Emerging Innovative Trends in the Application of Biological Processes for Industrial Wastewater Treatment 1st Edition

Capture a new standard in sustainable water management with Emerging Innovative Trends in the Application of Biological Processes for Industrial Wastewater Treatment, 1st Edition by Maulin P. Shah. This authoritative volume distills cutting-edge biological technologies and practical strategies that are reshaping industrial wastewater treatment across the globe.

Explore a rich, clearly organized guide to advanced biological processes — from engineered biofilms and membrane bioreactors to microbial electrochemical systems, phytoremediation, and hybrid anaerobic–aerobic solutions. The book translates lab breakthroughs into operational insights, detailing performance data, scale-up considerations, process optimization, and compliance-focused design approaches that matter to plant managers, environmental engineers, consultants, and policymakers.

Real-world case studies and regionally relevant examples highlight applications in Asia, Europe, North America, and emerging economies, making the content GEO-friendly and useful for international deployment. Emphasis on resource recovery, energy-efficient operation, nutrient removal, and circular-economy outcomes positions this title as an essential reference for organizations aiming to reduce costs, meet stricter discharge standards, and achieve sustainability goals.

Written in an accessible yet technically rigorous style, Maulin P. Shah combines research depth with practical guidance—ideal for graduate students, practitioners, and decision-makers seeking actionable solutions for industrial wastewater challenges. If you’re committed to future-ready wastewater management that balances performance, compliance, and environmental stewardship, this book belongs on your shelf.

Order now to equip your team with the latest biological treatment innovations and turn wastewater liabilities into sustainable opportunities.

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