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The Influence of Ozonated Natural Organic Matter on the Biodegradation of a Micropollutant in a GAC Bed
Biological activity on granular activated carbon (GAC) may significantly enhance the treatment process. Shifting the pathway for contaminant removal from adsorption to biodegradation reduces biodegradable organics and increases sorptive capacity for nondegradable or slowly degradable compounds. Biodegradation and adsorption of natural organic matter (NOM) were studied in a laboratory‐scale GAC reactor. Ozonation was found to encourage biofilm growth and biodegradation of NOM. Biofilm organisms grown on ozonated NOM readily degraded trace concentrations of phenol.
The Influence of Ozonated Natural Organic Matter on the Biodegradation of a Micropollutant in a GAC Bed
Biological activity on granular activated carbon (GAC) may significantly enhance the treatment process. Shifting the pathway for contaminant removal from adsorption to biodegradation reduces biodegradable organics and increases sorptive capacity for nondegradable or slowly degradable compounds. Biodegradation and adsorption of natural organic matter (NOM) were studied in a laboratory‐scale GAC reactor. Ozonation was found to encourage biofilm growth and biodegradation of NOM. Biofilm organisms grown on ozonated NOM readily degraded trace concentrations of phenol.
The Influence of Ozonated Natural Organic Matter on the Biodegradation of a Micropollutant in a GAC Bed
De Waters, Jan E. (author) / DiGiano, Francis A. (author)
Journal ‐ American Water Works Association ; 82 ; 69-75
1990-08-01
7 pages
Article (Journal)
Electronic Resource
English
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