Natural organic matter (NOM) fouling characteristics during water treatment with a submerged ultrafiltration membrane reactor: a case study / A. W. Zularisam, A.F. Ismail and M.R. Salim
Natural organic mailer (NOM) has been claimed as the major membrane foulant in drinking water treatment processes. However, the primary fraction of NOM which is believed to cause membrane fouling and significant influence of rejection mechanisms are still unclear and not yet well-established. The ma...
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Main Authors: | Zularisam, A. W. (Author), Ismail, A.F (Author), Salim, M.R (Author) |
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