Description
Handbook of Advanced Approaches towards Pollution Prevention and Control, Volume Two: Legislative Measures and Sustainability for Pollution Prevention and Control condenses all relevant information on pollution prevention and control in a single source. This handbook (Volume Two of Two) covers the principals of pollution prevention and control technologies, recent advances in pollution prevention, control technologies and their sustainability, modernization in pollution prevention and control technologies for future and next generation of pollution prevention and control technologies. The book is an indispensable resource for researchers and academic staff in chemical and process engineering, safety engineering, environmental engineering, biotechnology, and materials engineering.
- Provides in-depth information on the principles and advances in pollution prevention and control practices
- Discusses emerging technologies and processes for advanced pollution prevention and control
- Presents developments on the use of the assessment models as tools to support the research and applications of different technologies and processes
- Provides history, fundamentals, state-of-the-art, and future trends
- Edited by expert team of world-class editors
Table of Contents
1. Hazardous Waste Classification and Listing: International Systems and Approach2. Sustainabaility of Solvent Extraction techniques to support pollution prevention and control3. Towards Sustainable Solid waste management - Challenges and Opportunities4. From segregation to energy conversion technologies: Building a pipeline to regard waste into fuel category5. Sustainable Soil-Cement Bricks Incorporated with Lime Mud from Cellulose Industry6. Waste coal utilization: A potential solution toward waste to energy7. Future of Pollution Prevention and Control8. Algae or Bacteria - Future of biological wastewater treatment9. Acidophilic methanogenesis will be the most suitable technology in food processing industries10. Adaptive Technologies for Wastewater Treatment and Reuse in Egypt: Prospective and Future Challenges
