Impact of UV Location and Sequence on By-Product Formation

Abstract

This project studied the impact of UV treatment and its sequence with chlorine and chloramines on the formation of regulated and non-regulated by-products. The project also examined both low and medium pressure UV in combination with a number of chlorination/chloramination strategies. Research partner: EPA. Published in 2012.

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Impact of UV Location and Sequence on By-Product Formation

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06/15/2012

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Impact of UV Location and Sequence on By-Product Formation

Abstract

Resources

Impact of UV Location and Sequence on By-Product Formation

DBP Precursor and Micropollutant Removal by Powdered Activated Carbon

Understanding the Source and Fate of Polymer-Derived Nitrosamine Precursors

Evaluation of Membrane Technologies for Removal of Atrazine and Other SOCs

Understanding Pyrolysis for PFAS Removal

Performic Acid Disinfection in Wastewater Effluent and CSOs in Context of Disinfection By-Products and Future Ambient Water Quality Criteria for Viruses

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

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