Comparison of seven kinds of drinking water treatment processes to enhance organic material removal: a pilot test.
Comparison of seven kinds of drinking water treatment processes to enhance organic material removal: a pilot test.
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10.1016/j.scitotenv.2007.04.012
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2007-08
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Chao Chen;Xiao-jian Zhang;Wen-jie He;Wei Lu;Hong-da Han
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作者:
Chao Chen;Xiao-jian Zhang;Wen-jie He;Wei Lu;Hong-da Han
Organic matter in source water has presented many challenges in the field of water purification, especially for conventional treatment. A two-year-long pilot test comparing water treatment processes was conducted to enhance organic matter removal. The tested process combinations included the conventional process, conventional plus advanced treatment, pre-oxidation plus conventional process and pre-oxidation plus conventional plus advanced treatment. The efficiency of each kind of process was assayed with the comprehensive indices of CODMn, TOC, UV254, AOC, BDOC, THMs, and HAAs and their formation potential. The results showed that the combination of the conventional process and O3-BAC provides integrated removal of organic matter and meets the required standards. It is the best performing treatment tested in this investigation for treating polluted source water in China. Moreover, much attention should be paid to organic removal before disinfection to control DBP formation and preserve biostability. This paper also reports the range of efficiency of each unit process to calculate the total efficiency of different process combinations in order to help choose the appropriate water treatment process.