TECHNOLOGICAL OPERATIONS FOR ARSENIC SEPARATION FROM DRINKING WATER
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https://doi.org/10.24867/18MO01DakicKeywords:
Arsenic, Drinking water, Conventional technologies, Alternative technologiesAbstract
The paper presents an overview in technological operations in the domain of arsenic separation from drinking water, classification of existing processes, as well as the challenges that arise in their application. Various conventional and advanced technologies are used to remove arsenic from water. The results of the paper show that with the modification of existing technologies, optimization of proces parametres, development of new, integration of existing and/or new separation technologies, more rapid and efficient reduction of arsenic in drinking water can be achieved, with lower maintenance costs of the equipment and reduction in generation of toxic waste.
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2022-08-08
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