6 Best Books on Effluent Treatment Management

“Distillery Effluent Treatment Management Current Practices in India” Book Review: This book discusses the latest practices in managing the treatment of waste water. It includes chapters on the manufacturing process of distilleries that use molasses, as well as the management of treating spent wash. The book explains different treatment procedures and their effects on the environment.

“Bleach Plant Effluents from the Pulp and Paper Industry (SpringerBriefs in Applied Sciences and Technology)” Book Review: This book focuses on the harmful waste water produced by the pulp and paper industry, specifically the bleach plant effluents. These effluents can cause significant damage to the environment, including the loss of aquatic organisms, increased fish diseases, and harmful effects on aquatic life. The book emphasizes the importance of treating these effluents before releasing them into surface waters to prevent such environmental harm. It provides information on the environmental impact of bleach plant effluents and suggests methods to reduce pollution by modifying internal processes and treating the effluents externally.

“Assessment of Wastewater Management, Treatment Technology, and Associated Costs for Abatement of PCBs Concentrations in Industrial Effluents Task 2” Book Review: This informative book by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency examines the management and treatment of wastewater containing PCBs (polychlorinated biphenyls) in industrial effluents. The book covers various chapters that delve into important topics, including effective wastewater management strategies, advanced treatment technologies, and the costs associated with reducing PCB concentrations. The authors provide a comprehensive assessment of the challenges and solutions in tackling PCB pollution. This book is a valuable resource for policymakers, environmental professionals, and industries seeking to understand and address the environmental impact of PCBs in industrial wastewater.