Colour in dyehouse effluent, Edited by Peter Cooper (eBook)

£22.00

Printed 1995. 198 pp

Part One – The problem of colour

1. The dye maker’s view by John R Easton
2. The regulator’s view by Brian D Waters
3. The water company’s view by John H Churchley
4. The trade association’s view by John Harrison

Part Two – The search for solutions

1.  Industry evaluation of colour reduction and removal – the DEMOS project  by Barry G Hazel
2. Technical solutions to the colour problem: a critical review by Timothy G Southern
3. The treatment of dyehouse effluent at Stevensons Fashion Dyers by John Scotney
4. The treatment of dyehouse effluent at John Heathcoat by Eric J Newton

Part Three – Currently available technologies

1. Macrosorb colour treatment systems by Keith RF Crockett & Maurice Webb
2. Arcasorb D dye effluent treatment process by Philip C Blowes, Anne Jacques & David Jones
3. Treatment of dyehouse effluent for subsequent re-use of reclaimed water by Peter H Weston
4. Membrane technology for the separation of dyehouse effluent by Clifford Crossley
5. Colour removal from dyehouse effluents using synthetic organic coagulants by Peter J Hoyle
6. Effluent treatment using chemical flocculation by Brian W Iddles

Part Four – Novel technologies

1. Dyeing in nonaqueous systems by David Lewis

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