Antibiofouling Membranes for Water and Wastewater Treatment 1st Edition
Capture the future of clean water with Antibiofouling Membranes for Water and Wastewater Treatment, 1st Edition by Zhiwei Wang, Ruobin Dai, and Xuesong Li. This authoritative volume delivers cutting-edge insight into preventing biofouling — a critical challenge for membrane performance in municipal, industrial and desalination systems worldwide.
Discover practical explanations of the biological and physicochemical mechanisms that drive fouling, alongside modern strategies for membrane material design, surface modification, and operational control. Written for engineers, researchers, plant operators and policy-makers, the book bridges lab-scale science and real-world application: from novel antifouling coatings and nanocomposite membranes to monitoring techniques and scalable mitigation approaches that boost flux, reduce maintenance and extend membrane lifespan.
Whether you manage a municipal wastewater plant in Europe, a coastal desalination facility in the Middle East, or an industrial effluent system in Asia, this edition offers regionally relevant solutions and global perspectives. Rich with clear illustrations and evidence-based recommendations, it supports decision-making for retrofits, new installations and regulatory compliance.
Engaging and technically robust, this title equips you to tackle biofouling head-on—lowering operational costs while improving water quality and sustainability. Add Antibiofouling Membranes for Water and Wastewater Treatment to your professional library and stay ahead in the evolving field of membrane technology. Order now to transform how your systems resist fouling and perform under real-world conditions.
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