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Fibrous super-bridging agents simultaneously improve contaminants removal and sludge dewatering via a very compact three-in-one process

Mebarki, Manel, Ngale, Gabriella Joge et Lapointe, Mathieu. 2025. « Fibrous super-bridging agents simultaneously improve contaminants removal and sludge dewatering via a very compact three-in-one process ». npj Clean Water, vol. 8, nº 1.

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A compact three-in-one water treatment process, combining a flocculant, a fibrous super-bridging agent, and a screen-based floc retention system, simultaneously improves water treatment and sludge dewatering. The presence of fibrous materials allows for the formation of very large flocs, efficient floc separation via screening (without settling), and sludge dewatering through a compact press-filter system. The implementation of this three-in-one process is possible due to the formation of very large fiber-based flocs. The sludge containing fibers was subsequently dewatered using a screen-based press filter without further chemical addition. The use of fibers also significantly improved the removal of total organic carbon, nanoplastics, and microplastics. This three-in-one process could be used for decentralized water treatment in drinking water and wastewater applications in small cities, marginalized communities, and developing countries. The compact process,which also performs sludge dewatering,would reduce the risks associated with mismanaged sludge to the environment and human health.

Type de document: Article publié dans une revue, révisé par les pairs
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Lapointe, Mathieu
Affiliation: Génie de la construction
Date de dépôt: 05 mars 2025 21:37
Dernière modification: 07 mars 2025 20:04
URI: https://espace2.etsmtl.ca/id/eprint/30612

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