Bibliographic citations
Díaz, F., (2016). Analysis of changes introduced by final draft (2014) of reference document “Common Waste Water and Waste Gas Treatment” Application to wastewater treatments [Trabajo de investigación, Universidad de Barcelona]. http://renati.sunedu.gob.pe/handle/sunedu/985605
Díaz, F., Analysis of changes introduced by final draft (2014) of reference document “Common Waste Water and Waste Gas Treatment” Application to wastewater treatments [Trabajo de investigación]. ES: Universidad de Barcelona; 2016. http://renati.sunedu.gob.pe/handle/sunedu/985605
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title = "Analysis of changes introduced by final draft (2014) of reference document “Common Waste Water and Waste Gas Treatment” Application to wastewater treatments",
author = "Díaz Roca, Fiorella Edelmira",
publisher = "Universidad de Barcelona",
year = "2016"
}
Within the work, an analysis of the changes appearing in the final draft (2014) compared with the actual reference 2003 document is presented. In order to detect the differences, it can be seen that there are no big distinctions regarding to the global structure. In both of them a general description is done about waste water, including general information about management systems and its treatment in the chemical industry. On 2003 document it is described the environmental and effluents management. On the other hand, 2014 document provides data and information about the environmental performance of Waste Water Treatment Plants (WWTPs). Regarding chemical industries; both documents explain all the techniques used for waste water treatments. It is important to stand out that in 2014 document there are 9 new techniques that don´t appear in 2003 document. In 2003 document, it is explained the BAT for each kind of pollutant, while in case of 2014 document it is said that BAT’s conclusions are based in different sections of the previous chapter. The associated emission levels for these BATs are narrower for 2014 document. In 2014 document, there are six new emergent techniques in comparison with 2003 document, which deal with briefly only about one emergent technique, which appear as consolidated technique in 2014 document. Finally, it has been more deeply analysed the emergent technique “Naturally Improved Microorganisms to Treat Refractory TOC/COD”. This technique consists in improving microorganisms such as: prokaryotic cells (bacteria) or eukaryotes (yeasts, fungi and photosynthetic microalgae); to treat waste waters loaded with refractory TOC/COD.
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