Abstract
The current scenario of increasing water scarcity and degradation of water bodies has led to the development of processes and technologies that provide more suitable treatment for both water and wastewater [...].
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Among the possible technologies used, membrane separation processes (MSPs) have gained prominence compared to other technologies thanks to their inherent characteristics such as low energy requirement, mild operating conditions, no additives, separation efficiency, and easy scaling up, as well as for providing greater security to the treatment
The removal of organic compounds from water are especially discussed in two works, including cementitious membrane fabrication and its application with catalytic ozonation for the removal of small molecule organic pollutants, and a casestudy addressing the effect of pH on the transport of a pharmaceutical compound through polyamide nanofiltration membranes
Summary
Publisher’s Note: MDPI stays neutral with regard to jurisdictional claims in published maps and institutional affiliations. The Special Issue entitled “Membrane Separation Process in Wastewater and Water Purification” aims to assess in-depth recent developments and advances in different aspects related to sustainable and environmentally friendly membrane technology.
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