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Performance Prediction for Removal of Odorous Organics From Drinking Water by Adsorption

by Shala Lalezary, Johns Hopkins Univ, Dep of Geography, & Environmental Engineering, Baltimore, MD, USA,
Sau-Pong Wong, Johns Hopkins Univ, Dep of Geography, & Environmental Engineering, Baltimore, MD, USA,
Massoud Pirbazari, Johns Hopkins Univ, Dep of Geography, & Environmental Engineering, Baltimore, MD, USA,
Michael J. McGuire, Johns Hopkins Univ, Dep of Geography, & Environmental Engineering, Baltimore, MD, USA,



Document Type: Proceeding Paper

Part of: Environmental Engineering

Abstract:

The authors address three questions: What do packed bed filters remove from suspension in water treatment plants? How do they accomplish this removal? How can this knowledge be used in water treatment practice? The answers given are derived from the works of many investigators.

Subject Headings: Water treatment plants | Water treatment | Filters | Adsorption | Particles | Organic compounds | Odors

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