Increasing the efficiency of the processing units used to purify municipal wastewater to
potable quality would enhance the sustainability of potable reuse. Conventional advanced …

Meeting future water demand will require serious consideration of direct potable reuse
(DPR) for many water agencies. There has been tremendous progress in the technologies …

Water scarcity in arid areas requires the exploitation of unconventional water resources like
domestic wastewater (DWW). Although direct potable reuse (DPR) of DWW as an alleviation …

Nitrate-induced spallation of lead-bearing solder particles into drinking water is not
sufficiently controlled by phosphate-based inhibitors, although adding zinc can improve their …

Water scarcity, climate change, ever-increasing population, and the cost drivers associated
with importing limited water resources from long distances are encouraging utilities to …

The ability of water reuse systems to transform wastewater into potable water is highly
dependent on both the quantity and quality of organic matter being treated. Compared to …