Softening and Radionuclide Removal from Groundwater Containing Iron and Manganese with Reverse Osmosis: From Pilot to Full Scale
反渗透法软化含铁锰地下水并去除放射性核素:从中试到全规模
This powerpoint presentation begins by providing a brief overview of the need for a new water treatment facility for the city of Geneva. Membrane softening was selected as the treatment process, with pretreatment for iron and manganese. A pilot study was conducted to determine
pretreatment requirements, raw and filtered shallow well water from existing
plant were treated by RO pilot. Existing plant
consisted of oxidation with chlorine and pressure
media filtration. Pilot testing conducted with two pilots: initial screening of various membranes and
pretreatment options using 2.5" membrane
elements at 50% recovery; and, further investigation of optimized conditions
using 4" membranes at 80% recovery. Two different membranes were tested in parallel,
with and without pretreatment using 2.5"
membranes. Process design parameters for the full scale facility are provided, along with process schematic.
Includes figures.