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Effects of cyanobacterial algal organic matter on the performance of drinking water treatment and biofilm development in distribution systems
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• Residual AOM increased organic burden and microbial growth in stagnant plumbing systems. • Proper PAC coagulant dosing minimized AOM release and avoided impact on the AOC assay. • Extending EBCT (≥30 min) improved AOM removal during HAB events. • PVC outperformed PE pipes in limiting biofilm formation and preserving effluent quality.
Keywords:
Algal organic matter
Assimilable organic carbon
Drinking water treatment
PE
PVC
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