Magnetic ion exchange drinking water treatment in a large-scale facility

Magnetic ion exchange drinking water treatment in a large-scale facility

The MIEX (c) (Magnetic Ion Exchange) process, which employs an anion exchange resin for removal of dissolved organic carbon (DOC), was introduced at the Wanneroo Groundwater Treatment Plant in Western Australia in 2001. In this pilot-scale study we examined a range of operational parameters for opti...

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Main Authors: Warton, Benjamin, Heitz, Anna, Zappia, L., Franzmann, P., Masters, D., Joll, Cynthia, Alessandrino, Michael, Allpike, Bradley, O'Leary, B., Kagi, Robert
Format: Journal Article
Published: American Water Works Association 2007
Subjects:
DOC
biofiltration performance
microbial biomass
biological filtration
trihalomethane formation potential
drinking water
MIEX (R)
BDOC
removal
carbon
biofiltration
quality
sediments
AOC
coagulation
chlorine demand
Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/23597

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