Study on Production Wastewater in Water Treatment Plants by Submerged Micro-Filtration Membrane

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To verify the feasibility of micro-filtration membrane process to treat the water treatment plants production wastewater, a submerged polypropylene membrane module was applied in a test pilot plant. It was found that membrane process had remarkable characteristics of stable operation, high water quality and the membrane module were needed to chemical medicine washing as trans-membrane pressure (TMP) to 36 Kpa after running across 41day. The operation cycle was the best period for 20 minutes (filter 18 minutes, backwash 2 minutes). Membrane filtration water was showed as turbidity of 0.1-0.2NTU, CODMn generally less than 3mg / L, CODMn removal efficiency of 60% -80%.Fe2 +, Mn2 +,Al3 + and THMFP of membrane filtration water were lower than the national drinking water health standards.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 374-377)

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982-986

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October 2011

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