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“Sustainable Water Treatment: Innovative Technologies”

“Sustainable Water Treatment: Innovative Technologies” is a compilation of papers previously published elsewhere presented as 10 chapters. These have been edited by Zainura Zainon Noor, whose research is heavily involved in green technologies in water treatment while she also leads the Green Technology Research Group and the Institute of Water and Environmental Management, and Noor Salehan Mohammad Sabli, a PhD student under the supervision of Zainura Zainon Noor focusing on developing a water footprint framework for the calculation of water usage in crude palm oil production. The book presents ongoing research in technologies utilised for industrial water treatment. It describes innovative approaches such as streams previously considered waste being utilised as intermediates in the production of high value chemicals. It would therefore appeal to researchers with an interest in the area of wastewater treatment as well as industries with research capabilities looking to apply innovative technologies to address wastewater issues. The book is divided into three sections. Section I presents research on biological processes used to treat wastewater with a focus on palm oil effluent either from the process of production or the point of end use. Section II describes membrane bioreactor technologies. Section III presents advanced chemical-physical processes for industrial wastewater treatment. The chapters vary from presenting research with testing and results on enzymatic hydrolysis of waste cooking palm oil to a technology review of membrane bioreactors.