Membrane Filtration for Microbial Removal

Abstract

Determines the efficacy of available membrane technologies for removing microorganisms to meet regulatory compliance requirements of the Surface Water Treatment Rule and the forthcoming Ground Water Rule. Elucidates the mechanism for microbial removal and presents cost estimates for full-scale treatment. Published in 1997.

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Membrane Filtration for Microbial Removal

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#90715

01/01/1998

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Membrane Filtration for Microbial Removal

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Membrane Filtration for Microbial Removal

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