Research Papers by V. Mavrov

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Demonstration of a new hybrid process for the decentralised drinking and service water production from surface water in Thailand A hybrid process, consisting of ozonation and membrane filtration, followed by activated carbon filtration, was studied in demonstration scale for the drinking and service water production from surface water in Thailand. The main focus of this study centred on the evaluation of the entire process, e Desalination 222 (2008)
Demonstration of a new hybrid process for the decentralised drinking and service water production from surface water in Thailand A hybrid process, consisting of ozonation and membrane filtration, followed by activated carbon filtration, was studied in demonstration scale for the drinking and service water production from surface water in Thailand. The main focus of this study centred on the evaluation of the entire process, e Desalination 222 (2008)
Recycling of spent process water in the food industry by an integrated process of biological treatment and membrane separation An integrated membrane filtration process was developed to produce water of drinking quality out of polluted process water from small and medium-sized enterprises in the food and beverage industries. It comprised a membranesupported bioreactor and a combined nanofiltration/UV disinfection stage. The Desalination 144 (2002)
Spent process water desalination and organic removal by membranes for water reuse in the food industry In this study, it could be shown that, drinking water consumption in the food industry could be drastically reduced by water reuse. Boiler make-up water or warm cleaning water could be economically produced from lowcontaminated process water (electrical conductivity below 3000 µS/cm and COD below 70 Desalination 138 (2001)
Part 4: Treatment of effluents from water desalination stages for reuse and balance of the new technological concept for water desalination Within the framework of our new technological concept for the desalination of surface water to industrial water, the production of a mixed acid and a mixed base by electrodialysis with bipolar membranes (EDBM) from effluents was one main objective of the study. After optimized pretreatment, reverse Desalination 124 (1999)

Demonstration of a new hybrid process for the decentralised drinking and service water production from surface water in Thailand

A hybrid process, consisting of ozonation and membrane filtration, followed by activated carbon filtration, was studied in demonstration scale for the drinking and service water production from surface water in Thailand. The main focus of this study centred on the evaluation of the entire process, e

Desalination 222 (2008)

Demonstration of a new hybrid process for the decentralised drinking and service water production from surface water in Thailand

Desalination 222 (2008)

Recycling of spent process water in the food industry by an integrated process of biological treatment and membrane separation

An integrated membrane filtration process was developed to produce water of drinking quality out of polluted process water from small and medium-sized enterprises in the food and beverage industries. It comprised a membranesupported bioreactor and a combined nanofiltration/UV disinfection stage. The

Desalination 144 (2002)

Spent process water desalination and organic removal by membranes for water reuse in the food industry

In this study, it could be shown that, drinking water consumption in the food industry could be drastically reduced by water reuse. Boiler make-up water or warm cleaning water could be economically produced from lowcontaminated process water (electrical conductivity below 3000 µS/cm and COD below 70

Desalination 138 (2001)

Part 4: Treatment of effluents from water desalination stages for reuse and balance of the new technological concept for water desalination

Within the framework of our new technological concept for the desalination of surface water to industrial water, the production of a mixed acid and a mixed base by electrodialysis with bipolar membranes (EDBM) from effluents was one main objective of the study. After optimized pretreatment, reverse

Desalination 124 (1999)

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