Contents Preface 1 Treatment to reduce disposal 2 Economic evaluation in pollution prevention programs 3 Machining and other metal working operations 4 Solvents used for cleaning refrigeration and other uses 5 Metal plating and surface finishing 6 Painting and coating 7 Removal of paint and coatings 8 Motor oil and antifreeze 9 Aluminum industry 10 Construction and demolition 11 Electric utilities 12 Food processing 13 Iron and steel 14 Petroleum explorations and refining 15 Pharmaceuticals 16 Pulp and paper industry 17 Air pollution control equipmentIndustrialization is central to economic development and improved prospects for human well-being The positive economic and social results of industrial growth have been accompanied by serious environmental degradation As part of this growth industrial wastes are growing in quantity and becoming more varied more toxic and more difficult to dispose of or degrade This rapid industrial growth has made water pollution air pollution and hazardous wastes pressing environmental problems in many areas Therefore industrial activities should comply with regulatory norms for prevention and control of pollution There have been many guidelines for the industries and the pollution caused by them The setup and implementation of these guidelines is a joint responsibility of governments along with the pollution control board to curb such emissions At present the control of pollution from industrial installations remains a key issue worldwideThis book is designed to assist in the identification and implementation of a cost effective program for industrial pollution monitoring control and its abatement 466 pp. Seller Inventory # 97777

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