Presentations by Benoit Barbeau
Matches: 4
NF-UF Range Membranes for Water Treatment - Fouling and Concentration Polarization due to NOM
Study to evaluate how biofilm helps to degrade or retain foulants for flux stabilization and improve permeate quality....
Hybrid Membrane Processes: Shaping the Future of Drinking Water Treatment
Over tle last 7 years, a large research program has been initaed at Polytechnique Montreal to develop novel hybrid membrane processes (HMP) which combine high concentration PAC reactors with low poressure membranes. The conference will aim to summarize (i) the need for the devlopment of HMP for the water industry, (ii) the potential configurations ...
Nanofiltration for Surface Water Treatment - Hydrodynamics and System Configuration
Nanofiltration (NF) membranes represent a technology that is well suited for high-quality drinking water production from source waters with high concentrations of natural organic matter (NOM) or other contaminants. However, the application of these membranes is limited, mainly because of the challenges related to system complexity and cost. The aim...
Natural Organic Matter Fouling and Chemical Cleaning of Ceramic UF Membranes
The characteristics of NOM fouling and chemical cleaning of ceramic membranes during water treatment is an area that has not been researched in depth. The specific fraction of NOM foulants that are primarily responsible for long-term irreversibility are still not well understood.Extent of NOM fouling for ceramic membranes need to be identified. In ...