GAC Filter Adsorbers

Abstract

Describes pros and cons of using GAC in conventional media beds for removing organics and turbidity, based on an evaluation of existing published data, a survey of utilities with retrofitted filter adsorbers, and data collection. Published in 1987.

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GAC Filter Adsorbers

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11/01/1987

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GAC Filter Adsorbers

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GAC Filter Adsorbers

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