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Project #1711

Use of Heated Metal Oxide Particles as Adsorbents for Membrane Fouling Reduction in Water Reuse and Desalination Applications

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Principal Investigator
Orren
Schneider
Research Manager
Ms. Kristan VandenHeuvel
Contractor
American Water
Advanced Treatment
Reuse: Membrane Technology
Treatment
Final Report

Abstract

Researchers examined heated metal oxide particles (HMOPs), which include heated aluminum oxide particles (HAOPs) and heated iron oxide particles (HIOPs), both of which part of this relatively new class of adsorbents. HMOPs offer a novel solution to maintain membrane permeate flux and remove organic carbon for reducing membrane fouling, a major obstacle to efficient membrane treatment. Published by WE&RF. 90 pages. Online PDF. (2017)

Originally funded as WERF project Reuse-14-09.