Driven by the development of water purification technologies and water quality regulations,
the use of better source water and/or upgraded water treatment processes to improve …

Drinking water utilities and researchers continue to rely on the century-old heterotrophic
plate counts (HPC) method for routine assessment of general microbiological water quality …

Abstract Nitrite (NO 2−-N) accumulation in denitrification can provide the substrate for
anammox, an efficient and cost-saving process for nitrogen removal from wastewater. This …

The current understanding of drinking water distribution system (DWDS) microbiology is
limited to pipe wall biofilm and bulk water; the contributions of particle-associated bacteria …

Disinfection guidelines exist for pathogen inactivation in potable water and recycled water,
but wastewater with high numbers of particles can be more difficult to disinfect, making …

Turbidity in water can be caused by a range of different turbidity causing materials (TCM).
Here the characteristics and attachment of bacteria to TCMs was assessed and the resultant …

Ensuring safe and effective water treatment, distribution, and reuse requires robust methods
for characterizing and monitoring waterborne microbes. Methods widely used today can be …

The general consensus is that the abundance of tap water bacteria is greatly influenced by
water purification and distribution. Those bacteria that are released from biofilm in the …

The energy transition is one of the main challenges of our society and therefore a major
driver for the scientific community. To ensure a smart transition to a sustainable future …

Real-time acquisition of indicator bacteria concentration at the inlet of disinfection unit is a
fundamental support to the control of chemical and ultraviolet wastewater disinfection …