Provide PDF Format
AWWA JAW63308
- Journal AWWA - HAA Removal by GAC Adsorption
- Journal Article by American Water Works Association, 06/01/2006
- Publisher: AWWA
$15.00$30.00
Adsorption isotherm and field tests were conducted to investigate removal of haloacetic acids(HAAs) in the initial stage of granular activated carbon (GAC) filtration. Results from laboratoryand field tests indicated that GAC adsorption plays only a minor role in overall HAA removalin GAC filters. In addition, HAAs (except trichloroacetic acid) had a much lower adsorptioncapacity than did trihalomethanes. Adsorption capacity for HAAs increased with increasinghalogen number. Chlorinated HAA species had a lower adsorption capacity than did theirbrominated analogues. HAA removal in aged GAC filters may be attributable to biodegradation. Includes 19 references, tables, figures.
Related Products
AWWA WQTC71614
Design, Evaluation, and Molecular Microbial Ecology of a Pilot-Scale Biologically Active Filter for ..
$12.00 $24.00
AWWA EDC52041
Design, Construction and Operation of Water Storage Tanks in Rural Alaska..
$12.00 $24.00
AWWA WQTC65786
The Changes in the UV Disinfection O&M Guidelines: New Options Provide Operational Flexibility..
$12.00 $24.00
