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Water Pretreatment Processes

Submerged membranes are now an established feature in the water industry for water treatment, water process pretreatment, and wastewater treatment. The following sections provide brief comments on these applications. [Pg.267]

Traditionally, the mix of pretreatment equipment required to meet a specific FW volume and quality specification is provided as a permanent installation under a capital project, although today there is a growing global market in outsourced water services. Typically, vendors such as Ecolochem, Inc., a world leader in this type of service, provide trailer-mounted, mobile water-processing equipment that can be... [Pg.305]

Multifunctional water conditioner pretreatment functions usually include combinations of the following processes ... [Pg.332]

Process water applications include boiler water feed pretreatment before ion exchange or electrodialysis. RO is also used for ultrahigh-purity water production for use in laboratories, medical devices (kidney dialysis), microelectronic manufacturing (rinse fluids per ASTM D-19 D5127-90, 1990), and pharmaceutical manufacturing (purified water or water for injection as specified by USP). [Pg.47]

The main reactor (treatment cell or module) is the critical component of each process. Pretreatment is sometimes necessary to allow the material to fit in the treatment cell. For example, large rocks may be separated from soils, soils may be dried of excess water, and other substrates may be shredded. The preprocessing of soils usually involves sieving the soil matrix to remove rocks, large stones, and debris. Some soils and sludges may also require drying prior to treatment with solvated electrons. [Pg.358]

To determine whether the rapidly stimulated hepatic protein synthesis following L-tryptophan administration was involved in this process, pretreatment of the animals with inhibitors of protein synthesis was followed for their influence on the increased transporting effect of the liver cell sap of L-tryptophan-treated rats. Animals were pretreated with cycloheximide for 2.5 h or with puromycin for 20 min before the L-tryptophan or water administration, which was given 10 min before killing. The effects of liver saps prepared from the control and experimental groups on in vitro release of labeled RNA from hepatic nuclei were investigated. Liver cell saps from rats treated with cycloheximide or puromycin before L-tryptophan administration were not able to stimulate the release of labeled RNA, as could liver cell saps of L-tryptophan-treated rats.102... [Pg.38]

Sludge Treatment. The Lagoon chemical sludge was very waxy and did not readily give up entrained water. A pretreatment process was developed by our laboratory which allowed this sludge to be readily dewatered. The result was conversion of this difficult-to-transport material into a relatively dry, sandy textured material. The... [Pg.281]

Biological treatment would seldom be selected as the primary means of treating a CMP wastewater, but it is useful to consider the fate and potential impacts of alumina, ceria, and silica particles in a biological wastewater treatment process. At many fabs, waste-water is pretreated and discharged to a municipal wastewater treatment system where dilute industrial waste effluents are combined with municipal sewage flows and treated in a biological wastewater treatment process. Some fabs have an onsite biological wastewater treatment process, but they are believed to be in the minority. [Pg.259]

Reverse osmosis forces water through a semi permeable membrane under high pressure and varying flow conditions. This process can remove as much as 95 percent of dissolved minerals. Reverse osmosis units are often used in conjunction with a water softener pretreatment stage to reduce the demand on the osmosis process itself. Filters need to be flushed and replaced as necessary. Microbiological contamination also needs to be regularly monitored. [Pg.285]

The same coverages of potassium coadsorbed with two monolayers of aluminum oxide on the Fe(llO), Fe(lOO), and Fe(lll) surfaces hindered the restructuring process in water vapor (see Section 4.6). As increasing amounts of potassium were coadsorbed, more aluminum oxide was detected by AES after water pretreatments of 20 torr, and less restructuring of the iron occurred (rates of ammonia synthesis over these surfaces were less than the rates on those surfaces which were restructured with aluminum oxide alone). There is a one-to-one ratio between aluminum oxide and potassium on the surface and, in the case where one monolayer of potassium was deposited on two monolayers of aluminum oxide, AES showed that no aluminum oxide or potassium migrated from the iron surface after a 20 torr water-vapor pretreatment and restructuring of the surface failed to occur. [Pg.169]

The presence of potassium on iron during ammonia pretreatment has no additional effect on the restructuring process when adsorbed alone or when coadsorbed with Al O. Thus, potassium does not seem to affect the structural promotion of ammonia synthesis catalyst either during ammonia or water-vapor pretreatment. However, the presence of potassium on a Al O /Fe surface, during water-vapor pretreatment (Section 4.6), inhibits restructuring. A likely explanation for this observation is that the formation of potassium aluminate blocks the interaction between iron oxide and aluminum oxide. ... [Pg.174]

Measurable Process Parameters. The RO process is relatively simple ia design. It consists of a feed water source, feed pretreatment, high pressure pump, RO membrane modules, and ia some cases, post-treatment steps. A schematic of the RO process is shown ia Figure 2a. [Pg.145]

Factors affecting RO membrane separations and water flux include feed variables such as solute concentration, temperature, pH, and pretreatment requirements membrane variables such as polymer type, module geometry, and module arrangement and process variables such as feed flow rate, operating time and pressure, and water recovery. [Pg.148]


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