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Synergistic H₂O₂-granular activated carbon pretreatment mitigates nanofiltration membrane fouling during secondary effluent treatment: Performance and mechanisms
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• H2O2-GAC pretreatment effectively mitigated NF270 fouling during nanofiltration of secondary effluent. • Sequential oxidation-adsorption enhanced the removal of organic fouling precursors. • H2O2-GAC pretreatment increased normalized flux and suppressed irreversible fouling. • Membrane surface analyses confirmed reduced deposition of organic foulants on NF270. • XDLVO analysis indicated weakened foulant-membrane adhesion after pretreatment.
Keywords:
Secondary effluent
Nanofiltration
Membrane fouling
H2O2-GAC pretreatment
XDLVO theory
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