Processes Involved in the Generation of Discolored Water

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Characterizes the processes that determine the generation of discolored water. Focuses on sediment and corrosion products, hydraulics, and water quality conditions. Also investigates techniques for assessing risk of discolored water. Provides recommendations for controlling discolored water. Research partner: Kiwa N.V. Published in 2003.

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Processes Involved in the Generation of Discolored Water

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Processes Involved in the Generation of Discolored Water

Investigation of Nanobubble Technology for the Removal of MIB and Geosmin from Drinking Water

An Electrochemical Reactor to Minimize Brominated DBPs in a Conventional Treatment Plant

Innovative UV Technologies to Oxidize Organic and Organoleptic Chemicals

NSF Convergence Accelerator Track K: Advancing Equitable and Circular Water Solutions Through Source Separation

Saltwater Threats to Drinking Water: Evaluating Risks of Corrosion and Disinfection Byproducts

Evaluating Changes in Peak Water Demand and How That May Affect the Choice, Design, Management, and Evaluation of Demand Management Strategies

Your Water System is Not Isolated - Interdependencies are Important