İndir Membranes for Industrial Wastewater Recovery and Re-use

Membranes for Industrial Wastewater Recovery and Re-use
Endüstriyel Atıksuların Arıtımı ve Tekrar Kullanımında Memebranlar

Editörler:
Simon Judd and Bruce Jefferson
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Yayın Yılı 2003

Paylaşımcı notu: Özellikle Endüstriyel Atıksuların arıtımı alanında membran proseslerinin önemi her geçen gün artmaktadır. Bu kitap, membran teknolojisi, dejenerasyon olayı, endüstriyel atıksular, membran sistem dizaynı, piyasadan bazı uygulamalar (Case studies sf. 228) gibi ana konulara değişmektedir. Membran teknolojisi ile ilgilenen bütün çevre mühendisilerinde ve adaylarında bulunması gereken bir kaynak olduğuna inanıyorum.

Preface (Önsöz)
In setting out to produce a book on any given subject, the primary questions to be answered are: "What should we write about?" and "Who's going to buy it?". These questions are obviously interlinked. The subject area of this book is well defined in the title: membrane technology
and its application to industrial water recycling. There can be little doubt of the importance of recycling of water contaminated by industrial activity, and it is hoped that the introduction to this book (Chapter 1) sufficiently emphasises this point. Stresses imposed on freshwater supplies continue to grow and environmental legislation relating to discharges becomes ever more rigorous. Given that technologies for water purification are tending to become more efficient and generally cost-effective, it is inevitable that recovery and reuse of effluent will be more widespread in the future. It is also the case that membrane processes play a pivotal role in many reclamation and reuse schemes in industry. Their application across all industrial sectors has increased exponentially over the last twenty years and here is little sign of this growth abating. Since the subject is very extensive the amount of detail is largely determined by the target leadership, which relates to the second key question. This is rather vexing matter, not least because potential readers are well served by a number excellent texts on membrane processes and technologies as well as a growing number on water reclamation and reuse. Neither of these tables is comprehensive, and it can always be argued that there is really nothing new to write about.