Ozone in Drinking Water Treatment: Process Design, Operation, and Optimization, Second Edition serves as a resource for utilities and engineers to gain insight into application, design, operation, control, and optimization of ozone facilities for drinking water treatment and water reuse applications. It has been thoroughly updated to account for technological and regulatory advancements in ozone design, operation, control, and optimization of facilities.
. Explains the current place and placement of ozone facilities in drinking water treatment plants in North America.
. Describes why and where ozone is used and how ozone systems are designed, operated, and optimized.
. Discusses instrumentation quality control and quality assurance guidelines.
. Details how ozone is used in full-scale installations and what are scale-up issues and considerations.
. Explains how ozone disinfection performance is measured, calculated, reported, and optimized.
. New edition updated to account for technological and regulatory advancements.
The book is aimed at environmental, chemical, and civil engineers and professionals in water treatment facilities that currently use or are considering using ozone as a treatment process option. It will also appeal to design engineers involved in ozone system planning, research agencies involved with bench or pilot testing, and regulatory agency staff responsible for enforcement, design review, and inspections of plants that use ozone.
