STUDY OF TREATMENT OF MICRO-POLLUTED RAW WATER BY PAC-MBR PROCESS
Mo Li
Abstract
Mo Li
Abstract
Treatment of micro-polluted raw water using powded activated carbon (PAC) combined with membrane bioreactor(MBR) was testd. The removal characteristics of pollutants and change of membrane permeability in the combined process were investigated. The removal rates of turbidity and NH+4-N were over 80%, and OC and UV254 43movals were about 46~57% and 31~42%,respectively. PAC dosage had little influence on pollutant removals in the range of 500mg/L to 30000mg/L. Organic matters with molecular weight less than 1000 could be almost fully removed in PAC-MBR process. PAC dosage had no significant influence on the membrane permeability.
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Treatment of micro-polluted raw water using powded activated carbon (PAC) combined with membrane bioreactor(MBR) was testd. The removal characteristics of pollutants and change of membrane permeability in the combined process were investigated. The removal rates of turbidity and NH+4-N were over 80%, and OC and UV254 43movals were about 46~57% and 31~42%,respectively. PAC dosage had little influence on pollutant removals in the range of 500mg/L to 30000mg/L. Organic matters with molecular weight less than 1000 could be almost fully removed in PAC-MBR process. PAC dosage had no significant influence on the membrane permeability.
Key concepts: Turbidity, Powdered activated carbon treatment, Membrane bioreactor, Raw water, Chemistry, Pollutant, Pulp and paper industry, Raw material