Advanced oxidation processes for the removal of natural organic matter: Design and construction of a treatment rig
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Taylor, C.
Visser, D.
Joll, Cynthia
Heitz, Anna
Von Gunten, Urs
Date
2009Type
Conference Paper
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Taylor, Caroline and Visser, Daniel and Joll, Cynthia and Heitz, Anna and Von Gunten, Urs. 2009. Advanced oxidation processes for the removal of natural organic matter: design and construction of a treatment rig, in Sievers, M. (ed), Advanced Oxidation Processes AOP - 5th International Water Association IWA Conference, Mar 30 2009. Berlin: International Water Association IWA.
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Oxidation technologies for water and wastewater treatment
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Advanced Oxidation Processes AOP-Conferences - 5th International Water Association IWA Conference
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Department of Applied Chemistry
School of Science
Faculty of Science and Engineering
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Abstract
A treatment rig incorporating several advanced oxidation process (AOP) methods (utilising ozone, peroxide, UV, ferrate (Fe(VI)), and photo-Fenton's reagent) has been designed and is being constructed at a laboratory scale suitable for simulating plant conditions. The rig will be used to study the removal of natural organic matter (NOM) from waters by various AOP methods, in various combinations, with the overall goal of removal by DBP, particularly emerging DBP precursors.