Influence of catalytic ozonation process on suppressing bromate formation potential in drinking water treatment

Bang Jun Han; Jun Ma; Tao Zhang; Hong Da Han; Li Ping Shen; Li Zhu Zhang

Influence of catalytic ozonation process on suppressing bromate formation potential in drinking water treatment

Bang Jun Han^*
, Jun Ma
, Tao Zhang
, Hong Da Han
, Li Ping Shen
, Li Zhu Zhang

^*Corresponding author for this work

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Abstract

An investigation is given to the bromate formation of catalytic ozonation in treating drinking water. It is shown that the c × t value of ozone depletion stage plays a more important role in BrO₃^- formation. Catalyst addition not only reduces the residual ozone content by 60.0%-77.4% but also extends the ozone ID stage time from 4.3 min to 6.8 min, which makes the ozone c × t value shorter. A full-scale study indicates a very effective strength and performance of catalytic ozonation in controlling BrO₃^- formation and it is able to suppress BrO₃^- formation potential by 51.7% on average.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	665-670
Number of pages	6
Journal	Huanjing Kexue/Environmental Science
Volume	29
Issue number	3
State	Published - Mar 2008

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Keywords

Bromate
C × t value
Catalytic ozonation
HO
ID stage
Residual ozone
·OH

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Influence of catalytic ozonation process on suppressing bromate formation potential in drinking water treatment

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