Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
7084438 Bioresource Technology 2013 6 Pages PDF
Abstract
► MBR process is more effective than CASP in the removal of bacteriophages. ► SOMCPH proves to be more resistant to MBR treatment than FRNAPH. ► BFRAGPH are not always detectable in the pre-treated effluent. ► SOMCPH are the most suitable indicators to evaluate the MBR process performance. ► SOMCPH are the most suitable indicators to evaluate the safety of the MBR effluent.
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Removal of indicator bacteriophages from municipal wastewater by a full-scale membrane bioreactor and a conventional activated sludge process: Implications to water reuse
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