Ultrasonic Treatment of Water and Wastewater: Removal of Biological and Chemical Pollutants and Combined Processes is a comprehensive guide to understanding and utilizing the innovative technology of sonochemistry in the field of water and wastewater treatment. The book provides a detailed overview of the fundamental principles of sonochemistry, the different types of sonochemical reactors and their applications, and the advantages and limitations of sonochemical treatment. The book focuses on the practical applications of sonochemistry in the treatment of water and wastewater, making it an extremely useful resource for professionals and researchers working in the field. The book also provides a thorough discussion of the environmental benefits of sonochemical treatment, such as reducing the amount of hazardous chemicals used and reducing energy consumption. Ultrasonic Treatment of Water and Wastewater: Removal of Biological and Chemical Pollutants and Combined Processes has an interdisciplinary approach, drawing from fields such as chemistry, physics, and environmental science. This makes it a valuable resource for professionals and students from a variety of backgrounds.
Table of Contents
Part 1. Theory, Fundamental and mechanisms of sonochemical reactors1. Mechanisms and types of sonochemical reactors
Part 2. Removal of biological contaminations from water and wastewater using sonochemical reactors
2. Decontamination of biological agents
Part 3. Removal of chemical contaminations from water and wastewater using sonochemical reactors
3. Decontamination of chemical (organic) compounds
Part 4. Combined application of ultrasound waves with other processes for water and wastewater treatment
4. Hybrid processes with ultrasound waves
Part 5. Energy and economic assessment of sonochemical reactors for water and wastewater
5. Energy and economic assessment