Titlebook: Emerging Contaminants from Industrial and Municipal Waste; Removal technologies Damià Barceló,Mira Petrovic Book 2008 Springer-Verlag Berli

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Removal of Emerging Contaminants in Wastewater Treatment: Conventional Activated Sludge Treatment,ility, hydraulic and sludge retention time applied). Sludge retentiontime, though not exclusively, has been revealed as one of the most important process parameters. The relativeimportance of sorption, more relevant for lipophilic compounds and some hydrophilic compounds (e.g. surfactants),as compar

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Membrane Bioreactor (MBR) as an Advanced Wastewater Treatment Technology,menon and strategies for reducing it. Also, the high quality of MBR effluent is discussed, whereas in comparison with CAS removals of organic matter, ammonia, phosphorus, solids, bacteria and viruses are significantly enhanced. Emphasis has been given to the improved capability of MBR to remove orga

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Ozone-Based Technologies in Water and Wastewater Treatment,ailable in water treatment. Models for the ozonation process are required to adjust the ozone dosing to the desired degree of removal of a given pollutant or an aggregate measure of pollution. Mineralization, defined as the removal of organic carbon, has been accomplished in wastewaters from urban a

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Removal of Emerging Contaminants in Waste-water Treatment: Removal by Photo-catalytic Processes,?greatdeal of research. The work also comments on different technological issues that should be taken into accountand points out the distinctiveness of each treatment, on a?case by case basis: MTBE, lincomycin, diclofenac,and dipyrone.

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Input of Pharmaceuticals, Pesticides and Industrial Chemicals as a Consequence of Using Conventionaabolites has experienced fast-growing interest. In addition to conventional sources of water for recharge, mainly surface water and drinking water surplus, non-conventional sources are attracting interest. Recently, the exploitation of alternative water sources for recharge including reclaimed munic

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,Input of Pharmaceuticals, Pesticides and Industrial Chemicals as a?Consequence of Using Conventiona has experienced fast-growing interest. In addition to conventionalsources of water for recharge, mainly surface water and drinking water surplus, non-conventional sourcesare attracting interest. Recently, the exploitation of alternative water sources for recharge includingreclaimed municipal wastew

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