Industrial Wastewater Treatment System For Carbonated Water Plant
Industrial Wastewater Treatment System For Carbonated Water Plant
Prepared By: Adli Saied
Water is used in most process industries for a wide range of applications. Processes and systems using water today are being subjected to increasingly stringent environmental regulations on effluents and there is growing demand for fresh water. These changes have increased the need for better water management and wastewater minimization. The combination of water demand management and cleaner production concepts have resulted in both economic and ecological benefits
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