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Membrane-based technology in greywater reclamation: A review
1Faculty of Civil and Environmental Engineering, University of Iceland, Hjardarhagi 2-6, IS-107 Reykjavik, Iceland.
The Science of the Total Environment
|December 4, 2018
Summary
Greywater reclamation using membrane technologies offers a sustainable water source. This review covers various membrane processes for effective greywater treatment and resource recovery.
Area of Science:
- Environmental Engineering
- Water Treatment Technologies
- Membrane Science
Background:
- Greywater reclamation is crucial for water resource management.
- Membrane-based techniques are vital for treating greywater to meet reuse standards.
- Advanced water treatment is essential for sustainability.
Purpose of the Study:
- To comprehensively review membrane-based techniques for greywater treatment.
- To evaluate membrane performance, efficiency, fouling, and control strategies.
- To discuss challenges and prospects for sustainable greywater reclamation.
Main Methods:
- Review of direct pressure-driven and osmotic-driven membrane processes.
- Analysis of hybrid membrane processes, including membrane bioreactors.
- Examination of resource recovery-oriented membrane processes.
Main Results:
- Evaluation of membrane performance and treatment efficiency in various systems.
- Illustration of membrane fouling mechanisms and effective control strategies.
- Highlighting advantages, limitations, and influencing factors of membrane processes.
Conclusions:
- Membrane technologies are effective for high-quality greywater reuse.
- Addressing membrane fouling is key to long-term operational sustainability.
- Further research is needed to optimize processes for resource recovery and broader application.
Keywords:
Greywater treatmentHybrid membrane processesMembrane bioreactorMembrane foulingPermeate qualityMore Related Videos
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