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Secondary flow membrane filtration with

The flow scheme of these facilities is very similar to the one of a conventional water supply facility which treats surface water (in spite of the very different use). It usually consists of a physicochemical treatment (to reduce pollution associated with the colloids that escape from the secondary clarifiers of the WWTF) and a disinfection unit (to remove pathogens and prevent health issues related to the wastewater reuse). The first treatment follows a four-stage scheme coagulation, flocculation, clarification, and filtration. Membrane technology (i.e., reverse osmosis or electrodialysis) is sometimes proposed... [Pg.692]


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