Removal of Pathogens by Membrane Bioreactors: A Review of the Mechanisms, Influencing Factors and Reduction in Chemical Disinfectant Dosing

Artículos similares

Assessment of Fecal Contamination in Oklahoma Water Systems through the Use of Sterol Fingerprints

Acceso

Yueming Lu, R. Paul Philp and Coralie Biache

Fecal contamination is a major concern for water quality management, since the fecal materials are associated with pathogens that can cause illness wherever water is used for recreational, drinking and aquaculture purposes. In order to monitor source(s) ... ver más

Revista: Environments

Indicator and Pathogen Removal by Low Impact Development Best Management Practices

Acceso

Jian Peng, Yiping Cao, Megan A. Rippy, A. R. M. Nabiul Afrooz and Stanley B. Grant

Microbial contamination in urban stormwater is one of the most widespread and challenging water quality issues in developed countries. Low impact development (LID) best management practices (BMPs) restore pre-urban hydrology by treating and/or harvesting... ver más

Revista: Water

Removal of Pathogens by Membrane Bioreactors: A Review of the Mechanisms, Influencing Factors and Reduction in Chemical Disinfectant Dosing

Acceso

Faisal I. Hai, Thomas Riley, Samia Shawkat, Saleh F. Magram and Kazuo Yamamoto

The continued depletion of fresh drinking water resources throughout the world has increased the need for a variety of water treatment and recycling strategies. Conventional wastewater treatment processes rely on extensive chemical post-disinfection to c... ver más

Revista: Water

Microbial indicators and pathogens: Removal, relationships and predictive capabilities in water reclamation facilities

Acceso

Ana Costán-Longares, Michel Montemayor, Andrey Payán, Javier Méndez, Joan Jofre, Rafael Mujeriego, Francisco Lucena Pág. 4439 - 4448

Revista: Water Research

Artículos similares

Revistas destacadas