AWWA MTC53910

Coupling Between Chemical and Physical Interactions in NOM Fouling of NF Membranes: Implications for Fouling Control

American Water Works Association , 05/01/2001

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Standard By:American Water Works Association , 05/01/2001

Published:05/01/2001

Pages:5

File Size:1 file , 190 KB

Language:English

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Membrane fouling is an obstacle for the efficient operation of membrane plantsused for the desalination of brackish water and drinking water treatment. Amongthe foulants in raw waters, natural organic matter ( NOM ) is a major cause ofmembrane fouling. A systematic bench-scale investigation on the roles of calciumconcentration and hydrodynamics (controlled by permeate flux and cross flow rate)in nanofiltration ( NF) membrane fouling by NOM is reported. It is shown that NOMfouling is determined by an interplay between chemical and hydrodynamicinteractions. Includes figures.

AWWA MTC53910

Coupling Between Chemical and Physical Interactions in NOM Fouling of NF Membranes: Implications for Fouling Control

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