Innovative and Hybrid Advanced Oxidation Processes for Water Treatment presents a panoply of topics, from the fundamental aspects and mechanistic modeling to upscaled experiments, that relate recent innovation and hybridization of AOPs to improving the efficiency of processes used to remove recalcitrant and emerging contaminants from water.
The book applies the results of this novel approach to practical applications and technology assessments, covering the latest innovations, trends and concerns, as well as practical challenges and solutions in the field of AOPs in water treatment. The book pays special attention to reactive species production, reaction kinetics, mechanistic modeling, energy production, and degradation enhancement.
1. 1 Introduction - p. 119 2. 2 UV-based AOPs for water and wastewater decontamination - p. 120 3. 3 Conclusion - p. 153 4. References - p. 153 5. Chapter 7 Fenton and Fenton-like-based advanced oxidation processes - p. 171 6. Chapter 8 Ultrasound-based advanced oxidation processes - p. 205 7. Chapter 9 Persulfates-based processes—A view on the primary transformations of pollutants and novel strategies of persulfates activation - p. 225 8. Chapter 10 Nonthermal plasma technology for degradation of dyes in wastewater - p. 255 9. Chapter 11 Electrical discharge: A chemical-free advanced oxidation process for removing aqueous contaminants of emerging concern - p. 279 10. Chapter 12 Hybrid electrochemical advanced oxidation processes through active chlorine species - p. 303 11. Chapter 13 Photocatalytic advanced oxidation processes for water treatment - p. 333 12. Chapter 14 Biochar from agro-industrial wastes as carbocatalysts in advanced oxidation processes for pollutant degradation—Novel insights - p. 371 13. Chapter 15 Sodium percarbonate-based advanced oxidation processes - p. 389 14. Part III: Innovative advanced oxidation processes - p. 406 15. Chapter 16 UV/periodate process - p. 409 16. Chapter 17 UV/chlorine process - p. 431 17. Chapter 18 Ultrasound/chlorine process - p. 453 18. Chapter 19 Galvano-Fenton process - p. 473 19. Chapter 20 Ultrasound/persulfate process - p. 491 20. Index - p. 505
Innovative and Hybrid Advanced Oxidation Processes for Water Treatment presents a panoply of topics, from the fundamental aspects and mechanistic modeling to upscaled experiments, that relate recent innovation and hybridization of AOPs to improving the efficiency of processes used to remove recalcitrant and emerging contaminants from water.
The book applies the results of this novel approach to practical applications and technology assessments, covering the latest innovations, trends and concerns, as well as practical challenges and solutions in the field of AOPs in water treatment. The book pays special attention to reactive species production, reaction kinetics, mechanistic modeling, energy production, and degradation enhancement.
1. 1 Introduction - p. 119 2. 2 UV-based AOPs for water and wastewater decontamination - p. 120 3. 3 Conclusion - p. 153 4. References - p. 153 5. Chapter 7 Fenton and Fenton-like-based advanced oxidation processes - p. 171 6. Chapter 8 Ultrasound-based advanced oxidation processes - p. 205 7. Chapter 9 Persulfates-based processes—A view on the primary transformations of pollutants and novel strategies of persulfates activation - p. 225 8. Chapter 10 Nonthermal plasma technology for degradation of dyes in wastewater - p. 255 9. Chapter 11 Electrical discharge: A chemical-free advanced oxidation process for removing aqueous contaminants of emerging concern - p. 279 10. Chapter 12 Hybrid electrochemical advanced oxidation processes through active chlorine species - p. 303 11. Chapter 13 Photocatalytic advanced oxidation processes for water treatment - p. 333 12. Chapter 14 Biochar from agro-industrial wastes as carbocatalysts in advanced oxidation processes for pollutant degradation—Novel insights - p. 371 13. Chapter 15 Sodium percarbonate-based advanced oxidation processes - p. 389 14. Part III: Innovative advanced oxidation processes - p. 406 15. Chapter 16 UV/periodate process - p. 409 16. Chapter 17 UV/chlorine process - p. 431 17. Chapter 18 Ultrasound/chlorine process - p. 453 18. Chapter 19 Galvano-Fenton process - p. 473 19. Chapter 20 Ultrasound/persulfate process - p. 491 20. Index - p. 505
