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Drinking water production by coagulation and membrane filtration

Machenbach, 2007

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4119860737093095047
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Machenbach I
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Drinking water production with low-pressure hollow-fibre membranes is becoming increasingly more widespread as replacement for conventional separation technology. Upstream coagulation can mitigate fouling layer formation on membranes and allows …
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