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Submerged Nanofiltration without Pre-treatment Processes
Submerged Nanofiltration without Pre-treatment Processes
Direct nanofiltration with techniques of mitigating membrane fouling enables to provide high-quality water and considerably cut capital & operating costs.
Key Researcher: A/Prof. Takahiro Fujioka
Direct Nanofiltration for Drinking Water
Direct Nanofiltration for Drinking Water
High water quality and stable system operation of the submerged flat-sheet NF system during direct treatment of surface water.
Publication: Chemosphere 2021
Direct Polymeric Nanofiltration for Water Reuse
Direct Polymeric Nanofiltration for Water Reuse
Direct NF treatment using a submerged NF module can achieve stable operations and producing high-quality recycled water.
Publication: Journal of Water Process Engineering 2021
Rejection mechanisms
Rejection mechanisms
The ability of commercial NF membranes to remove trace organic chemicals, and NH4+, NO2−, and NO3− and the mechanisms underlying their transport through NF membranes has been identified.
Publication: Water Research 2023, Environmental Science: Water Research & Technology 2015
Direct Ceramic Nanofiltration for Water Reuse
Direct Ceramic Nanofiltration for Water Reuse
A new membrane fouling control technique using ozonated water flushing was evaluated for direct nanofiltration (NF) of secondary wastewater effluent using a ceramic NF membrane.
Publication: International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health 2018, Separation and Purification Technology 2014
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