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Rejection of MS‐2 virus by RO membranes
If reverse osmosis is to be used for pathogen removal, quality control measures are necessary.
A bench‐scale study was conducted to evaluate MS‐2 virus rejection by reverse osmosis membranes. Viruses were recovered in permeate passing through some of the membrane structures. Thus, if reverse osmosis is to be used for pathogen removal, quality control measures on reverse osmosis membrane manufacturing are necessary to ensure that the required level of removals are achieved consistently.
Rejection of MS‐2 virus by RO membranes
If reverse osmosis is to be used for pathogen removal, quality control measures are necessary.
A bench‐scale study was conducted to evaluate MS‐2 virus rejection by reverse osmosis membranes. Viruses were recovered in permeate passing through some of the membrane structures. Thus, if reverse osmosis is to be used for pathogen removal, quality control measures on reverse osmosis membrane manufacturing are necessary to ensure that the required level of removals are achieved consistently.
Rejection of MS‐2 virus by RO membranes
Adham, Samer S. (author) / Trussell, R. Shane (author) / Gagliardo, Paul F. (author) / Trussell, R. Rhodes (author)
Journal ‐ American Water Works Association ; 90 ; 130-135
1998-09-01
6 pages
Article (Journal)
Electronic Resource
English
Bacteria , Research , Viruses , Reverse Osmosis , Membranes
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