Hollow Fiber Membrane Fouling: Characterization and Role of Organic Nitrogen

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Explores the effects of organic nitrogen compounds (measured as dissolved organic nitrogen) on reversible and irreversible fouling of low pressure membranes as well as pretreatment conditions to optimize organic nitrogen removal and minimize membrane fouling. Published in 2011.

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Hollow Fiber Membrane Fouling: Characterization and Role of Organic Nitrogen

Abstract

Resources

Hollow Fiber Membrane Fouling: Characterization and Role of Organic Nitrogen

Protocol to Evaluate Alternative External Carbon Sources for Denitrification at Full-scale Wastewater Treatment Plants

Pilot Testing Nitrate Treatment Processes with Minimal Brine Waste

Biological and Ion Exchange Nitrate Removal Evaluation

Understanding the Value Proposition for Thermal Processes to Mitigate PFAS in Biosolids

Advancing Low Energy Biological Nitrogen and Phosphorus Removal

Mainstream Deammonification with Biological Phosphorus Removal

Your Water System is Not Isolated - Interdependencies are Important