Published on: 14 August 2020, 8:41AM
Modified on: 3 April 2023, 5:42PM

CWR Online Workshop – Novel Advanced Oxidation Processes for Recalcitrant Organics Removal (14 Aug. 2020)

An online workshop on novel advanced oxidation processes for recalcitrant organics removal was organised by CWR on 14th August 2020. CWR researchers presented their research findings in UV/TiO2/persulfate and UV/Chlorine processes for emerging contaminants removal, as well as organics removal in reverse osmosis concentrate with electro-peroxone process. The invited water industry professionals from Suez, Ozone

An online workshop on novel advanced oxidation processes for recalcitrant organics removal was organised by CWR on 14th August 2020. CWR researchers presented their research findings in UV/TiO2/persulfate and UV/Chlorine processes for emerging contaminants removal, as well as organics removal in reverse osmosis concentrate with electro-peroxone process. The invited water industry professionals from Suez, Ozone Tech, and WSP Consultancy had an in-depth discussion with CWR team on emerging contaminants control, swimming pool water disinfection and the disinfection by product formation.

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