride - Nitrate - Nitrite - Phosphate - Sulfate - Sulfide - Sulfite - Chapter 44. Misc Determination - Arsenic - Boron - Chlorine (Residual) - Cyanide (Total) - Oils & Grease - Phenols - Surfactants - Tannin & Lignin - Part -IV. TREATMENT OF INDUSTRIAL EFFLUENTS - Chapter 45. Primary Treatment - Chapter 46. Secondary Treatment - Chapter 47. Tertiary Treatment - Screening - Sedimentation - Equalization - Neutralization - Coagulation - Aerated Lagoons - Trickling Filtration - Activated Sludge Process - Oxidation Ditch - Oxidation Ponds - Anaerobic Digestion - Evaporation - Reverse Osmosis - Dialysis - Ion Exchange - Chemical Precipitation - Removal by Algae - Activated CarbonTreatment - Appendix - Index -

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