removing of ions from different water and waste water is one of the most important of nanofiltration potential for different aims, such as softening of potable water, remove of heavy metal ions and purification of waste water to reuse. in this study nanofiltration was used to remove of the most important ions (na+, k+, ca2+, mg2+, so42-, cl-) in sugar beet press water to reuse of this stream. e...

Dielectric interface would be formed on the electrode surface during the analysis or disposal of many phenolic compounds due to electro-polymerization. This could cause electrode passivation, also called electrode fouling, which is indicated by the continuously decaying current signal. This paper proposed a model based on the potential drop across the fouling layer, which is helpful for deep un...

fouling is one of the main parameters in design of any exchanger. ignoring this parameter causes problems such as overheating or under- heating of process streams. in this article a heat exchanger network was designed using process streams data in cdu of tehran refinery. then using tema fouling factors, network exchangers were designed and area and cost were estimated. by changing fouling facto...

One of the key issues in membrane technology is to avoid fouling which is formed on the membrane surface. To get over this trouble, the use of a patterned surface was suggested as a way to reduce fouling. In this report, both the experimental and numerical studies were performed with a prism patterned membrane system. In our experiments, we observe the local distribution of microbials; more fou...

Microbial desalination cells (MDCs) are promising bioelectrochemical systems for using the bacteria-generated electricity from biodegradation of organic wastes contained in wastewater. Instead being a sustainable and eco-friendly technology, large-scale application MDC was limited due to high installation cost metal-catalyst-coated cathode electrode poor performance long-term operation catalyst...

The performance of ion exchange (IX) resin for organics removal from wastewater was assessed using advanced characterisation techniques for varying doses of IX. Organic characterisation using liquid chromatography with a photodiode array (PDA) and fluorescence spectroscopy (Method A), and UV254, organic carbon and organic nitrogen detectors (Method B), was undertaken on wastewater before and af...

In this study, the ultrafiltration membrane for humic substance removal was prepared by blending polysulfone with a high concentration of PEG400 as additives. The influences of the additive to the fouling resistance capability and humic substances rejection of the polysulfone membrane were investigated. The addition of 35%wt of PEG400 concentration improved the pure water flux up to 200, but re...

Blooms of blue-green algae such as Microcystis aeruginosa in aquatic systems can result in substantial algal organic matter (AOM) entering downstream water treatment facilities. It has been demonstrated in a number of recent studies that AOM can cause severe fouling of low pressure membrane filtration systems [1, 2]. In this work the distribution of the foulant on a ceramic microfiltration memb...

Membrane fouling problem is one of the most crucial issues which restricts the development of MBR and is, therefore, the prime research topic for many researchers worldwide. Anaerobic MBRs offer interesting perspectives as a potential solution for the treatment of wastewaters under extreme conditions, e.g. high temperature and/or high salt content, However, the research on membrane fouling of A...

As part of an environmental observation and forecasting system, sensors deployed in the Columbia RIver Estuary (CORIE) gather information on physical dynamics and changes in estuary habitat. Of these, salinity sensors are particularly susceptible to biofouling, which gradually degrades sensor response and corrupts critical data. Automatic fault detectors have the capability to identify bio-foul...