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Frontiers of Environmental Science & Engineering

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Frontiers of Environmental Science and Engineering in China  2009, Vol. 3 Issue (1): 98-105   https://doi.org/10.1007/s11783-009-0006-7
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Controlling various contaminants in wastewater effluent through membranes and engineered wetland
Controlling various contaminants in wastewater effluent through membranes and engineered wetland
Sarper SARP, Sungyun LEE, Noeon PARK, Nguyen Thi HANH, Jaeweon CHO()
Department of Environmental Science and Engineering, Gwangju Institute of Science and Technology (GIST), Gwangju 500-712, Korea
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Abstract

For effective wastewater reclamation and water recovery, the treatment of natural and effluent organic matters (NOM and EfOM), toxic anions, and micropollutants was considered in this work. Two different NOM (humic acid of the Suwannee River, and NOM of US and Youngsan River, Korea), and one EfOM from the Damyang wastewater treatment plant, Korea, were selected for investigating the removal efficiencies of tight nanofiltration (NF) and ultrafiltration (UF) membranes with different properties. Nitrate, bromate, and perchlorate were selected as target toxic anions due to their well known high toxicities. Tri-(2-chloroethyl)-phosphate (TCEP), oxybenzone, and caffeine, due to their different Kow and pKa values, were selected as target micropollutants. As expected, the NF membranes provided high removal efficiencies in terms of all the tested contaminants, and the UF membrane provided fairly high removal efficiencies for anions (except for nitrate) and the relatively hydrophobic micropollutant, oxybenzon

Key wordswastewater reclamation    natural organic matter (NOM)    effluent organic matter (EfOM)    membranes    wetlands
收稿日期: 2008-06-15      出版日期: 2009-03-05
Corresponding Author(s): CHO Jaeweon,Email:jwcho@gist.ac.kr   
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. Controlling various contaminants in wastewater effluent through membranes and engineered wetland[J]. Frontiers of Environmental Science and Engineering in China, 2009, 3(1): 98-105.
Sarper SARP, Sungyun LEE, Noeon PARK, Nguyen Thi HANH, Jaeweon CHO. Controlling various contaminants in wastewater effluent through membranes and engineered wetland. Front Envir Sci Eng Chin, 2009, 3(1): 98-105.
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membranetype and materialsMWCO/Dacontact angle, as measured by sessile drop methodpure water permeability/(L?m-2?d-1)
FL (RO)thin film composite,polyamide~7021.5±1.681.1 at 896—965 kPa
NE90 (tight NF)thin film composite,polyamide~11038.7±1.851.1 at 482—552 kPa
GM (tight UF)thin film composite,polyamide~370037.2±1.831.1 at 276—345 kPa
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micropollutantsmolecular weight/Dachemical structurepKalogKow
caffeine194.26.1<0
TCEP285.51.44
oxybenzone228.13.79
Tab.2  
pollutant solutionFL (RO)/(mg?L-1) or (μg?L-1)NE90 (tight-NF)/ (mg?L-1) or (μg?L-1)GM (tight-UF)/ (mg?L-1) or (μg?L-1)pHconductivity/(μS?cm-1)
Suwannee River NOMa)3.2 of TOCa)2.2 of TOCa)2.2 and a)2.4 of TOC8.13.2
Youngsan River NOMa)3.9 of TOCa)3.2 of TOCa)3.4 and a)2.6 of TOC7.0210
Damyang WWTP EfOMa)7.5 of TOCa)7.8 of TOCa)7.3 and a)6.6 of TOC7.0472
nitratea)40a)40 and a)250a)40**
bromateb)100b)100b)100**
perchlorateb)100b)100b)100**
TCEPb)1.0b)1.0b)1.0 and b)3.5**
oxybenzoneb)1.0b)1.0b)1.0 and b)3.5**
caffeineb)3.5b)3.5b)3.5**
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