Research on Treatment of the Micro-Polluted Reservoir Water with Ozone Oxidation

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Bench and pilot scale pre-oxidation treatment runs were performed on the raw water samples from micro-polluted reservoir. Bench experimental results showed that the particles with large size decreased when ozone pre-oxidation was applied, meanwhile, the organic matters with unsaturated chemical bonds decreased obviously. Pilot experimental results showed that turbidity, UV254,CODMn and total coliform could be treated efficiently by ozone pre-oxidation combined with traditional technologies, but the effectiveness of DOC removal is not obvious. Keywords: ozone oxidation; UV254; Organic matter; micro-polluted water

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 884-885)

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129-133

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January 2014

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