Membrane Practices for Water Treatment

Membrane Practices for Water Treatment reports on the latest advancements in pressure-driven membrane technology—microfiltration, ultrafiltration, nanofiltration, and reverse osmosis—for the treatment of potable water. This is not a book of dry theories. This is a book of real-world experiences of American and European utilities that currently use one or more membrane processes in their water treatment trains. It also provides the results of the most significant field studies and research done on membrane technology. This compilation reviews essential published work on membrane processes, including articles selected and edited from recent AWWA conference proceedings.

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