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This slide presentation outlines a joint research effort between the University of Alberta and PWN to study the ultraviolet (UV) inactivation of protozoa, viruses and bacterial spores. Topics covered include: UV disinfection collimated beam and small scale pilot experiments; UV inactivation of micro-organisms with 120 mJ/cmsup2/sup,PWN pilot plant experiments; in vivo reactivation of G. murisafter medium pressure UV; surface water treatment based on breakpoint chlorination and GAC filtration; emerging organic contaminants; atrazine degradation and bromate formation in synthetic water; NDMA degradation by UV photolysis; relative degradation by UV photolysis and UV/Hsub2/subOsub2/sub oxidation in pretreated IJssel lake water; bromacil and atrazine degradation by UV photolysis, UV pilot plant experiments; bromacil degradation by UV/Hsub2/subOsub2/sub treatmentcombined effect UV photolysis and hydroxyl radical oxidation; atrazine degradation by UV/Hsub2/subOsub2/sub treatment combined effect UV photolysis and hydroxyl radical oxidation; UV and Hsub2/subOsub2/sub dose required for 80% atrazine destruction,collimated beam experiments; atrazine degradation by UV/Hsub2/subOsub2/sub treatment pilot plant experiments; emerging organic contaminants; microcystine degradation by UV photolysis andUV/Hsub2/subOsub2/sub oxidation; pharmaceutical degradation by UV/Hsub2/subOsub2/sub oxidation UV dose 600 mJ/cmsup2/sup, Hsub2/subOsub2/sub dose 6 g/msup3/sup; and, conclusions on UV/Hsub2/subOsub2/sub treatmentfor organic contaminant control and UV disinfection and UV/Hsub2/subOsub2/sub treatment.

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Edition: Vol. - No. Published: 06/17/2005 Number of Pages: 43File Size: 1 file , 2.1 MB