Comparison of Chlorination and Ozonation Disinfection for Municipal Wastewater Reclamation

Biao Wen Tang; Hua Lin

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.518-523.1877

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Comparison of Chlorination and Ozonation Disinfection for Municipal Wastewater Reclamation

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For the microbial Safety of municipal reclaimed wastewater, comparison of chlorination and ozonation disinfection efficiency was investigated. Chlorination can not completely inactivate the E. coli, which reduce to 100 count/L and maintain stabilization with chlorination dose increasing to16mg/L, and different chlorination disinfectors have almost disinfect efficiently. As a strong disinfection, the same inactivation efficiency of E. coli as chlorination could be achieved an ozone dose of 7 mg/L, and its running cost is about 0.06 yuan/m³.

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Biao Wen Tang, Hua Lin

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Chlorination, Disinfection, E. coli, Municipal Wastewater, Ozonation, Reclaimed Wastewater

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