Not-So-Forever Chemicals: Field Demonstration of PFAS Destruction by a Pilot-Scale Nanofiltration and UV-Sulfite Treatment Train
Date Published: 2023 | Conference materials
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Per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFASs) are frequently used in the production of semiconductors resulting in the detection of PFAS in semiconductor wastewater.This study reports on a field demonstration of a pilot-scale hybrid membrane and UV-sulfite treatment train for the combined separation and destruction of 12 PFAS in groundwater. The technique destroys PFAS uses only widely commercially available equipment.
Companies: Kennedy Jenks
Authors: Charlie LiuTags: PFASNanofiltrationReverse Osmosis (RO)
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