Present Situation of Wastewater Treatment in the Iranian Industrial Estates
Published on by Farzad Piadeh, Senior Expert - Padideh Pak Taravat in Academic
Present situation of wastewater treatment in the Iranian industrial estates: Recycle and reuse as a solution for achieving goals of eco-industrial parks.
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Abstract
Iran is located in arid and semi-arid region, which means water resource management is a strategic issue for this country. Water scarcity is one of the most critical concerns of industrial estates in Iran. For this reason, recycling and reusing of treated wastewater is the most practical solution for compensating of water shortage in industrial estates.
Currently, only 20% of total treated wastewater is used for irrigation and almost 0.81% is consumed for industrial purpose.
This study presents an overview on the wastewater management at the Iranian industrial estates for the purpose of achieving the goal of eco-industrial parks by describing the present situation and discussing the experiences of wastewater reuse systems for irrigation and industrial purposes.
The aim of this study was to provide an overview of the wastewater management at the industrial estates in Iran towards achieving eco-industrial parks by describing present states and the outcome of wastewater consumption for irrigation and industrial purposes.
Source: Science Direct
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Taxonomy
- Industrial Wastewater Treatment
- Industrial Water Treatment
- Industrial Water Reuse
- Industrial Water Managment
- Research
- Sustainable Development
4 Comments
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Dear Farzad Piadeh
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Sir:
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Regards,
Hugh.
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I am Rajendrakumar V Saraf Editor Journal of Indian Water Works Association. You may send your paper.
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Thank you for your consideration. I'm afraid, the Elsevier laws does not allow me to send the full paper. I'm sorry.
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Is it is safe they remaining 20% is use for irrigation process .
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Yes, treating wastewater can meet the national regulation. Plus, treated water are using in landscaping and irrigation which their plants are not productive.
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