Reverse Osmosis

The aim of this work is the performance study of the various stages of groundwater treatment in a pharmaceutical industry. We were particularly interested in the influence of the reverse osmosis on the data processing sequence. The water quality was evaluated in terms of conductivity; the performanc

The main objective of this work was to investigate and compare the removals of boron from model solutions (boron as single solute in distilled and deionized water) and seawater using two commercial high rejection SWRO membranes. The impacts of dissolved solids in seawater and pH on boron rejection a

Boron (B) is an important element which should be considered seriously for drinking water production. Boron removal from seawater using nanofiltration (NF) and reverse osmosis (RO) membranes was investigated. Increase in salt concentration effects boron removal positively when RO membranes and negat

Boron is biologically an essential nutrient for many plants but high boron concentrations in irrigation water cause toxic effects whereas low abundances require boron addition to maximize crop yields. High boron levels in drinking water can be also toxic to humans. There is no easy method for the re

Infiltration of surface water into the ground and a retention time of 50 days is a natural method to remove color, iron and manganese — which are typical for Nordic lake waters — and to produce a good quality drinking water. However, due to the geological situation in the Southern parts of Finland,

The aim of the paper was to study landfill leachate treatment efficiency during fermentation process in UASB reactor and post-treatment in RO process. In the first step of experiment, the granular sludge was acclimatized to treatment with high loaded synthetic wastewater. Next, the optimal concentra

Water scarcity is becoming a serious problem in the Mediterranean countries. To minimize negative effects, wastewater reclamation can be one of the possible solutions. Reverse osmosis (RO) is the process that ensures the highest water quality. Thus, the required quality goal can be reached adjusting

Design and operating characteristics are analyzed for two pilot scale reverse osmosis plants. The first plant is installed in Sharjah to desalinate brackish water for a small community. The second plant is installed in Qatar to test the feasibility of desalting high-salinity seawater for irrigation

The water characterisation is generally challenging regarding the pre-treatment operation up-stream reverse osmosis. The classical parameters are not applicable due to analytical limitations, and/or the sensibility of those parameters is too low compared to the water fluctuation behaviour measured o

All seawater desalting processes, multi-stage flash (MSF), multi-effect boiling (MEB), mechanical vapor compression (MVC) and seawater reverse osmosis (SWRO) consume significant amounts of energy. The recent increase of fuel oil cost raises the cost of energy consumed for desalting water and the fin