Collection: Applied environmental and sanitary engineering 2
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By: Edited by Atena Editora
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Publisher: Atena Editora
Published: 2022
Place of publication: Brazil
Language: por
Format: PDF
Copyright date: 2022
Description: The e-book: “Collection: Applied Environmental and Sanitary Engineering 2” consists of fifteen chapters that present works that aimed to contribute both to improving the quality and health of the environment and man, as well as to the development of technologies to reduce costs and improve the quality of basic sanitation, remedying and reducing the environmental impacts resulting from human activities.

Waste management in Brazil is “invisible” in the eyes of government plans at the municipal level, which is why precarious sanitation conditions prevail in most municipalities. In view of this, the scientific community has been reiterating through numerous studies, the need to implement systems for the collection and final disposal of waste in an environmentally more correct way.

The basic sanitation system in Brazil has been restructuring itself due to security and information technology that helps to monitor and automate water and sewage treatment systems, the final disposal of waste, the loss of water resources due to failures or ruptures of pipe among others. Added to this, the numerous software that are developed to improve operating systems that can present information in real time and operation in continuous flow, helping operators.

Finally, the study and development of new treatment technologies from agro-industry residues or from new technologies that aim to implement and improve the efficiency of existing conventional processes,

In this perspective, Atena Editora has been working with the aim of stimulating and encouraging researchers from Brazil and other countries to publish their work with a guarantee of quality and excellence in the form of books and book chapters that are available on the Editora's website and elsewhere. digital platforms with free access.