Tag: Microbial Inactivation

Ozonation is a powerful method for cleaning wastewater. This process uses ozone gas to break down harmful substances in water. Ozonation can remove many pollutants that other treatment methods miss, making water safer and cleaner. Wastewater treatment plants use ozonation to tackle tough contaminants. The process works well on chemicals, bacteria, and even some toxins […]

Perovskite Solar Cells for Water Treatment: A Game-Changer for Clean Water Access   Introduction   Water scarcity and pollution are pervasive issues that threaten global health and economic stability. Traditional methods of water treatment, such as chlorination and membrane filtration, are energy-intensive and sometimes ineffective against modern pollutants like pharmaceuticals and industrial chemicals. The search […]

Pulsed UV systems represent a modern approach to wastewater treatment, leveraging the power of ultraviolet (UV) light in short, intense bursts to inactivate microorganisms and break down harmful pollutants. Unlike continuous-wave UV systems, which emit a steady stream of light, pulsed UV systems deliver UV energy in pulses that can be more effective at penetrating […]