Membrane filtration is a vital process in water treatment, used to remove contaminants and impurities from both drinking water and wastewater. This technology employs semi-permeable membranes to filter out particles, bacteria, and dissolved salts, ensuring high water quality. From microfiltration to reverse osmosis, membrane systems play a key role in pre-treatment, pathogen removal, and desalination. Proper maintenance is essential to prevent fouling and scaling, ensuring the long-term efficiency and safety of these systems.
This module covers the essential role of ozone in water treatment, focusing on disinfection, oxidation, and system operation. It explains ozone chemistry, advanced oxidation processes, and system design while highlighting key safety protocols. Operators will learn about monitoring, maintenance, troubleshooting, and the calculations needed for optimal system performance. The module equips operators with the knowledge necessary to manage ozone systems effectively and ensure regulatory compliance.
Explore the essential role of Biological Activated Carbon (BAC) in advanced water treatment systems. This comprehensive guide covers BAC's dual filtration and biodegradation capabilities, its application in removing organic contaminants, and its importance in potable reuse. Learn about system components, performance indicators, and key maintenance practices for ensuring long-term system efficiency. Whether you're focused on regulatory compliance or optimizing BAC for membrane filtration, this resource provides valuable insights for water treatment professionals.