Wastewater treatment plants (WWTPs) meeting strict nutrient discharge regulations typically
effectively remove inorganic nitrogen, leaving dissolved organic nitrogen (DON) as the main …

With the recent focus on using advanced water treatment processes for water reuse, interest
is growing for utilizing enhanced coagulation to remove dissolved chemical species. Up to …

A collaborative coagulation strategy was proposed in this paper for algae-laden and dye-
containing water treatment to realize the efficient, low-carbon, low-cost, fast, and …

The presence of dissolved organic nitrogen (DON) in reclaimed water can pose adverse
effects in water reuse practices, serving as a precursor of carcinogenic nitrogenous …

Considering the limitations of treated water turbidity, a thorough understanding of the
changes in turbid particle size distribution during coagulation-sedimentation-filtration (CSF) …

The primary obstacle in transitioning Ti coagulants from the experimental to the practical
realm is their exorbitant application costs. To address this challenge, this research …

Sažetak As a result of relevant policies and regulations, most wastewater treatment plants
are faced with upgrading to further improve the level of effluent targets. To this end, this …

Most wastewater treatment plants that follow stricter discharge restrictions for nutrients
(nitrogen, phosphorus) effectively remove the inorganic nitrogen in their treatment …