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Granular activated carbon adsorption

FIGURE 8.5 Preliminary treatment, filtration, and granular-activated carbon adsorption (Alternative 3). [Pg.254]

Burks, S.L. Evaluation of the effectiveness of granular activated carbon adsorption and aquaculture for removing toxic compounds from treated petroleum refinery effluents, Robert S. Kerr Environmental Research Laboratory. U.S. EPA Report 600/2-81-067, 1981. [Pg.1638]

Lin, S. H. and C. M. Lin (1997). Adsorption characteristics of humic acids by granular activated Carbon, Adsorption Science Technol. 15, 7, 507-516. [Pg.431]

The chemical reduction process is also being used on a limited basis to remove mercury and lead from wastewater. Sodium borohydride is currently used in some chlor-alkali plants (inorganic chemicals manufacturing) to reduce the soluble mercury ion to metallic mercury, which is then removed from solution by granular activated carbon adsorption, or solid-water separation process. [Pg.486]

To eliminate residual free chlorine from hquid, granular activated carbon adsorption or chemical reduction (with reducing agents, such as sulfur dioxide, sodium bisulfite, and sodium metabisulfite) are the most common processes for dechlorination. Ultraviolet (UV) irradiation process is gaining wider acceptance as a dechlorination process (30,45,46, 60,61). [Pg.499]

Kilduff, J.E., Karanfil, T., and Weber, W.J., Jr (1996). Competitive interactions among components of humic acids in granular activated carbon adsorption systems effects of solution chemistry. Environ. Sci. Technol., 30, 1344—51. [Pg.678]

Granular Activated Carbon Adsorption with On-Site Infrared Furnace Reactivation... [Pg.90]

Keywords granular activated carbon adsorption natural organic matter micro-pollutants atrazine water treatment water temperature... [Pg.397]

TREATABILITY/REMOVABILITY (Process, Removable Range (%), Avg. Achievable Cone. (pg/L)) Gravity oil separation, not available, 290 Gas flotation with chemical addition (calcium chloride, polymer), 47-89, <78 Gas floatation with chemical addition (alum, polymer), 6, 2200 Filtration, 26-89, 320 Sedminentation, 44-98, 310 Sedimentation with chemical addition (FEr, lime), 8-30, 13 Sedimentation with chemical addition (polymer), 44, 43 Sedimentation with chemical addition (BaCl ), 70, <50 Sedimentation with chemical addition (lime), 38-93, 30 Aerated lagoons, 82, 30 Activated sludge, 30-90, 46 Powdered activated carbon adsorption (with activated sludge), 5, 41 Granular activated carbon adsorption, 12-33, 160 Reverse osmosis, 26-60, 77... [Pg.235]

TREATABILITY/REMOVABILITY Process, Removable Range (%), Avg. Achievable Cone. (pg/L)) Gravity oil separation, not available, 55 Sedimentation with chemical addition (lime, polymer), >81, <10 Sedimentation with chemical addition (lime), >92, <10 Activated sludge, 41,2950 Granular activated carbon adsorption, >93->97, <0.02... [Pg.241]

Sedimentation with chemical addition (alum, polymer), 92, 5 Activated sludge, 50->99, 2500 Activated sludge (based on synthetic wastewater), 94, 300 Granular activated carbon adsorption, 76-96, 110... [Pg.304]

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