The book, entitled “Industrial Waste Water Treatment: Process And Procedure” covers topics such as the funda¬mentals of chemical kinetics, the construction of reactors, and the workings of biological treatment methods. This book presents the numerical applications which show the processing of laboratory data, and it does so in a graphical format. starts with a general discussion of the engineering design of process facilities for the treatment of wastewater coming from either industrial or home sources. The book also looks at several empirical approaches that may be used to evaluate the concentration of pollutants in wastewater. sedimentation, screening, flotation, neutrali¬zation, and equalization are some of the basic treatment methods for wastewater that are available. Other methods include evaporation and biodegradation. Additionally, the stationary film theory is applied to the situation of oxygen transport and is discussed in this book. tertiary treatment, also known as advanced wastewater treatment, refers to a series of activities that are meant to provide effluent quali¬ty that is superior to that produced by ordinary secondary treatment. The reader will get an understanding of the functionality of various treatment processes, how these processes may be improved, as well as the most effective strategy for choosing prospective treatment processes.