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Membranes vs UV and chemical disinfection for water treatment ('Membrane vs...' series, 5.)

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This video is the fifth in our "Membrane versus.." series, in which membrane processes are compared with the conventional alternatives. This one looks at membrane technology as a disinfection process, comparing it with chemical disinfection and UV irradiation.

Membranes vs UV and chemical disinfection for water treatment ('Membrane vs...' series, 5.)

Membranes vs UV and chemical disinfection for water treatment ('Membrane vs...' series, 5.) Source: Judd Water & Wastewater Consultants / YouTube

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