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Membrane Treatment for Drinking Water and Reuse Applications:: A Compendium of Peer-Reviewed Papersby Kerry Howe
Synopses & ReviewsPublisher Comments:This compendium represents the first peer-reviewed book of its kind published by AWWA's Membrane Processes Committee (MPC). This book represents the best membrane-related papers from 2004 AWWA Annual Conference, 2004 Water Quality Technology Conference, and 2005 Membrane Technology Conference, which were all peer reviewed and author updated. Sections cover Section removal efficiencies, membrane performance, pretreatment strategies, regulatory issues, filtration guidance, studies on operations and integrated membrane systems, MBR (membrane bioreactors), and reuse issues. Book News Annotation:This work contains selected research and case study papers from the
2004 AWWA Annual Conference and Exposition, the 2004 AWWA Water
Quality Technology Conference and Exposition, and the 2005 AWWA
Membrane Technology Conference and Exposition. All areas of membrane
technology and use for water treatment are represented, including MF,
UF, NF, RO, contaminant removal, operations issues, pretreatment,
fouling, residuals disposal, reuse, and regulations. Section I
addresses the removal efficiency of membrane technologies. Sections
II and III look at the impact and reliability of pretreatment
strategies such as coagulation, ozone, and biological treatment, and
describing strategies for characterizing or minimizing membrane
fouling and scaling. Section IV offers an update on regulatory
issues, including the membrane filtration guidance manual, membrane
integrity, pressure-decay tests, and methods of quantifying virus
removal. Section V presents pilot and case studies in integrated
membrane systems, and Section VI examines the use of membrane
bioreactors in wastewater reclamation and reuse. The final section
looks at issues related to residuals and concentrate management. B&w
and a few color images are included.
Annotation ©2007 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com) Book News Annotation:This work contains selected research and case study papers from the
2004 AWWA Annual Conference and Exposition, the 2004 AWWA Water
Quality Technology Conference and Exposition, and the 2005 AWWA
Membrane Technology Conference and Exposition. All areas of membrane
technology and use for water treatment are represented, including MF,
UF, NF, RO, contaminant removal, operations issues, pretreatment,
fouling, residuals disposal, reuse, and regulations. Section I
addresses the removal efficiency of membrane technologies. Sections
II and III look at the impact and reliability of pretreatment
strategies such as coagulation, ozone, and biological treatment, and
describing strategies for characterizing or minimizing membrane
fouling and scaling. Section IV offers an update on regulatory
issues, including the membrane filtration guidance manual, membrane
integrity, pressure-decay tests, and methods of quantifying virus
removal. Section V presents pilot and case studies in integrated
membrane systems, and Section VI examines the use of membrane
bioreactors in wastewater reclamation and reuse. The final section
looks at issues related to residuals and concentrate management. B&w
and a few color images are included.
Annotation ©2007 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com) Table of ContentsSection 1 Removal Efficiency of Membranes Chapter 1: Comparing Microbial Rejection Performances of Low-Pressure Membranes in Potable and Nonpotable Waters Chapter 2: Prototype Testing Facility for Two-Pass Nanofiltration Membrane Seawater Desalination Process Chapter 3: Rejection of Non-ionic Organic Micropollutants by Nanofiltration Membranes: Effect of Membrane Fouling Chapter 4: Bench-Scale Evaluation of Low-Rejection Nanofiltration Membranes for DBP Control at the Yucaipa Valley Water District Chapter 5: Influence of Membrane Surface Properties and Feedwater Qualities on Reverse Osmosis/Nanofiltration Mass Transfer Section 2 Water Quality and Pretreatment Issues Chapter 6: Reverse Osmosis Pretreatment: Challenges With Conventional Treatment Chapter 7: Determining the Effects of Coagulant Pretreatment on Ultrafiltration Chapter 8: Pretreating Membranes With Ozone and Biologically Active Carbon Contact: Optimizing Performance and Cost Chapter 9: Increasing MF/UF Reliability in Seawater Desalination Pretreatment Applications Using Enhanced Prefiltration Section 3 Fouling and Scaling Chapter 10: Increasing Membrane Fouling Resistance Via In-situ Surface Modifications Chapter 11: Low-Fouling RO Membranes: Evaluating Performance From a Thermodynamic Perspective Chapter 12: Combat Membrane Fouling: A Case Study at a 20-mgd Microfiltration Plant Chapter 13: Using HPSEC and Pyrolysis GC/MS to Characterize Organic Foulants From MF and UF Membranes During an Algal Bloom Section 4 Regulatory Issues and Integrity Testing Chapter 14: Overview of the Membrane Filtration Guidance Manual Chapter 15: Managing Fiber Breakage: LRV Operations and Design Issues Under the LT2 Framework Chapter 16: Evaluation of California's Approach to Assignment of Pathogen Removal Credits and Membrane Acceptance as an Alternative Filtration Technology Chapter 17: Improving the Pressure Decay Test for Membrane Integrity Monitoring—Estimating the Impact of Diffusion and Validation With Bacillus Spores Chapter 18: Evaluation of Biologic and Nonbiologic Methods fo Assessing Virus Removal by and Integrity of High-Pressure Membrane Systems Section 5 Pilot and Case Studies, Operations, Integrated Membrane Systems Chapter 19: Bench-Scale Studies of Pretreatment for Membrane Filtration Chapter 20: Bench-, Pilot-, and Full-Scale Studies of Pretreatment for MF/UF Membrane Applications Chapter 21: Piloting Low-Pressure RO Membranes for Treatment of Inland Brackish Water and Evaluation of Brine Disposal Options Chapter 22: An Integrated Approach to Pretreatment Evaluation for Seawater Reverse Osmosis Using Bench- and Pilot-Scale Testing Section 6 Introduction to Membrane Biological Reactor and Reuse Applications: Concept and Reality Chapter 23: MBR Steps Up to Meet Reclamation Challenge Chapter 24: Optimization of a Novel Membrane Biofilm Reactor for Groundwater Treatment and Remediation Chapter 25: Applying Advanced Membrane Technology for Orange County's Water Reuse Treatment Facilities Chapter 26: Modeling of the Fouling Mechanisms Occurring in Low-Pressure Membranes During Organic Fouling by Municipal Wastewater Section 7 Residuals and Concentrate Management Chapter 27: Regulatory Techniques for Addressing Major Seawater Ion Imbalance Toxicity in Membrane Concentrate Disposal Chapter 28: Strategies for Concentrate Management From Inland Desalination Chapter 29: Volume Reduction of High-Silica RO Concentrate Chapter 30: Deep Aquifer Treatment System: Concentrate Treatment and Recovery Pilot Study Index Color Section What Our Readers Are SayingBe the first to add a comment for a chance to win!Product Details
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