Performance assessment on combined process of the oxidation and Biological Activated Carbon filtration for removal of Chlorinated Volatile Organic Carbons from river water

Kim, Young‐Jin; Hyun, Kil-Soo

doi:10.1007/s12205-017-1665-8

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“…Among various AOPs, UV/H 2 O 2 and ozonation processes are the most studied ones in the integrated and hybrid processes, possibly due to scale-up feasibility and good performance in the MP removal [240][241][242][243][244]. In a pilot-scale study, Du et al [176] compared UV/H 2 O 2 -BAC and O 3 -BAC systems in a drinking water treatment plant.…”

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Integrated and Hybrid Processes for the Treatment of Actual Wastewaters Containing Micropollutants: A Review on Recent Advances

Asheghmoalla,

Mehrvar

2024

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The global concern regarding the release of micropollutants (MPs) into the environment has grown significantly. Considerable amounts of persistent micropollutants are present in industrial discharges. Depending solely on a singular treatment approach is inadequate for the effective removal of MPs from wastewater due to their complex composition. The performance of different treatment methods to meet the discharge standards has been widely studied. These efforts are classified as hybrid and sequential processes. Despite their adequate performance, the optimization and industrial application of these methods could be challenging and costly. This review focuses on integrated (sequential) and hybrid processes for MP removal from actual wastewater. Furthermore, to provide a thorough grasp of the treatment approaches, the operational conditions, the source of wastewater containing MPs, and its characteristics are detailed. It is concluded that the optimal sequence to achieve the removal of MPs involves biological treatment followed by an advanced oxidation process (AOP) with a final passage through an activated carbon column. To refine this process further, a membrane unit could be added based on the desired effluent quality. Nevertheless, considering practical feasibility, this study identifies specific areas requiring additional research to implement this integrated treatment strategy effectively.

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Integrated and Hybrid Processes for the Treatment of Actual Wastewaters Containing Micropollutants: A Review on Recent Advances

Asheghmoalla,

Mehrvar

2024

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“…2,3 Consequently, there is an urgent requirement for an efficient and energy-conserving treatment technology. [4][5][6][7] Pervaporation (PV) technology is a highly efficient membrane separation technique that offers distinct advantages in the separation of organic/water systems and the dehydration of organic solvents. This technology exhibits notable benets, including low energy consumption, environmental compatibility, and unhindered gas-liquid equilibrium.…”

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Surface-modified silicalite-1-filled PDMS membranes for pervaporation dehydration of trichloroethylene

Song,

Liu

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Bioelimination of low methane concentrations emitted from wastewater treatment plants: a review

Khabiri

Ferdowsi

Buelna

et al. 2021

Critical Reviews in Biotechnology

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Performance assessment on combined process of the oxidation and Biological Activated Carbon filtration for removal of Chlorinated Volatile Organic Carbons from river water

Cited by 3 publications

References 32 publications

Integrated and Hybrid Processes for the Treatment of Actual Wastewaters Containing Micropollutants: A Review on Recent Advances

Integrated and Hybrid Processes for the Treatment of Actual Wastewaters Containing Micropollutants: A Review on Recent Advances

Surface-modified silicalite-1-filled PDMS membranes for pervaporation dehydration of trichloroethylene

Bioelimination of low methane concentrations emitted from wastewater treatment plants: a review

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