Improving Treatment Plant Resilience With Reverse Osmosis

When a US Marine Corps training facility decided to add a second aquifer to its existing groundwater supply, it designed a treatment plant that would successfully blend the two source waters and meet strict water quality goals.

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Opflow
Published
2024-08-15
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https://doi.org/10.1002/opfl.1990
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Risk and Safety Analysis
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Improving Treatment Plant Resilience With Reverse Osmosis

Christian J. Sanders, Evan M. Owen
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Risk and Safety Analysis
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Improving Treatment Plant Resilience With Reverse Osmosis

Christian J. Sanders, Evan M. Owen
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Abstract

When a US Marine Corps training facility decided to add a second aquifer to its existing groundwater supply, it designed a treatment plant that would successfully blend the two source waters and meet strict water quality goals.

OpflowVol. 50(7)
Clean water and sanitation
Openalex Percentile: Top 87%
Risk and Safety Analysis
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