Electroplating wastewater treatment technology and engineering examples

Author: Jia Jinping
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Publish Date: 2003-06-01
Features: This book introduces the sources and hazards of electroplating wastewater, as well as treatment methods and their basic principles, including chemical methods, ion exchange, electrolysis, and other common treatment methods currently in use. Combining engineering examples, it focuses on treatment processes and flows, as well as equipment, involving various metals such as chromium, nickel, copper, zinc, gold, and silver, as well as associated pollutants like cyanide, acidic/alkaline mixed wastewater, and the comprehensive treatment of electroplating sludge and high-concentration wastewater. Additionally, it suggests reforming cleaning technologies and other processes from the perspective of cleaner production to achieve zero (micro) discharge of electroplating rinse water. The book emphasizes the combination of traditional methods and new processes, balancing theory with practical examples, offering rich content and strong practicality. It can serve as a technical reference for researchers, designers, planners, and management personnel involved in electroplating wastewater treatment and heavy metal wastewater pollution control in other industries. It is also suitable for environmental engineering professionals and students and faculty from relevant university majors. The book systematically introduces the sources and hazards of electroplating wastewater, treatment methods and their basic principles, including chemical methods, ion exchange, electrolysis, and other common treatment methods currently in use.