Advanced Water Treatment: Electrochemical Methods

Advanced Water Treatment: Electrochemical Methods reviews the current state-of-the-art in the electrochemical-based methods for water treatment, the effectiveness of the electrochemical oxidation technique in inactivating different primary biofilm forming paper mill bacteria, as well as sulfide and organic material in pulp and paper mill wastewater in laboratory-scale batch experiments. Various electrodes are described, including boron-doped diamond, mixed metal oxide, PbO2, and their impacts on inactivation efficiency of parameters, such as current density and initial pH or chloride concentration of synthetic paper machine water.

The mechanisms of action of various electrodes in different systems are reported. The book is a source of information for environmental and chemical engineers due to the number of methods and industry-focused application cases and researchers who study the transition from a laboratory environment to practical applications.

Includes the most recent research on advanced water treatment by electrochemical methodsDescribes the use of electrochemical cleaning of paper mill wastewatersIncludes techniques for cleaning mining waters and removal of organic pollutants by electrochemical methods

1. Electrocoagulation in the Treatment of Industrial Waters and Wastewaters 2. Ultrasound-Assisted Electrochemical Treatment of Wastewaters Containing Organic Pollutants 3. Sewage Sludge Electro-Dewatering 4. Ultrasonic and Electrokinetic Remediation of Low Permeability Soil Contaminated with Persistent Organic Pollutant 5. Electro-Oxidation Treatment of Pulp and Paper Mill Circulating Waters and Wastewaters