Microbubbles and their application to ozonation in water treatment: A critical review exploring their benefit and future application

Autor: Bruce Jefferson, Peter Jarvis, Adam Brookes, Alexander John, Irene Carra

Publikováno v: Critical Reviews in Environmental Science and Technology. 52:1561-1603

Ozonation is a widely applied water treatment process, used for oxidation of contaminants, as well as for the disinfection of water. However, the conventional ozonation process demands a high energy requirement and deep tanks to ensure effective mass

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Organic matter removal with bicarbonate-form ion exchange: water quality, kinetics and mass transfer mechanisms

Autor: Adam Brookes, Peter Jarvis, Irene Carra, Stuart Knott, Javier Fernandez

Ion Exchange (IEX) has been widely explored for the removal of organic matter. Chloride is traditionally used as counter-ion, but its release into water can increase the risk of corrosion. Research has shown that bicarbonate IEX can be an efficient a

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Demonstrating commercial hollow fibre membrane contactor performance at industrial scale for biogas upgrading at a sewage treatment works

Autor: Tony Rutherford, Adam Brookes, Daniel Herron, Peter Vale, Sam Houlker, Andrew Moore, Ewan J. McAdam, Marc Pidou

Publikováno v: Water
Volume 13
Issue 2
Water, Vol 13, Iss 172, p 172 (2021)

Hollow fibre membrane contactor (HFMC) technology has been developed for CO2 absorption primarily using synthetic gas, which neglects the critical impact that trace contaminants might have on separation efficiency and robustness in industrial gases.

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Are microbubbles magic or just small? a direct comparison of hydroxyl radical generation between microbubble and conventional bubble ozonation under typical operational conditions

Autor: Alexander John, Irene Carra, Bruce Jefferson, Monika Jodkowska, Adam Brookes, Peter Jarvis

Publikováno v: Chemical Engineering Journal. 435:134854

The application of microbubbles for water treatment is an emerging technology which has been shown to significantly enhance gas–liquid contacting processes. When applied to ozonation, microbubble technology has been shown to enhance mass transfer a

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Is Chemically Reactive Membrane Crystallization Faciliated by Heterogeneous Primary Nucleation? Comparison with Conventional Gas-Liquid Crystallization for Ammonium Bicarbonate Precipitation in a CO2-NH3-H2O System

Autor: G. Di Profio, Marc Pidou, A. Moore, Adam Brookes, Efrem Curcio, Phil Hart, Peter Vale, Mehrez Hermassi, Salvatore Bavarella, Ewan J. McAdam

Publikováno v: Crystal growth & design 20 (2020): 1552–1564. doi:10.1021/acs.cgd.9b01276
info:cnr-pdr/source/autori:S. Bavarella ; M. Hermassi; A. Brookes; A. Moore; P. Vale; G. Di Profio; E. Curcio; P. Hart; M. Pidou; E. J. McAdam/titolo:Is Chemically Reactive Membrane Crystallization Faciliated by Heterogeneous Primary Nucleation? Comparison with Conventional Gas-Liquid Crystallization for Ammonium Bicarbonate Precipitation in a CO2-NH3-H2O System/doi:10.1021%2Facs.cgd.9b01276/rivista:Crystal growth & design/anno:2020/pagina_da:1552/pagina_a:1564/intervallo_pagine:1552–1564/volume:20
Crystal Growth & Design

In this study, membrane crystallization is compared to conventional gas-liquid crystallization for the precipitation of ammonium bicarbonate, to demonstrate the distinction in kinetic trajectory and illustrate the inherent advantage of phase separati

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