AWWA MTC61204 PDF

AWWA MTC61204 PDF

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AWWA MTC61204 PDF

Published Date:
03/01/2005

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Active

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Viability of Reverse Osmosis Membranes in Removing Emerging Organic Micropollutants in Indirect Potable Reuse Applications

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American Water Works Association

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Electronic (PDF)

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This paper reports key findings of a research study entitled "Rejection of Wastewater-Derived Micropollutants in High-Pressure Membrane Applications leading to Indirect Potable Reuse" funded by WateReuse Foundation and the West Basin Municipal Water District, California. The objectives of this study were to determine physico-chemical properties which are suitable to describe membrane-solute interactions and rejection behavior as well as to explore the relationships among physico-chemical properties of trace organics and rejection mechanisms. The study was conducted using bench- and laboratory-scale facilities. Findings were verified at water reuse field sites in California and Arizona that use full-scale membrane facilities. Includes table.
Edition : Vol. - No.
File Size : 1 file , 300 KB
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Number of Pages : 6
Published : 03/01/2005

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