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  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
    Our metadata is collected from universities around the world. If you manage a university/consortium/country archive and want to be added, details can be found on the NDLTD website.
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Modelling and optimisation of a multistage Reverse Osmosis processes with permeate reprocessing and recycling for the removal of N-nitrosodimethylamine from wastewater using Species Conserving Genetic Algorithms

Al-Obaidi, Mudhar A.A.R., Li, Jian-Ping, Alsadaie, S.M., Kara-Zaitri, Chakib, Mujtaba, Iqbal M. 06 June 2018 (has links)
Yes / The need for desalinated seawater and reclaimed wastewater is increasing rapidly with the rising demands for drinkable water required for the world with continuously growing population. Reverse Osmosis (RO) processes are now among the most promising technologies used to remove chemicals from industrial effluents. N-nitrosamine compounds and especially N-nitrosodimethylamine (NDMA) are human carcinogens and can be found in industrial effluents of many industries. Particularly, NDMA is one of the by-products of disinfection process of secondary-treated wastewater effluent with chloramines, chlorines, and ozone (inhibitors). However, multi-stage RO processes with permeate reprocessing and recycling has not yet been considered for the removal of N-nitrosodimethylamine from wastewater. This research therefore, begins by investigating a number of multi-stage RO processes with permeate-reprocessing to remove N-nitrosodimethylamine (NDMA) from wastewater and finds the best configuration in terms of rejection, recovery and energy consumption via optimisation. For the first time we have applied Species Conserving Genetic Algorithm (SCGA) in optimising RO process conditions for wastewater treatment. Finally, permeate recycling is added to the best configuration and its performance is evaluated as a function of the amount of permeate being recycled via simulation. For this purpose, a mathematical model is developed based on the solution diffusion model, which is used for both optimisation and simulation. A number of model parameters have been estimated using experimental data of Fujioka et al. (Journal of Membrane Science 454 (2014) 212–219), so that the model can be used for simulation and optimisation with high accuracy and confidence.
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Osmose inversa aplicada no reúso da água do rio Sarapuí em processos industriais / Reverse osmosis applied in Sarapuí river water reuse in industrial processes

Raphael da Rocha Sixel 14 December 2009 (has links)
O objetivo deste estudo foi analisar o desempenho de um sistema de captação e tratamento de água do rio Sarapuí, por meio de uma estação de tratamento composta por um sistema de pré-tratamento convencional, ligado a um sistema de separação por membranas de osmose inversa, no Município de Belford Roxo RJ, instalado para fornecer água de processo a instalações industriais. Foi verificado que a água captada encontra-se em condição bastante degradada e que a unidade de tratamento removeu, em média, 97% do teor dos poluentes presentes na água, enquadrando-a nos parâmetros requeridos pelo processo industrial. Foi possível comprovar que o processo de separação por osmose inversa pode ser utilizado em escala industrial, proporcionando ganhos econômicos consideráveis, além de evitar o consumo de água potável para fins de processos industriais e, ainda, contribuir para a retirada de carga orgânica de uma fonte degradada / The objective of this study was to analyze the performance of a system to capture and treat water from Sarapuí river through a treatment system consisting of a conventional pré-treatment stage, linked to a reverse osmosis separation system membranes, in the city of Belford Roxo - RJ, installed to provide process water for industrial plants. It was found that the water is captured in highly degraded condition and the treatment plant removed an average of 97% of the pollutants in the water, fitting the parameters required by the industrial process. It could be demonstrated that the separation process by reverse osmosis can be used on an industrial scale, providing significant economic gains, and avoid the consumption of potable water for industrial processes and also contribute to the removal of organic pollutants from a degraded source
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Osmose inversa aplicada no reúso da água do rio Sarapuí em processos industriais / Reverse osmosis applied in Sarapuí river water reuse in industrial processes

Raphael da Rocha Sixel 14 December 2009 (has links)
O objetivo deste estudo foi analisar o desempenho de um sistema de captação e tratamento de água do rio Sarapuí, por meio de uma estação de tratamento composta por um sistema de pré-tratamento convencional, ligado a um sistema de separação por membranas de osmose inversa, no Município de Belford Roxo RJ, instalado para fornecer água de processo a instalações industriais. Foi verificado que a água captada encontra-se em condição bastante degradada e que a unidade de tratamento removeu, em média, 97% do teor dos poluentes presentes na água, enquadrando-a nos parâmetros requeridos pelo processo industrial. Foi possível comprovar que o processo de separação por osmose inversa pode ser utilizado em escala industrial, proporcionando ganhos econômicos consideráveis, além de evitar o consumo de água potável para fins de processos industriais e, ainda, contribuir para a retirada de carga orgânica de uma fonte degradada / The objective of this study was to analyze the performance of a system to capture and treat water from Sarapuí river through a treatment system consisting of a conventional pré-treatment stage, linked to a reverse osmosis separation system membranes, in the city of Belford Roxo - RJ, installed to provide process water for industrial plants. It was found that the water is captured in highly degraded condition and the treatment plant removed an average of 97% of the pollutants in the water, fitting the parameters required by the industrial process. It could be demonstrated that the separation process by reverse osmosis can be used on an industrial scale, providing significant economic gains, and avoid the consumption of potable water for industrial processes and also contribute to the removal of organic pollutants from a degraded source

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