Membrane-Based Technologies for Environmental Pollution Control

Table of Contents

1. Introduction to membrane materials, processes, and modules
2. Introduction to membrane-based technology applications
3. Introduction to modeling membrane separation processes
4. Introduction to dynamic modeling of membrane-based technologies
5. Introduction to air emissions reduction and prevention
6. Membrane-based abatement technologies for SOx, NOx, volatile organic compound, humidity
7. Membrane-based technology for carbon dioxide capture and sequestration
8. Membrane-based technology for removal of metallic pollutants
9. Introduction to membrane processes in water treatment
10. Membrane based technology for groundwater treatment
11. Membrane-based technology for wastewater
12. Membrane-based technology for drinking water
13. Membrane-based technology for desalination
14. Introduction to membrane-based green technologies in pollution prevention
15. Case studies on membrane-based green technology for organic acid manufacture
16. Case studies for membrane-based green technology for amino acid manufacture
17. Membrane technology to convert dairy waste into value-added products
18. Membrane-based green technology in biofuel production
19. A case study on membrane-based green technology in abatement of mercury pollution

Authors

Parimal Pal HAG Professor, Department of Chemical Engineering, National Institute of Technology Durgapur, West Bengal, India. Professor Parimal is currently serving as HAG Professor (Higher Administrative Grade) and the senior most professor in the Department of Chemical Engineering, National Institute of Technology Durgapur, A Govt. of India Autonomous Institute of National importance. A Master of Technology from the Department of Chemical Engineering, Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur, he joined academia in 1990 with a few years field experience in Indian Oil Corporation Limited the most profitable and largest petroleum industry in India. He holds PhD degree from Jadavpur University, Kolkata. Professor Pal developed a dozen of membrane-based green technologies and software for chemical and allied process industries. He has already earned patent rights of half a dozen novel technologies and copyright of two process optimization and control software. Dr. Pal supervised around one and a half dozen doctoral and postdoctoral thesis work.