Control of N-DBP precursors: How does that compare to the control of THM precursors?

Stuart W. Krasner; William Mitch; Paul Westerhoff; Aaron Dotson

Control of N-DBP precursors: How does that compare to the control of THM precursors?

Stuart W. Krasner, William Mitch, Paul Westerhoff, Aaron Dotson

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Abstract

Utilities have installed and modified treatment practices to control the formation of regulated DBPs (e.g., THMs). In this study, DBPFP tests were conducted on samples from different points in the surveyed plants. These tests not only showed the removal or destruction of DBP precursors with various unit processes, but the contribution of certain processes to increasing DBPFP (e.g., use of certain polymers increasing NDMAFP; ozonation increasing TCNMFP). Table 4 shows a summary of the impact of treatment processes on DBP precursors. In order to balance the control of regulated DBPs with that of emerging DBPs of health concern, utilities will need to optimize a series of various unit processes to minimize the formation of a wide range of DBPs.

Original language	English (US)
Title of host publication	American Water Works Association - American Water Works Association Association Annual Conference and Exposition, ACE 2008
Pages	2369-2401
Number of pages	33
State	Published - Dec 1 2008
Event	American Water Works Association Association Annual Conference and Exposition, ACE 2008 - Atlanta, GA, United States Duration: Jun 8 2012 → Jun 12 2012

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Name	American Water Works Association - American Water Works Association Association Annual Conference and Exposition, ACE 2008

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Other	American Water Works Association Association Annual Conference and Exposition, ACE 2008
Country/Territory	United States
City	Atlanta, GA
Period	6/8/12 → 6/12/12

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Water Science and Technology
Geography, Planning and Development

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Krasner, S. W., Mitch, W., Westerhoff, P., & Dotson, A. (2008). Control of N-DBP precursors: How does that compare to the control of THM precursors? In American Water Works Association - American Water Works Association Association Annual Conference and Exposition, ACE 2008 (pp. 2369-2401). (American Water Works Association - American Water Works Association Association Annual Conference and Exposition, ACE 2008).

Control of N-DBP precursors: How does that compare to the control of THM precursors? / Krasner, Stuart W.; Mitch, William; Westerhoff, Paul et al.
American Water Works Association - American Water Works Association Association Annual Conference and Exposition, ACE 2008. 2008. p. 2369-2401 (American Water Works Association - American Water Works Association Association Annual Conference and Exposition, ACE 2008).

Research output: Chapter in Book/Report/Conference proceeding › Conference contribution

Krasner, SW, Mitch, W, Westerhoff, P & Dotson, A 2008, Control of N-DBP precursors: How does that compare to the control of THM precursors? in American Water Works Association - American Water Works Association Association Annual Conference and Exposition, ACE 2008. American Water Works Association - American Water Works Association Association Annual Conference and Exposition, ACE 2008, pp. 2369-2401, American Water Works Association Association Annual Conference and Exposition, ACE 2008, Atlanta, GA, United States, 6/8/12.

Krasner SW, Mitch W, Westerhoff P, Dotson A. Control of N-DBP precursors: How does that compare to the control of THM precursors? In American Water Works Association - American Water Works Association Association Annual Conference and Exposition, ACE 2008. 2008. p. 2369-2401. (American Water Works Association - American Water Works Association Association Annual Conference and Exposition, ACE 2008).

Krasner, Stuart W. ; Mitch, William ; Westerhoff, Paul et al. / Control of N-DBP precursors : How does that compare to the control of THM precursors?. American Water Works Association - American Water Works Association Association Annual Conference and Exposition, ACE 2008. 2008. pp. 2369-2401 (American Water Works Association - American Water Works Association Association Annual Conference and Exposition, ACE 2008).

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