Elimination of pharmaceutical compounds from municipal wastewater by photocatalysis, microfiltration and nanofiltration

Edyta Kudlek; Jolanta Bohdziewicz; Mariusz Dudziak

Elimination of pharmaceutical compounds from municipal wastewater by photocatalysis, microfiltration and nanofiltration

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The aim of the study was to develop an innovative method for the removal of selected pharmaceuticals from biologically treated municipal wastewater. The photocatalytic oxidation in the presence of TiO₂ was carried out in a reactor irradiated with a UV lamp (power 150 W) and two-‐stage membrane filtration was also applied. In the first stage the catalyst particles were separated using a microfiltration membrane. In the second stage the wastewater was polished in a semi-‐industrial installation equipped with a flow-‐through tubular membrane module with a filter surface area of 240 cm² . The system combining photocatalysis and membrane filtration allowed for complete elimination of the pharmaceuticals.

Język oryginału	angielski
Numer artykułu	2
Strony (od–do)	12-19
Liczba stron	8
Czasopismo	Acta Innovations
Numer wydania	16
Status publikacji	Opublikowano - lip 2015

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Inżynieria środowiska
Energia odnawialna, zrównoważony rozwój i środowisko
Energia (różne)

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Elimination of pharmaceutical compounds from municipal wastewater by photocatalysis, microfiltration and nanofiltration

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