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Investigating the significance of coagulation kinetics on maintaining membrane permeability in an MBR following reactive coagulant dosing

Autin et al., 2016

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3429725772120129203
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Autin O
Hai F
Judd S
McAdam E
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Journal of Membrane Science

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In this study, the impact of kinetically controlled floc growth on sustaining membrane permeability following reactive coagulant dosing was determined using a model particle system. Floc formation was indicated to comprise of two stages following coagulant …
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