Membrane Based Technologiesfor Environmental Pollution Control explains the application of this green technology while offering a systematic approach for accurately utilizing mathematical modeling methods for optimizing system design and scale-up. The book provides in-depth coverage of membrane processes, materials and modules, along with their potential application in various pollution control systems. Each chapter provides a systematic approach for dynamic model development and solutions. With this reference, researchers and those responsible for the design of pollution control systems will find a source that can maximize their efforts to reduce or prevent pollutants from entering all types of environmental media.
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Table of Contents
- Introduction to membrane materials, processes, and modules
- Introduction to membrane-based technology applications
- Introduction to modeling membrane separation processes
- Introduction to dynamic modeling of membrane-based technologies
- Introduction to air emissions reduction and prevention
- Membrane-based abatement technologies for SOx, NOx, volatile organic compound, humidity
- Membrane-based technology for carbon dioxide capture and sequestration
- Membrane-based technology for removal of metallic pollutants
- Introduction to membrane processes in water treatment
- Membrane based technology for groundwater treatment
- Membrane-based technology for wastewater
- Membrane-based technology for drinking water
- Membrane-based technology for desalination
- Introduction to membrane-based green technologies in pollution prevention
- Case studies on membrane-based green technology for organic acid manufacture
- Case studies for membrane-based green technology for amino acid manufacture
- Membrane technology to convert dairy waste into value-added products
- Membrane-based green technology in biofuel production
- A case study on membrane-based green technology in abatement of mercury pollution
