Drinking water contamination and treatment techniques

Загрязнение питьевой воды и методы ее очистки
Saroj Sharma, Amit Bhattacharya
2016-08-16

drinking water contaminationemerging treatment technologieshybrid treatment technologieswater treatment technologieswaterborne diseases
Water is of fundamental importance for life on earth. The synthesis and structure of cell constituents and transport of nutrients into the cells as well as body metabolism depend on water. The contaminations present in water disturb the spontaneity of the mechanism and result in long/short-term diseases. The probable contaminations and their possible routes are discussed in the present review. Continued research efforts result in some processes/technologies to remove the contaminations from water. The review includes concepts and potentialities of the technologies in a comprehensible form. It also includes some meaningful hybrid technologies and promising awaited technologies in coming years.
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Existing water-treatment processes and technologies for removing contaminants are reviewed, including their underlying concepts and potential applications.
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Hybrid treatment technologies are presented as meaningful approaches, while emerging technologies are identified as promising options for future development.
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The review identifies probable drinking-water contaminants and discusses their possible routes into water supplies.
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Water contamination can disrupt biological processes, including nutrient transport, cellular constituent synthesis, and metabolism, potentially causing short- or long-term diseases.

Drinking water (water intended for human consumption)

contamination types, contamination pathways, and treatment technologies for removing contaminants

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Saroj Sharma
Amit Bhattacharya
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