2023
DOI: 10.1002/aws2.1355
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Biodegradable dissolved organic carbon profiling reveals capacity of carbon‐based potable reuse treatment over a range of operating conditions

Matthew F. Blair,
Ramola Vaidya,
Germano Salazar‐Benites
et al.

Abstract: Biological treatment is gaining ground as a means to enhance removal of total organic carbon (TOC) as part of a multi‐barrier treatment train for water reuse. Here we applied biodegradable dissolved organic carbon (BDOC) analysis to evaluate the extent of removal of various TOC fractions through a pilot‐scale water reuse train employing flocculation/sedimentation, ozone, biologically active carbon (BAC), and granular activated carbon (GAC). BDOC analysis highlighted GAC and ozone treatments as critical to non‐… Show more

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