BODAC filters have received a lot of attention for their ability to remove pharmaceuticals from water, as has been highlighted in various newspapers and (professional) publications.
NWTR prevents bacterial growth on the osmosis membranes with a biologically active carbon filter. Environmentally harmful biocides are not necessary.
De biologische actieve koolfiltratie met zuurstofdosering (BODAC) van de puurwaterfabriek NieuWater op de rwzi Emmen verwijdert zelfs na tien jaar nog medicijnresten.
Since 2010, NieuWater has been producing ultrapure water from the effluent of the Emmen WTTP, which it supplies to the NAM in Schoonebeek to be used as process water. The BODAC, a special technique using activated carbon filtration, used to pre-treat the water, also appears to be a promising technique for removing pharmaceuticals.
NieuWater has been producing ultrapure water from the effluent of the Emmen WTTP since 2010. Based on almost 10 years of experience, it can be concluded that WWTP effluent is an excellent source for industrial water.
Nationally and internationally, techniques are being sought to remove medicine residues from the sewage water (so-called fourth-stage sewage treatment plant) in an affordable and environmentally friendly manner. The BODAC filter seems to be very suitable for this.
Biofouling is one of the most common types of pollution in reverse osmosis (RO) systems. The ultrapure water (UPW) plant in Emmen has successfully applied BODAC, a special technology using activated carbon filtration as RO pre-treatment since 2010.
‘Per ongeluk’ stuitte Water Alliance lid NieuWater in Emmen op een middel om medicijnresten uit het oppervlaktewater te zuiveren. Echter, hoe ze dat trucje voor elkaar kregen, dat weten ze nog niet. Directeur Gerrit Veenendaal kan de humor wel inzien van deze gelukkige toevalstreffer van de waterzuivering. Het engtes wat vaststaat is dat de combinatie… Read More »