Wastewater Management And Technologies Eyp Debik Mfit Bahadir by Eyüp Debik, Müfit Bahadir, Andreas Haarstrick 9783031362972, 9783031362989, 3031362977, 3031362985 instant download after payment.

In addition to the focus of this book, which is to look at efficient wastewater treatment technology, this introduction will also look at the implementation of appropriate Wastewater Management and Technologies.
An initially simple observation is that functioning and sustainable wastewater management starts at the household level and depends largely on the human component. Only when perception of the need and perhaps the expectation for a wastewater reuse system at the user level is internalised at the user level, further planning and implementation can be successfully carried out.
Therefore, the selection of a wastewater treatment technology must be accompanied in advance by a detailed examination of self-sufficiency and technological capacity. To achieve satisfactory performance, qualified operation and maintenance are essential. This is particularly important when a high degree of reduction of pathogens, heavy metals, and micropollutants and microplastics is required, so that the wastewater can be utilised for irrigation and organic soil improvement finally. Recent developments in wastewater treatment technology include novel physicochemical, biological, and advanced oxidation processes, which are modified processes or combined with nanomaterials and/or newly developed products to improve the performance of current treatment processes. In addition, membrane processes include recent research on the removal of toxic chemicals through various membrane bioreactors and reverse osmosis processes, as well as new techniques
to assess membrane integrity and the propensity for membrane fouling. Further innovations are being made in novel flotation technologies suitable for the removal of micropollutants and microplastics.