Details of Grant 

EPSRC Reference:	GR/M91778/01
Title:	(JREI) NOVEL TREATABILITY TEST FOR ORGANIC CONTAMINANTS
Principal Investigator:	Parsons, Professor S
Other Investigators:	Stuetz, Professor R Judd, Professor SJ Stephenson, Professor T
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Project Partners:	Cranfield University Prominent Fluid Controls Shimadzu Wallace & Tiernan
Department:	Sch of Industrial and Manufacturing Scie
Organisation:	Cranfield University
Scheme:	JREI
Starts:	01 February 2000	Ends:	31 January 2003	Value (£):	26,946
EPSRC Research Topic Classifications:	Water Engineering
EPSRC Industrial Sector Classifications:	Environment Water No relevance to Underpinning Sectors
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Summary on Grant Application Form
The proposal aims to develop a rapid on-line test for determining the treatability of organic contaminants in water and wastewater. This will be achieved through the chemical and biochemical oxidation of sample waters by a combination of RACOD, on-line TOC monitoring and chemical oxidation with residual control. The programme aims to produce a correlation of chemical and biochemical oxidation proclivity through a series of rapid on-line tests for various water and wastewater matrices. The research will be conducted over a three year period and involve the following stages:i) construct an experimental rig and develop a protocol for chemical oxidation of the treated sample streamii) test standard and simulate solutions, andiii) apply the treatability test to current and further research projects for the treatment and monitoring of organic contaminants.The project will also provide information to allow the collaborators to further develop test equipment for on-line use.New abstractThe proposal supported the purchase of a suite of on-line monitoring and oxidation equipment to support research activities in monitoring and treatability of organic contaminants in wastewater.The programme aims to produce a correlation of chemical and biochemical oxidation proclivity through a series of rapid on-line tests for wastewater matrices. The research will be conducted over a three year period and involve the following stages; (i) commissioning and evaluation of on-line monitoring equipment (ii) support research activities in on-line monitoring and sensor development for toxicity monitoring (iii) apply the oxidation equipment to current and further research projects for the treatment of organic contaminants. The project will also provide information to allow the collaborators to further develop test equipment for on-line use.Web address with further details if you wish:
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