Springer - Effluents from Alternative Demilitarization Technologies

This technical volume, published by Springer, provides a detailed report on the findings from a NATO-sponsored Advanced Research Workshop held in Prague, Czech Republic. The research focuses on the assessment of effluents and process residues generated by various demilitarization technologies. As alternatives to traditional incineration technology emerge for the destruction of munitions, chemical warfare agents, and associated debris, understanding the resulting effluents becomes necessary. This publication documents the study of these alternative systems to provide a clear overview of their environmental and technical impacts. It serves as a specialized resource for professionals and researchers studying chemical warfare agent destruction and the technical residues produced by non-incineration methods. Part of the NATO Science Partnership Subseries (Volume 22), this book offers documented findings from the 1997 workshop to aid in the scientific understanding of demilitarization processes.