Abstract:Outflows from secondary stages of conventional mechanical-biological wastewater treatment plants (WWTPs) still contain significant concentrations of faecal pollution indicators suggesting the potential presence of pathogenic organisms. The decrease in the concentration of somatic coliphages and bacterial indicators of faecal pollution during the technological stages (coagulation, sand filtration, membrane ultrafiltration, sorption on granular activated carbon, disinfection, accumulation) of a semi-operational … Show more
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