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New process for treatment of organically fouled water: experiences with WWTP effluent [An article from: Desalination]
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PublisherElsevier
ISBN / ASINB000RR5AII
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Effluent from the Apeldoorn wastewater treatment plant (WWTP) was treated by a new process: adsorptive filtration followed by nanofiltration (the ANF process). The ANF process has several advantages: higher fluxes (30 l/m^2.h instead of 10-20 l/m^2.h) at low TMPs; high recovery (>94%) without scaling; low brine production (
Description:
Effluent from the Apeldoorn wastewater treatment plant (WWTP) was treated by a new process: adsorptive filtration followed by nanofiltration (the ANF process). The ANF process has several advantages: higher fluxes (30 l/m^2.h instead of 10-20 l/m^2.h) at low TMPs; high recovery (>94%) without scaling; low brine production (
