Description

The demand for consumables and water systems is growing, thus water providers must use elective assets. They must either manage contaminated surface water or recover wastewater. This book brings together the expertise of several experts in the development of novel materials that are specifically designed to remove arsenic and chromium from water as well as the development of novel methods to do so. The book should excite the designers and managers in charge of producing and transporting safe water. They looked at rational theories and reasonable solutions for the complex social, financial, and biological problems relating to the purification, use, preservation, and security of water. The book provides a complete overview of the materials and techniques useful for ensuring the safety of the water and is the first ever logical work directed to the two most dangerous components found in water. The many sorbent and layer creation systems that are currently financially feasible or appear in the development schedule and will become widely used in the coming decades are covered in detail in the book.