Ozonization water disinfection

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Can ozone be used as the only means of water disinfection in a treatment facility If not, why not, and what other technologies do you think would work in combination with ozone treatment ... 

Chand et al. [64] have investigated the use of ozone treatment assisted by a liquid whistle reactor (LWR), which generates hydrodynamic cavitation, for water disinfection using a simulated effluent containing Escherichia coli. A suspension having an E. coli concentration of approximately 10s to 109 CFU mL 1 was introduced into the LWR to examine the effect of hydrodynamic cavitation alone... 

Chand R, Bremner DH, Namkung KC, Collier PJ, Gogate PR (2007) Water disinfection using a novel approach of ozone assisted liquid whistle reactor. Biochem Eng J 35 357-364... 

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Fischer W G (1997) Electrolytical Ozone-Production for Super-Pure Water Disinfection, Pharma International 2/1997 (Sonderdruck). 

Oxidation by ozone is a homogeneous (solution-phase) reaction, so oxidation rates are readily estimated using Equation (23) and second-order rates constants from the literature (151-154, 159,160). Thus, for a typical concentration of ozone used in drinking water disinfection operations (10 5 M), and the appropriate k for, say, benzene (from 152), we can estimate... 

Plummer, J. D. and J. K. Edzwald (1997). Effect of ozone on disinfection by-product formation of algae. Water Science Technol, Proc. 19971st lAWQ-lWSA Joint Specialist Conf. on Reservoir Manage, and Water Supply—An Integrated Syst, May 19-23, 37, 2, 49-55, Elsevier Science Ltd., Exeter, England. 

Since the abandonment of complementary hypochlorite treatment, the ozonized water has never shown the presence of E. coli. Thus the safety of this method of disinfection seems excellent on the basis of classical criteria. In 1952, with hypochlorite, Clostridium perfringens was reduced from an average of 40 units to 31 units per liter. In 1956, with ozone, an average of 50 units per liter was reduced to 22. 

Other primary disinfection technologies—chlorine, chlorine dioxide, ozone, UV radiation, and organic disinfectants—are discussed elsewhere (1-3,17-27) in detail. Because most of the utilities that are affected by the Surface Water Treatment Rules and the Ground-Water Disinfection Treatment Rules serve less than 10,000 persons, this chapter wiU emphasize the applications of chlorination and chloramination processes to both small and large utilities. Table 1 indicates that both chlorination and chloramination are comparatively simpler than ozonation UV processes. 

Ozonization for water disinfection is returning instead of chlorination however, it is not devoid of potential dangers when micropollutants react with ozone. Thus, an aqueous solution of 3-phenylenediamine (lk) led to formation of the strongly mutagenic 2-amino-5-[(3-aminophenyl)amino] -4- (3-ami nophenyl)imino] -2,5-cyclohexadien-1 -one (66)89. 

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