Restoration of activated carbon adsorption capacity after a long-term use of filters for add-on treatment of tap water

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KLYMENKO, N.A

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Summary: The quantitative assessment of the degree of bioregeneration of activated carbons with native biofilm in the course of long-term use of the filter in add-on treatment of tap water has been carried out. The possibilities of using eluent regeneration of carbons for the recover of their adsorption capacity have been investigated.

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The quantitative assessment of the degree of bioregeneration of activated carbons with native biofilm in the course of long-term use of the filter in add-on treatment of tap water has been carried out. The possibilities of using eluent regeneration of carbons for the recover of their adsorption capacity have been investigated.

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