Advanced Water Treatment of Estuarine Water Supplies #3004

Project Summary: Aids utilities impacted by estuarine supplies in developing future treatment strategies through modification of existing facilities and installation of new treatment processes. Provides cost and feasibility information on newer, promising treatment technologies such as advanced disinfection combinations, granular activated carbon, membrane technologies, and magnetic ion exchange resins. Tailored Collaboration partner: Contra Costa Water District. Published in 2007.

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Contractor: Contra Costa Water District

Funded: 2003              Completion Year: 2007              Funding Amount: $1,615,913.00

Goal Area: Water Quality

Related Topics: Adsorption,  Advanced Oxidation Processes,  Aesthetics,  Bromate,  Climate Change,  Chloramines,  Chlorine,  Chlorine Dioxide,  Coagulation,  Disinfection By-Products,  Disinfection,  Distribution System Water Quality,  Enhanced Coagulation,  GAC Adsorption,  Haloacetic Acids,  Membrane Treatment,  Microfiltration,  Monitoring,  Metal Oxide Adsorption,  Nitrification,  Nitrogenous DBPs,  Ozone,  PAC Adsorption,  Red Water,  Regrowth,  Taste and Odor,  Trihalomethanes,  Treatment Technologies,  Ultrafiltration,  Ultraviolet Radiation,  Water Quality

Benefits to the Drinking Water Supply Community:
This research will help the numerous water systems meet new regulations and water treatment goals by addressing knowledge gaps that exist with respect to treatment of variable-quality estuarine supplies.