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Pilot Study of Three-Stage Catalytic Ozonation - Biological Activated Carbon for Drinking Water Advanced Treatment

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A novel three-stage catalytic ozonation-BAC process is proposed to treat highly polluted source water. A pilot study of 120 m3/d was performed in south China and lasted 9 months. The results showed that catalysts improved the THMsFP reduction efficiency by around 18% for BAC step and reduced the effluent bromate by 20%-77%; reduced NH4-N to below 1 mg/L; The effluent COD met the national standard under all circumstances.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 499)

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152-155

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https://doi.org/10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.499.152

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April 2012

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Guang Ming Zhang, Qian Qing Shen

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3-Stage Catalyst, BAC, Bromate, NH4-N, Ozonation

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