Hybrid processes

Studies were carried out on the treatment of water for potable purposes using ceramic and capillary membranes. The studies involved the processes of unit microfiltration and ultrafiltration as well as hybrid processes. In the hybrid processes, adsorption on activated carbon and membrane separation w

Application of membrane techniques (pervaporation and membrane-based solvent extraction) and adsorption tothe removal of phenol from solutions modelling wastewater from phenol production by cumene oxidation processwas investigated. The transport and separation properties of composite membranes PEBA,

Studies were performed to determine the effect of the presence of powdered activated carbon (PAC) on ultrafiltration (UF) process performance. The influence of PAC addition to the feed on permeate flux in terms of flux decline and the possibilities of membrane cleaning during backwashing were invest

Environmental transformations caused by the economic human activity generate rapid changes in surface water quality. The application of activated carbon in conjunction with microfiltration/ultrafiltration processes is an emergency technology for the removal of organic compounds from water for consum