Ozone in drinking water treatment : process design, operation, and optimization

This book is a resource for all drinking water treatment plants into the application, design, operation, control, and optimization of ozone facilities. This book is written primarily from an operations perspective, and explains the current place and placement of ozone facilities in North America. Coverage includes instrumentation quality control, quality assurance guidelines, precautions for implementation, maintenance considerations, and explains the theory and practice of ozone operation and how ozone disinfection performance is measured, calculated, reported, and optimized.

although Well Established In Europe, Ozone Treatment To Disinfect And Oxidize Drinking Water Is A Relatively New Practice In North America. This Reference For Water Treatment Plant Operators, Managers, And Engineers Provides Detailed Coverage Of The Application, Design, Operation, Control, And Optimization Of Ozone Facilities. The Text Is Supported By B&w Photographs, Charts, And Tables. A Discussion Of Ozone Gas Conversion Factors Is Included In The Appendix, Along With Tables Of Conversion Factors And Units Of Measure (english And Metric). Rakness Has Provided Ozone Start-up And Optimization Training At More Than 50 Drinking Water Treatment Plants. Annotation © 2006 Book News, Inc., Portland, Or

"Ozone in Drinking Water Treatment: Process Design, Operation, and Optimization is a complete reference for water treatment plant operators, managers, and engineers. It provides insight into application, design, operation, control, and optimization of ozone facilities. Written from an operations perspective, it describes why and where ozone is used and how ozone systems are designed and operated. The book presents practical information needed to achieve optimized ozone system performance and to enhance disinfection results."--Jacket