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Physicochemical Processes for Water Quality Control: Principles, Methods, and Applications
"Physicochemical processes for water quality control combine physical forces and chemical reactions to remove suspended solids, dissolved contaminants, pathogens, and chemical pollutants from raw water supplies and wastewater effluents. These engineered unit operations form the backbone of modern municipal drinking water treatment plants and industrial facilities, ensuring that water meets stringent regulatory standards before public consumption or environmental discharge. Introduction to Physicochemical Water Treatment The management of global water resources relies heavily on robust treatment trains designed to alter the physical state or ch..."
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