Erratum for Drinking Water: Clearwater Increases Production with Reverse Osmosis
Drinking Water: Clearwater Increases Production with Reverse Osmosis
From Pikes Peak to Mars
A graywater (sink and shower wastewater) reuse system is now being designed to serve a visitors' center and a nearby laboratory atop Pikes Peak, Colorado. If the Pikes Peak...
City of San Diego: Water Repurification
Successful Planning for Indirect Potable Reuse
Removal of Nitrates in Saturated Soils Using Zero-Valent Iron and Electrokinetic Processes
Small Town, High-Tech Solution
A reverse osmosis system is a viable treatment option for small communities seeking to achieve compliance with stringent drinking water standards. Here's how one town in Illinois...
Sea Waves Power Converter
Ocean Wave-Powered Desalination
Field Demonstration of
Electro-Osmotic Mobility Measurement for Kaolinite Clay
Review of Technologies for In-Situ Cleanup of DNAPLs
Colloidal Fouling of Reverse Osmosis Membranes
Experiments on the fouling of thin film composite and cellulose acetate reverse osmosis membranes by aluminum oxide colloids are reported. Fouling was significant at high ionic strengths,...
Treatment of Drinking Water Containing Bromate and Bromide Ions
Granular activated carbon and reverse osmosis nanofiltration and hyperfiltration were examined for both bromate and bromide ion removal using surface treated water in New Jersey. Bromate...
Electro-Osmotic Removal of Nitrates from Soils
Nitrate migration to ground and surface waters is a serious U.S. contamination threat. Electro-osmosis may be a more effective means for soil reclamation than leaching or chemical treatment....
Brackish Groundwater Desalting in Southern California: A Summary of Case Studies
N.C. Treatment Plant Uses Reverse Osmosis
Drinking Water Treatment by Nanofiltration
Modeling Membrane Concentrate Disposal Options
Membranes in Water Treatment
Membrane technology, using reverse osmosis to treat drinking water, is a promising alternative to conventional treatment. The method is now being used for desalination in a growing number...
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