Industrial Water Conservation: Systematic Design Tools and Case Studies offers fundamental knowledge of various established process integration tools for water conservation, including water pinch analysis and mathematical programming techniques. The book provides a demonstration of water conservation tools on various industrial case studies, enabling readers to learn how these methods can be implemented in actual industrial settings. Part A provides various systematic methods on water recovery system design based on process integration techniques, whereas Part B provides various industrial case studies covering the success stories of the implementation of the methods covered in Part A.
This is an indispensable resource for practitioners in various industrial sectors – chemicals and petrochemicals, pulp and paper, food and beverage, textile, etc., consultants in water-related industries, as well as (post)-graduate students in chemical engineering.
Part A – Fundamentals of water recovery system design
1. Water pinch analysis for concentration-base (e.g. COD, suspended solid) and property-base (e.g. pH, acidity) water recovery (Deng)
2. Pinch-based optimisation methods for water recovery (Foo)
3. Mathematical programming for concentration-based (e.g. COD, suspended solid) and property-base (e.g. pH, acidity) water recovery (Feng)
4. Water recovery for batch processes (Majozi)
Part B – Industrial case studies
5. Case study 1 – catalyst plant (Feng)
6. Case study 2 – viscose fiber plant (Feng)
7. Case study 3 – printing and dyeing plant (Feng)
8. Case study 4 – synthetic rubber production (Foo)
9. Case study 5 – gas-to-liquid plant (Foo)
10. Case study 6 –wastewater interception and recovery system of a refinery plant (Deng)
11. Case study 7 –large-scale water network of a refinery plant (Deng)
12. Case study 8 – electric power plant (Majozi)
13. Case study 9 – pharmaceutical plant (Majozi)
14. Case study 10 – dairy facility (Majozi)
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