| 1 - 8 |
Removal of hardness ions from tap water using electromembrane processes
Park JS, Song JH, Yeon KH, Moon SH |
| 9 - 15 |
TOC and THMFP reduction by ultrasonic irradiation in wastewater effluent
Kim I, Hong S, Hwang I, Kwon D, Kwon J, Huang CP |
| 16 - 23 |
Removal of endocrine disrupting compounds and pharmaceuticals by nanofiltration and ultrafiltration membranes
Yoon Y, Westerhoff P, Snyder SA, Wert EC, Yoon J |
| 24 - 30 |
A wind-driven reverse osmosis system for aquaculture wastewater reuse and nutrient recovery
Liu CCK, Xia W, Park JW |
| 31 - 37 |
Electric fields treatment for the reduction of membrane fouling, the inactivation of bacteria and the enhancement of particle coagulation
Kim JO, Jung JT, Yeom IT, Aoh GH |
| 38 - 44 |
Fluoride removal capacity of cement paste
Kang WH, Kim EI, Park JY |
| 45 - 52 |
Surface characterization and performance evaluation of commercial fouling resistant low-pressure RO membranes
Norberg D, Hong S, Taylor J, Zhao Y |
| 53 - 58 |
Sustainability and membrane processing of wastewater for reuse
Fane AG |
| 59 - 67 |
Assessing the feasibility of a vertical double submerged membrane modules system for wastewater reclamation under different conditions
Kang YT, Cho YH, Chung EH |
| 68 - 76 |
Development of the wastewater reclamation and reusing system with a submerged membrane bioreactor combined bio-filtration
Kang YT, Cho YH, Chung EH |
| 77 - 82 |
Effects of operational parameters on aeration on/off time in an intermittent aeration membrane bioreactor
Lim BS, Choi BC, Yu SW, Lee CG |
| 83 - 89 |
High reuse potential of effluent from an innovative vertical submerged membrane bioreactor treating municipal wastewater
Chae SR, Kang ST, Lee SM, Lee ES, Oh SE, Watanabe Y, Shin HS |
| 90 - 98 |
Characteristics of soluble microbial products and extracellular polymeric substances in the membrane bioreactor for water reuse
Jang N, Ren X, Kim G, Ahn C, Cho J, Kim IS |
| 99 - 105 |
Full-scale study on dynamic state membrane bio-reactor with modified intermittent aeration
Kim HS, Seo IS, Kim YK, Kim JY, Ahn HW, Kim IS |
| 106 - 113 |
A pilot study for wastewater reclamation and reuse with MBR/RO and MF/RO systems
Tam LS, Tang TW, Lau GN, Sharma KR, Chen GH |
| 114 - 121 |
Simultaneous high-strength organic and nitrogen removal with combined anaerobic upflow bed filter and aerobic membrane bioreactor
Ahn YT, Kang ST, Chae SR, Lee CY, Bae BU, Shin HS |
| 122 - 128 |
Membrane bioreactor with nonwoven fabrics as solid-liquid separation media for wastewater treatment
Chang WK, Hu AYJ, Horng RY, Tzou WY |
| 129 - 134 |
Positive roles of biofilm during the operation of membrane bioreactor for water reuse
Kang S, Lee W, Chae S, Shin H |
| 135 - 143 |
The development of a biofilm membrane bioreactor
Leiknes T, Odegaard H |
| 144 - 149 |
An application of membrane bio-reactor process for the wastewater treatment of Qingdao International Airport
Liu ZQ, Qun M, An WC, Sun ZN |
| 150 - 155 |
Optimization of backflushing conditions for ceramic ultrafiltration membrane of disperse dye solutions
Kim HG, Park C, Yang J, Lee B, Kim SS, Kim S |
| 156 - 181 |
Role of membranes and activated carbon in the removal of endocrine disruptors and pharmaceuticals
Snyder SA, Adham S, Redding AM, Cannon FS, DeCarolis J, Oppenheimer J, Wert EC, Yoon Y |
| 182 - 190 |
Experimental and modeling investigations of wastewater filtration
Adou YAF, Muhandiki VS, Shimizu Y, Matsui S |
| 191 - 198 |
Removal of organics and viruses using hybrid ceramic MF system without draining PAC
Oh HK, Takizawa S, Ohgaki S, Katayama H, Oguma K, Yu MJ |
| 199 - 206 |
Photocatalytic TiO2 films and membranes for the development of efficient wastewater treatment and reuse systems
Choi H, Stathatos E, Dionysiou DD |
| 207 - 214 |
Effect of N-2-back-flushing in multichannels ceramic microfiltration system for paper wastewater treatment
Park JY, Choi SJ, Park BR |
| 215 - 223 |
Bio-particle separation using microfluidic porous plug for environmental monitoring
Chon K, Moon J, Kim S, Kim SD, Cho J |
| 224 - 230 |
Effect and mechanism of ultrafiltration membrane fouling removal by ozonation
You SH, Tseng DH, Hsu WC |
| 231 - 238 |
Foulants analyses for NF membranes with different feed waters: coagulation/sedimentation and sand filtration treated waters
Park N, Lee S, Yoon SR, Kim YH, Cho J |
| 239 - 246 |
Application of ultrafiltration hybrid membrane processes for reuse of secondary effluent
Lee CW, Bae SD, Han SW, Kang LS |
| 247 - 252 |
Preparation, characterization, and application of activated carbon membrane with carbon whiskers
Bae SD, Lee CW, Kang LS, Sakoda A |
| 253 - 261 |
Hybrid low-pressure submerged membrane photoreactor for the removal of bisphenol A
Chin SS, Lim TM, Chiang K, Fane AG |
| 262 - 270 |
Effect of coagulant types on textile wastewater reclamation in a combined coagulation/ultrafiltration system
Choo KH, Choi SJ, Hwang ED |
| 271 - 277 |
Application of microfiltration systems coupled with powdered activated carbon to river water treatment
Kim HS, Takizawa S, Ohgaki S |
| 278 - 285 |
Rejection properties of NF membranes for alkylphenols
Jung YJ, Kiso Y, Park HJ, Nishioka K, Min KS |
| 286 - 292 |
Treatments of stainless steel wastewater containing a high concentration of nitrate using reverse osmosis and nanomembranes
Kim YH, Hwang ED, Shin WS, Choi JH, Ha TW, Choi SJ |
| 293 - 301 |
An integrated wastewater treatment and reuse concept for the Olympic Park 2008, Beijing
Ernst M, Sperlich A, Zheng X, Gan Y, Hu J, Zhao X, Wang J, Jekel M |
| 302 - 309 |
Membrane processes for water reuse from the effluent of industrial park wastewater treatment plant: a study on flux and fouling of membrane
Juang LC, Tseng DH, Lin HY |
| 310 - 317 |
Removal of non-biodegradable compounds from stabilized leachate using VSEPRO membrane filtration
Chan GYS, Chang J, Kurniawan TA, Fu CX, Jiang H, Je Y |
| 318 - 325 |
Effectiveness of AOC removal by advanced water treatment systems: a case study
Chien CC, Kao CM, Dong CD, Chen TY, Chen JY |
| 326 - 332 |
Reuse of greywater and rainwater using fiber filter media and metal membrane
Kim RH, Lee S, Jeong J, Lee JH, Kim YK |
| 333 - 342 |
Interactions controlling biopolymer fouling of reverse osmosis membranes
Kim S, Hoek EMV |
| 343 - 350 |
Treatment performance of metal membrane microfiltration and electrodialysis integrated system for wastewater reclamation
Kim JO, Jung JT, Chung J |
| 351 - 360 |
Effect of a hydrodynamic cleaning of a cross-flow membrane system with a novel automated approach
Shon HK, Smith PJ, Vigneswaran S, Ngo HH |
| 361 - 368 |
Effect of fouling reduction by ozone backwashing in a microfiltration system with advanced new membrane material
Kim JO, Jung JT, Yeom IT, Aoh GH |
| 369 - 376 |
A comparative study of tertiary wastewater treatment by physico-chemical-UV process and macrofiltration-ultrafiltration technologies
Gomez M, Plaza F, Garralon G, Perez J, Gomez MA |
| 377 - 384 |
Natural organic matter fouling due to foulant-membrane physicochemical interactions
Lee S, Kim S, Cho J, Hoek EMV |
| 385 - 391 |
The effect of deterioration of nanofiltration membrane on retention of pharmaceuticals
Urase T, Sato K |
| 392 - 399 |
Submerged membrane adsorption hybrid system (SMAHS): process control and optimization of operating parameters
Vigneswaran S, Guo WS, Smith P, Ngo HH |
| 400 - 410 |
Integrating electrochemical processes with electrodialysis reversal and electro-oxidation to minimize COD and T-N at wastewater treatment facilities of power plants
Yeon KH, Song JH, Shim J, Moon SH, Jeong YU, Joo HY |
| 411 - 417 |
Sustainable reclamation and reuse of industrial wastewater including membrane bioreactor technologies: case studies
Galil NI, Levinsky Y |
