Nitrate, arsenic and fluoride are some of the most hazardous elements contaminating
groundwater resources. In this work, the impact of operative (flowrate, electricpotential) and …

The removal of inorganic trace contaminants from a real brackish groundwater from a
remote Australian community using electrodialysis was investigated. Systematic …

Abstract Arsenic (As) and selenium (Se) are hazardous elements contaminating
groundwater resources. In this work, arsenite (As III), selenite (Se IV) and selenate (Se VI) …

Nitrate concentrations in groundwater frequently exceed permissible levels for potable water
in intensive agricultural regions. It is critical to develop highly efficient techniques for the …

Water deficiency is a critical issue that faces many countries, particularly those located in
arid and semi-arid zones. In Egypt, drainage wastewater (DWW) is used as an alternative …

Electrodialysis is a process that competes with reverse osmosis for desalination and the
removal of specific inorganic contaminants. Desalination experiments were carried out on …

Removal of arsenic from wastewater has been crucial in recent days because of its high
persistence and bioaccumulation causing serious health and environmental issues, listed in …

Selective separation of mono-and multi-valent ions has important applications in water
reuse, desalination, and salt production. Innovative monovalent permselective cation …

An electrodialysis operation have been performed to remove nitrate from a ground water
containing 800 ppm of total dissolved solids (TDS) and 90 ppm of nitrate. The influence of …

Nutrient recovery performance utilising an electrodialysis (ED) process was quantified in a
30-cell pair pilot reactor with a 7.2 m 2 effective membrane area, utilising domestic …