The Combination Process of Ozone/Ultraviolet/Biological Activated Carbon Filter for Treatment of Huaihe Micro-Polluted Water
Dao Ji Wu, Xiaoxiang Cheng, Xue Dong Zhai, Yan Jie Wang
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Dao Ji Wu, Xiaoxiang Cheng, Xue Dong Zhai, Yan Jie Wang
Abstract
Aim at experimenting the micro-polluted characteristic of Huaihe River water, a pilot-scale test by the combination process of ozone/ultraviolet (UV) /biological activated carbon (BAC) filter for advanced treatment of drinking water was applied. The removal efficiency of general pollution indexes by combined process with different ozone dosages (1.0~3.0 mg/L) was investigated. Along with the increase of ozone dosage, the removal efficiency of CODMn and UV254 generally increased in ozone/UV oxidation process; The removal effect of NO2--N by ozone/UV oxidation was obvious; The removal of turbidity and NH3-N was mainly in BAC filter phase; When the ozone dosage was 2.0~2.5 mg/L, the general pollution indexes had gotten satisfying results, thus it was not necessary to increase the ozone dosage.
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Aim at experimenting the micro-polluted characteristic of Huaihe River water, a pilot-scale test by the combination process of ozone/ultraviolet (UV) /biological activated carbon (BAC) filter for advanced treatment of drinking water was applied. The removal efficiency of general pollution indexes by combined process with different ozone dosages (1.0~3.0 mg/L) was investigated. Along with the increase of ozone dosage, the removal efficiency of CODMn and UV254 generally increased in ozone/UV oxidation process; The removal effect of NO2--N by ozone/UV oxidation was obvious; The removal of turbidity and NH3-N was mainly in BAC filter phase; When the ozone dosage was 2.0~2.5 mg/L, the general pollution indexes had gotten satisfying results, thus it was not necessary to increase the ozone dosage.
Key concepts: Ozone, Turbidity, Ultraviolet, Filter (signal processing), Water treatment, Environmental science, Chemistry, Environmental chemistry