Industrial Water Use and Treatment Guidebook - electronic book

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This Chemical Engineering guidebook contains practical, how-to engineering articles from Chemical Engineering and POWER magazines. The volume focuses on industrial uses of water, including cooling towers, condensers, boilers, process fluids, and wash fluids, with emphasis on treatment, corrosion prevention, conservation, reuse, and desalination.

The tutorial-style articles provide guidance on managing wastewater, optimizing cooling water and flare systems, improving boiler and condensate-return operations, and understanding emerging technologies in water treatment and reclamation.

Features & Benefits

  • Practical guidance on industrial water use, treatment, and reuse
  • Strategies for cooling water, boilers, and wastewater systems
  • Guidance on corrosion mitigation and flow-accelerated corrosion prevention
  • Overview of desalination, water conservation, and zero-liquid-discharge systems
  • Latest technological advancements in water treatment and reclamation

Audience

  • Process and mechanical engineers
  • Water-treatment specialists
  • Plant operators and environmental engineers
  • Project engineers and project managers
  • Maintenance and reliability engineers in the CPI and power industries

Articles Include

  • Wastewater Sludge Centrifugation Before Drying
  • Biological Wastewater Treatment: Maintaining the Needed Microorganism Population
  • Cooling Towers: Managing Tighter Water-Discharge Regulations
  • Water Takes the Stage at Achema
  • Cooling Towers: Estimate Evaporation Loss and Makeup Water Requirements
  • Superheater Problems in Steam Generators
  • Pressurized Piping: Sampling Steam and Water
  • A Primer on Reverse Osmosis Technology
  • Mitigate Corrosion in Condensate-Return Systems
  • Beware of Flow-Accelerated Corrosion
  • Water-Saving Strategies for the CPI
  • The Financial Benefits of Water Treatment
  • Troubleshooting and Solving a Sour-Water Stripper Problem
  • Understanding Boiler Circulation
  • Biological Wastewater Treatment: Selecting the Process
  • Treating Wastewater for Industrial Reuse
  • Advantages Gained in Automating Industrial Wastewater Treatment Plants
  • How To Properly Size A Steam Trap
  • Modern Water-Treatment Challenges
  • Challenges of Drying Sticky Wastewater Sludge
  • Using Sensor Technologies to Optimize Maintenance of Power Plant Water Systems
  • Desalination Expands, but Energy Challenges Remain
  • Monitoring and Treatment of Closed-Loop Cooling Water Systems
  • Zero-Discharge Pozzolanic Brine Solidification: Another Option for Treating FGD Wastewater
  • A Comparison of ELG Compliance Options for Flue Scrubber Wastewater
  • Lowering Cost and Waste in Flue Gas Desulfurization Wastewater Treatment
  • Reclaimed Water Reduces Stress on Freshwater Supplies
  • Using Reclaimed Water in Power Plant Cooling Applications
  • Huaneng Power’s Changxing Station ZLD Project, China
  • Prevent Purified Water from Putting a Damper on Your Next Commissioning
  • Next-Generation FGD Wastewater Bioreactor Technology Introduced for ELG Compliance
  • A new adsorbent to recover uranium and other heavy metals from wastewater
  • Bacteria and algae team-up to tackle arsenic-contaminated water
  • These robust organosilane-based membranes promise benefits
  • An inexpensive adsorbant for removing silver from wastewater
  • A self-cleaning electrolytic cell that converts waste streams into disinfectants
  • Engineered wetlands technology now available for wastewater treatment
  • Coral enhances the removal of mercury from wastewater
  • Removing harmful metals from wastewater with crab shells
  • Improving the efficiency of solar desalination
  • Organic corrosion inhibitors perform well against oxidizing biocides
  • Carbon fibers enhance swine wastewater treatment
  • A new adsorbent for wastewater treatment
  • Imitating nature leads to a separator for oil droplets
  • This new water-treatment polymer improves scale control in boilers
  • A pilot project to capture rainwater for wine production
  • Remove pollutants from wastewater with this nano-tailored coating
  • Covered lagoons treat wastewater and make biogas, too
  • A desalination membrane that is resistant to chlorine
  • A patent granted for this self-diagnostic technology used in boilers
  • Reduce energy costs by combining wastewater treatment and desalination
  • Using algae to clean wastewater
  • Diamond-based electrodes allow handling of difficult-to-treat wastewaters
  • This scale inhibitor uses steric dispersion principles
  • A next-generation membrane bioreactor
  • Microporous vanadosilicate efficiently removes cesium from wastewater
  • Municipal water sludge-optimization technology poised for growth
  • Ceramic membrane filtration to be demonstrated for removing oil from produced water
  • Phosphorus-free cooling water treatment
  • A process to treat tight emulsions and intractable oily wastes
  • An energy-saving bioreactor for wastewater treatment
  • Nanostructured membrane for water purification
  • Control biofouling with I2-vapor disinfection
  • A new carrier for MBBR technology
  • ‘Switchable solvent’ technology is a promising development for advancing forward osmosis
  • This chemical-free disinfection media requires no power
  • Turning wastewater treatment into resource recovery
  • Plasma oxidation disinfects water without the addition of chemicals
  • This desalination process uses much less energy than RO
  • Bioelectrochemical system treats wastewater and generates biogas
  • Continuously cleaned filters for challenging water streams
  • A new catalyst removes cyanide from wastewater
  • Converting sewage into fuels

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Type: PDF
Pages: 199

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