Poster presentation
We thank all poster presenters for their co-operation, which will render
this great poster presentation possible.
About 150 posters will be shown
on nine topics.
Several "poster moderators" will introduce the posters. This
will take place in the conference hall the first two days
(Monday and
Tuesday) in several sessions between the oral presentations.
The following are the sessions:
poster introduction 1: Fundamentals (Prof. Jekel/ Prof. Geißen)
poster introduction 2: Fenton/Electro-Fenton and Electro-Oxidation (Dr.
Mansilla/ Prof. Graham)
poster introduction
3: Catalysts and Photocatalysis
(Prof. Bahnemann/ Prof. Alfano)
poster introduction 4: PPCP/EDC and Disinfection (Dr. Ternes)
poster introduction 5: Ozone/AOP/Water/Wastewater
and Sludge (Prof. Lu/ Mr. Liechti)
Furthermore the poster will be presented to interested people during
the breaks according to the following procedure:
The presenters of contributions with even numbers (paper code) will show
their posters during coffee breaks in the afternoon,
the posters with odd
numbers will be presented in the morning coffee breaks. During lunch breaks
the presentations are not defined.
A recommendation for presenters who will show more than one poster:
If you have one even and one odd paper code you will be able to present
all your posters at different times - irrespective of the topic.
If you
have two posters with the same order (even/odd) in the same topic we
will do our best to arrange the posters close to each
other.
If this
is the case for different topics you can stay by one poster first and
the other poster will get a note with an envelope where
interested viewers
can put in their business card - or they can ask at the conference desk
for a meeting with you.
After half the break you can change to the second
poster and the first poster will get the note with the envelope.
Otherwise
you could ask a co-author who will be present to assist.
Typically all presenters should bring their poster with them, powerstrips
will be available. Only in exceptional cases
(if you have transport problems,
for instance) there is the possibility of sending your poster to the
following address until March 20th:
Mr Prof. Dr.-Ing. Sven-Uwe Geissen
Technische Universität Berlin
Institut
für Technischen Umweltschutz FG Umweltverfahrenstechnik
Sekr. KF 2
Straße
des 17.Juni 135
D-10623 Berlin, Germany
In case of questions you can call the secretariat there: +49-30-314 25086.
Concerning poster preparation the presenter will find recommendations here...
Please note that the poster must not be larger than DIN A0 ((841 mm x 1189 mm), (breadth x height)).
The poster list, divided into the nine topics, is shown below.
1. Fundamentals
PC 52 Kinetic study of wet oxidation applied to a real liquid waste,
G. Bertanza, Università di Brescia, Italy
PC 55 Arsenic oxidation by UV radiation combined with hydrogen peroxide,
S. Sorlini, University of Brescia, Italy
PC 94 Ozone-activated carbon mineralization of 17-α-ethynylestradiol
aqueous solutions,
F. J. Beltrán, Universidad de Extremadura, Spain
PC 95 Mineralization of ranitidine by ozone in water,
F. J. Beltrán,
Universidad de Extremadura, Spain
PC 113 Degradation of a mixture of pollutants in water
using UV/H2O2 process,
C. Zalazar, INTEC (UNL-CONICET), Argentina
PC 121 Degradation of Sulfamethoxazole by Photocatalysis and Ozonation,
J. Gimenez, University of Barcelona, Spain
PC 134 Decolorization and mineralization of azo dyes by CWAO and WAO:
influence of the azo structure,
M. Mestanza, Universidad Complutense
de Madrid, Spain
PC 146 MnO2 catalyzed oxidation of aqueous phenol with peracetic acid
in the presence of ultrasound,
E. Rokhina, University of Kuopio, Finland
PC 152 Degradation of azo dye Reactive Black B using an immobilized
iron oxide in a batch photo-fluidized bed reactor,
C. H. Ho, National
Chen Kung University,Taiwan, R.o.C.
PC 166 A Submerged Non-woven Membrane/Photocatalytic
Reactor System For Removal of NP-9 in Water,
L. C. Chung, Industrial
Technology Research Institute, Taiwan, R.o.C.
PC 173 Ozonation of ampicillin and toxicological assessment of its oxidation
by-products,
Y. J. Jung, Yonsei University at Wonju campus, YIEST, South
Korea
PC 177 Integrated Ultrasound/heterogeneous Fenton process for the decolorization
of Crystal Violet in aqueous solution,
H. Zhang, Wuhan University, China
PC 180 An alternative approach to modeling the UV/H2O2 process,
N. Novak,
Tekstina d. d. Ajdovscina, Slovenia
PC 185 Enhancement in mineralization of a number of natural refractory
organic compounds by ultrasonic in conjunction with ozonation: (US/O3),
M. Cui, Korea University, South Korea
PC 186 PC 186 Effect of Hydrogen Peroxide on Sonochemical
Degradation of Phenol,
M. Lim, Korea University, South Korea
PC 187 Performance of a Large-Scale Sonoreactor for the Removal of Organic
Pollutants in Aqueous Phase,
Y. Son, Department of Civil, Environmental
and Architectural Engineering, South Korea
PC 188 Degradation of Chlorpyriphos in Water by Advanced Oxidation Processes,
R. Murillo, University of Zaragoza, Spain
PC 193 Properties of Hydroperoxyl/Superoxide Anion
Radical (HO2•/O2-•) Formed in the Aqueous
TiO2 Photocatalysis,
B. G.,
Kwon, Seoul National University, South Korea
PC 197 Degradation of Metronidazole by Ozonation Process,
I. C. Telles
Silveira, Pontifical Catholic University of Rio Grande do Sul- PUCRS,
Brazil
PC 199 A complete kinetic model of Ozone decomposition
in aqueous solutions as a function of pH under acidic to neutral conditions,
M. E. Lovato, INTEC, UNL - CONICET, Argentina
PC 201 OH-Radical Yield in the Peroxone Process (H2O2 +
O3),
A. Jarocki, University of Duisburg-Essen, Germany
PC 208 Chloroform degradation by advanced oxidation processes with O3,
H2O2, TiO2 and radiation,
N. Miguel, University of
Zaragoza, Spain
PC 209 The hybrid process TiO2/PAC - removal
efficiency and stability of membrane filtration,
M. Ziegmann, Universität
Karlsruhe, Germany
PC 216 Decolourization and modelling of synthetic waste-water by O3 and H2O2/O3 process,
M. Bauman, EM.TRONIC d.o.o.,
Slovenia
PC 223 Ozonation of Lignin Aqueous Solutions,
I. Kamenev, Tallinn University
of Technology, Estonia
PC 226 Degradation of chlorinated organic pollutants by a heterogeneous
sono-Fenton process,
R. Molina, Rey Juan Carlos University, Spain
PC 232 MnO2 precipitation on lignite carbon by Mn(II)
ozone oxidation,
R. Contreras Bustos, Centro de Investigación y Desarrollo
Tecnológico en Electroquímica S. C., México
PC 240 Visible Light Driven Photocatalytic Degradation
of Bisphenol,
A. Z. Frontistis, Technical University of Crete, Greece
PC 251 Degradation of Naphthalene using a Novel Liquid/Solid-Ozone (LSO)
System,
N. M. Grima, University of Bradford, United Kingdom
PC 254 Carbonate and chloride scavenging in H2O2/S2O82-/Fe2+
oxidation of PCE,
L. R. Bennedsen, Aalborg University, Denmark
PC 255 Modeling of contaminated soil treatment by ozone: simulation
and experimental approach,
P. Guerra Blanco, Instituto Politecnico Nacional,
Mexico
PC 272 Enhanced bio-recalcitrant organics removal by combined adsorption
and ozonation,
T. Merle, LISBP UMR INSA/CNRS 5504 & UMR INSA/INRA
792, France
PC280 Inhibition of Triplet-Induced Oxidation Reactions by Different
Types of Dissolved Organic Matter,
J. Wenk, Eawag, Switzerland
2. Fenton/Electro-Fenton
PC 21 Complexing agent and heavy metal removals from metal plating effluent
by the Electro-Fenton process,
I. Arslan-Alaton, Istanbul Technical University,
Turkey
PC 26 A study on the Fenton Treatment Efficacy for the Purification
of Different Kind of Wastewater,
M. Trapido, Tallinn University of Technology,
Estonia
PC 29 Catalytic Degradation of Picric Acid by Heterogeneous
Fenton-based Processes,
N., Kulik, Tallinn University of Technology,
Estonia
PC 31 Electrochemically assisted Fenton method using Fe2+/HOCl system,
N. Kishimoto,
Ryukoku University, Japan
PC 37 Treatment of TCE/PCE contaminated groundwater
using Fenton-like oxidation activated with basic oxygen furnace slag,
T. T. Tsai, National Sun Yat-Sen University,Taiwan, R.o.C
PC 43 Degradation
of Organic Dyes Using Zero-Valent Iron Prepared from By-product of Pickling
Line,
S. C.,Jung, Sunchon National University, South Korea
PC 57 Degradation
of ClO4- by Zero-Valent Iron in the Combined Reaction with
UV/Sonication,
K. D. Zoh, Seoul National University, South Korea
PC 79 Oxidation of
cyanide by Fenton-like process using magnetite nano particles in plating
wastewater,
H. Lee, Hanyang University, South Korea
PC 118 The Heterogeneous
Photo Fenton Reaction using Goethite as Catalyst,
O. M. Alfano, INTEC,
Universidad Nacional del Litoral and CONICET, Argentina
PC 122 Sulfamethoxazole
pre-treatment by AOPs: Comparison of biorecalcitrance in batch tests,
M. Esplugas González, University of Barcelona, Spain
PC 135 Support screening
for heterogeneous Fenton in the degradation of mono azo dye contaminated
wastewaters,
J. L., Sotelo Sancho, Universidad Complutense de Madrid,
Spain
PC 159 Factorial design for photo-Fenton treatment
of highly methomyl-concentrated polluted water,
M. M. Micó, University
of Barcelona, Spain
PC 168 Effect
of initial Fe oxidation state on Imidacloprid removal using photo-Fenton
process,
C. Zaror, University of Concepción, Chile
PC 174 Innovative
water treatment system coupled with energy production using photo-Fenton
reaction,
M. Tokumura, Toyo University, Japan
PC 175 Study on Kinetics
of Decomposition and Absorbance Transformation in Fenton-like Process,
Y. Gao, Chinese Academy of Sciences, China
PC 176 Oxidative and physical
removal of COD from landfill leachate by electro-Fenton method,
H. Zhang,
Wuhan University, China
PC 194 Fenton Pretreatment in the Catalytic Wet
Oxidation of Phenol,
S. Rodriguez, Universidad Complutense de Madrid,
Spain
PC 202 Remediation using In situ oxidation: Soil modification by
the Fenton Reagent,
F. Vicente Iglesias, Universidad Complutense de Madrid,
Spain
PC 213 Modelling and Experimental Verification of a Solar Reactor
for the Photo-Fenton Treatment,
O. M. Alfano, INTEC, Universidad Nacional
del Litoral and CONICET, Argentina
PC 229 The role of pressure and temperature
in phenol oxidation by Fenton Reagent,
J. A. Zazo Martínez, Universidad
Autónoma de Madrid, Spain
PC 231 Use of Fenton for the remediation of
petroleum hydrocarbon contaminated site,
D. A. Rodriguez López, PPGTA
- UNISC, Brazil
3. Electro-Oxidation
PC 103 Studies on process parameters for chlorine dioxide production
using IrO2 anode in an un-divided electrochemical cell,
I. S. Moon, Suncheon
National University, South Korea
PC 117 Industrial E-AOP Application
Using Boron Doped Diamond Electrodes,
R. M. Serikawa, Ebara Research
Co. Ltd., Japan
PC 124 Photo-assisted electrochemical degradation of
commercial solutions of the herbicide Atrazine,
G. R. Pointer Malpass,
Universidade Federal DO ABC, Brazil
PC 125 Photo-assisted electrochemical
degradation of real textile wastewater,
G. R. Pointer Malpass, Universidade
Federal DO ABC, Brazil
PC 130 Metoprolol behaviour in drinking water
electrolysis using mixed oxide and boron doped diamond anodes,
H. Bergmann,
Anhalt University, Germany
PC 171 Anodic electrochemical oxidation of
azo dye on boron doped diamond electrodes,
L. Bousselmi, Centre de Recherches
et des Technologies des Eaux, Tunisia
PC 214 Electrochemical oxidation
of landfill leachates at pilot plant scale. Evaluation of energy needs,
A. Anglada Martínez, University of Cantabria, Spain
PC 227 Treatment of Tannery Effluent by Photoelectrooxidation Process,
A. Moura Bernardes, UFRGS Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul Escola
de Engenharia, Brazil
PC 245 Anodic Oxidation of Olive Mill Wastewaters
on BDD electrodes,
E. Chatzisymeon, Technical University of Crete, Greece
PC 247 Photoelectrocatalytic activity of prepared TiO2/Ti electrodes
by anodization,
L. Bousselmi, Centre de Recherches et des Technologies
des Eaux, Tunisia
PC 277 Electrochemical degradation of PAH compounds
in process water: A kinetic study on model solutions and a proof of concept
study on process water from harbour sediment purification,
J. Muff, Aalborg
University, Denmark
PC278 Catalytic in-situ generation of hydrogen peroxide by Pd-supported
catalysts and its application in the removal of pollutants by means of
Fenton Process,
S. Contreras Iglesias, University of Rovira i Virgili,
Spain
4. Catalysts
PC 49 CWPO of 4-CPhOH and industrial wastewater with
Al-Fe pillared clays,
C. B. Molina Caballero Universidad Autónoma de
Madrid, Spain
PC 56 Preparation of Visible Light Sensitive S-doped
TiO2 Nanotube Site-selectively Loaded With Co-catalysts,
T. Ohno, Kyushu Institute of Technology, Japan
PC 75 Enhancement of Detoxification in CWO processes
by Using H2O2 as Promoter,
A. Quintanilla, Universidad Autónoma de Madrid, Spain
PC 127 Selectivity of Hydrogen Peroxide decomposition
towards hydroxyl radicals in the CWPO over Fe/AC catalysts,
J. A. Casas de Pedro, Universidad Autónoma de Madrid,
Spain
PC 154 A novel manganese-catalyst based advanced oxidation
process,
J. W. de Boer, Rahu Catalytics,Netherlands
PC 169 Heterogeneous Catalytic Ozonation of Cationic
Dyes using Volcanic Sand,
H. Valdés Morales, Universidad
Católica de la Santísima Concepción, Chile
PC 189 The decomposition of humic substances by ozone
and synthetic magnetic catalyst,
B. N, Chang,
Taiwan, R.o.C.
PC 218 Catalytic wet hydrogen peroxide oxidation of
a petrochemical wastewater,
I. Pariente, Rey Juan Carlos University,
Spain
PC 225 Oxidation and Immobilization of Iron and Manganese
by a Fluidized Bed Reactor,
Y. H. Huang, National Cheng Kung University,
Taiwan, R.o.C
PC 270 Immobilization of TiO2 for combined
photocatalytic-biological dye degradation,
M. Jonstrup, Lund University,
Sweden
5. Photocatalysis
PC 44 The Microwave-assisted Photocatalytic Degradation of Organic
Dyes,
S. C. Jung, Sunchon National University, South Korea
PC 48 Photocatalytic
removal of geosmin and MIB for drinking water treatment,
H. Tran, University
of Newcastle, Australia
PC 63 Preparation for Titania Photocatalyst Film
by Oxygen Plasma and Rapid Thermal Annealing,
J. W. Jang, Hanyang University,
South Korea
PC 66 Atomic layer deposited (ALD) Ti02 and
Ti02-x-Nx thin
filn photocatalysts in salicylic acid decomposition,
S. Vilhunen, University
of Kuopio, Finland
PC 74 Solar photocatalytic disinfection with immobilised
TiO2 at pilot-plant scale,
R. van Grieken, Universidad Rey Juan Carlos,
Spain
PC 78 Shape-controlled anatase TiO2 particles prepared by hydrothermal
treatment in the presence of hydrophilic polymer,
N. Murakami, Kyushu
Institute of Technology, Japan
PC 110 Response surface methodological
approach for the assessment of the photocatalytic degradation of NOM,
M. Bekbölet, Bogazici University, Turkey
PC 111 Reducing potential health
risks from drinking water by photocatalysis: Effect of copper ions on
NOM removal,
C. S. Uyguner, Bogazici University, Turkey
PC 148 Photocatalytic
degradation of Methylene Blue by TiO2 - coated polypropylene granules
irradiated by sunlight,
D. S. Rhee, Kangwon National University, South
Korea
PC 172 Nanocrystalline TiO2 film on fibrous substrates as an efficient
photocatalytic material for organics removal in water,
G. Mascolo, Consiglio
Nazionale delle Ricerche, Italy
6. Disinfection
PC 40 Application of the electro-sedimentations in
cleaning drinking water,
I. Normatov, Academy of Sciences, Republic of
Tajikistan
PC 72 Photocatalytic inactivation of E. faecalis
in secondary wastewater plant effluents,
R. van Grieken, Universidad
Rey Juan Carlos, Spain
PC 131 Microbiological
Contamination. Treatment with Isolate and Combined Disinfection Agents:
UVC, H2O2 and UVC/H2O2,
M.
D. Labas, INTEC (UNL-CONICET), Argentina
PC
207 Advanced Disinfection with UV/VIS, TiO2 and H2O2 for
Clostridium perfringens and Enterococcus removal,
M. Lanao Maldonado,
University of Zaragoza, Spain
PC 212 Electrochemical disinfection of secondary wastewater
treatment plant (WWTP) effluent,
A. M. Urtiaga Mendia, University of
Cantabria, Spain
PC 233 Decomposition of Gas-phase Trichloroethene by
Advanced Oxidation Processes within Hg-coated Photoreactors,
Y. S. Shen,
Da-Yeh University,Taiwan, R. O. C.
PC 248 Disinfection optimization
by a better controlling of ozonation process,
Y. Jaeger, Immeuble Giovanni
Battista B., France
7. Ozone/AOP/Water/Wastewater
PC 23 “Supercavitation” - A New Aeration Technology,
A. Schmid, Papiertechnische
Stiftung, Germany
PC 27 Ozone-based reclamation of an STP effluent,
A.
Rodriguez, Alcalá University, Spain
PC 42 Landfill leachates
treatment by H2O2/UV, O3/H2O2,
modified Fenton and modified photo-Fenton methods,
J. Naumczyk, Technical
University of Warsaw, Poland
PC 45 The
Impact of Groundwater Quality on the Removal of MTBE Using Advanced Oxidation
Technology,
B. Tawabini, King Fahd University of Petroleum & Minerals
(KFUPM), Saudi Arabia
PC 58 Molasses Process Wastewater Treatment by
Electrocoagulation Combined with Hydrogen Peroxide,
M. Zhou, Nankai University,
P. R. of China
PC 60 Enhanced removal of halogenated organics from
industrial groundwater by sequential UV/H2O2 treatment
and carbon adsorption,
G. Mascolo, Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche,
Italy
PC 67 Oxidative Elimination
of Organic Contaminants from Wastewater Effluents by O3 and O3/H2O2,
M. M. Sein, University of Duisburg-Essen, Germany
PC 70 Impact of UV/H2O2 pretreatment on GAC adsorption of natural organic matter,
K. Philippe,
Cranfield University, United Kingdom
PC 98 Removing textile mill effluent
recalcitrant COD and toxicity using AOPs,
A. H. Mounteer, Federal University
of Viçosa, Brazil
PC 102 Treatment of wastewater from terephthalic acid
manufacturing process by ozonation with UV, H2O2,
Fe2+ in different combinations,
I. S. Moon, Suncheon National University,
South Korea
PC 105 Advanced
Oxidation Processes for the Removal of NOM: Design and Construction of
a Treatment Rig,
C. Taylor, Curtin University of Technology, Australia
PC 126 Treatment of Slaughterhouse Wastewater - Degradation
Kinetics Applying UV-Radiation or H2O2/UV,
H. F.
Schröder, RWTH Aachen University, Germany
PC 140 The Influence of Reaction Conditions in the
Oxidation of Organic Compounds of Nuclear Laundry Water by Ozone,
M.
Vilve, University of Kuopio, Finland
PC 144 Investigations on Ozonation of Tannery Wastewater
as a Post Treatment Step,
U. Bletterie, Vienna University of Technology,
Austria
PC 157 Ozone-based treatment of a municipal secondary effluent,
B. Domenjoud, University of Barcelona, Spain
PC 160 Advanced oxidation
processes for NOM removal from groundwater used as drinking water supply,
J. Agbaba, University of Novi Sad, Serbia
PC 161 Graywater treatment
Using UV-Titanium Ball-Tower and Membrane,
M. G. Lee, Yonsei University,
South Korea
PC 204 POPs degradation in surface water by using an V-UV/UV/TiO2 reactor,
K. Azrague, The Norwegian University of Science and Technology
(NTNU), Norway
PC 211 Photocatalytic oxidation of grey water over titanium
dioxide suspensions,
M. Sánchez Pozueta, University of Cantabria, Spain
PC 221 Partial O3 and O3/UV treatment of a phenolic wastewater: effect
on biodegradability and toxicity,
K. Van Eyck, Campus De Nayer, Belgium
PC 222 Enhancement of the water reuse by the application of AOP's on
an industrial laundry wastewater,
P. van Aken, Campus De Nayer, Belgien
PC 238 Removal of odorous organic compounds by ozonation in adsorbed
phase,
M. H. Manero, Université de Toulouse, France
PC 239 Photochemical
oxidation of phenol in olefins plant effluent by UV/H2O2 and
photo-Fenton process,
N. Jamshidi, National Petrochemical Company (NPC),
Iran
PC 256 Combination of Ozonation and Biodegradation
for Enhanced Elimination of Aqueous Chlorinated Phenols,
P. Guerra Blanco,
Instituto Politecnico Nacional, Mexico
PC 258 Industrial Applications of Advanced Oxidation
Technology,
M. Sörensen, a.c.k. aquaconcept GmbH, Germany
8. Sludge
PC 65 'LOTUS Project' Leading to the Recycling Society
with Sewage Sludge in Japan,
K. Yoshida, Japan Institute of Wastewater
Engineering Technology, Japan
PC 76 Improve Sludge Dewaterability for Sequential
Ozonation - Aerobic Treatment,
F. Al Momani, Mutah University, Jordan
PC 190 Heavy metals removal from anaerobically digested
sludge by Fenton process and phosphorus immobilization,
A. Ito, Iwate
University, Japan
PC 258 Industrial Applications of Advanced Oxidation
Technology,
M. Sörensen, a.c.k. aquaconcept GmbH, Germany
9. PPCP/EDC
PC 22 MT BE-Degradation by hydrodynamic induced cavitation,
A., Schmid, Papiertechnische Stiftung, Germany
PC 32 A comparison of ultrasound based
AOPs for the removal of X-ray contrast media,
N. J. D. Graham, Imperial
College, University of London, United Kingdom
PC 53 Removal of EDCs from
WWTP effluents by means of advanced oxidation,
R. Pedrazzani, Universita’
di Brescia, Italy
PC 69 Degradation of Bisphenol A using UV- and UV/H2O2-processes,
E. Felis, Technical University of Lodz, Poland
PC 101 Removal of Radiocobalt
from EDTA-Complexes using oxidation and selective ion exchange,
L. Malinen,
University of Helsinki, Finland
PC 108 Degradation of pharmaceuticals
in water by visible light photocatalysis,
J. Hartmann, University of
Applied Science Magdeburg-Stendal (FH), Germany
PC 112 Photodegradation
of glyphosate in water by UV/H2O2 process,
C. Zalazar,
INTEC (UNL-CONICET), Argentina
PC 137 Occurrence and Removal of PPCPs and EDCs in the Detroit
River Watershed,
S. Tabe, Ministry of the Environment, Canada
PC 141 Effect of advanced oxidation processes on Nonylphenol removal with respect
to conventional disinfection,
R. Mosteo, University of Zaragoza, Spain
PC 147 Advanced Oxidation Processes for the Elimination of Drugs Resisting
Biological Membrane Treatment,
H. F. Schröder, RWTH Aachen University,
Germany
PC 153 Degradation of sulfamethoxazole and chlortetracycline
using UV, Ozone and Electron beam,
T. H. Kim, Korea Atomic Energy Research
Institute, South Korea
PC 165 Efficiency, costs and benefits of AOPs
for removal of pharmaceuticals from the water cycle,
J. Türk, Institut
für Energie- und Umwelttechnik e.V. (IUTA), Germany
PC 210 Experience
with an Ozonation Pilot Plant for further Treatment of Municipal Wastewater,
H. Schaar, TU Wien, Austria
PC 217 Reduction of biocide-polluted wastewater
by oxidation processes O3 and H2O2/O3,
M. Poberznik,
Messer Slovenija, d.o.o., Slovenia
PC 224 Ozone applied to treatment and disinfection of
hospital effluent,
I. C. Telles Silveira, Pontifical Catholic University
of Rio Grande do Sul- PUCRS, Brazil
PC 228 Comparison between Several
AOPs and Wet Oxidation Technologies for the Removal of Industrial Antibiotics,
M. A. Ollino, Universidad Santa María, Chile
PC 230 Decomposition and
Detoxification of Antibiotics by Ionizing Radiation,
S. Yu, Korea Atomic
Energy Research Institute, South Korea
PC 235 Enhancement of carboxylic
acids degradation with Sulfate Radical Generated by persulfate activation,
J. Criquet, Université de Poitiers, France
PC 243 Degradation of Sulfamethoxazole
in Wastewater Using Ozonation,
V. Yargeau, McGill University, Canada
PC 252 Fate of Triclocarban during Soil Aquifer Treatment,
H. M. K., Essandoh, University of Bradford, United Kingdom
PC 253 Heterogeneous Photocatalytic
Degradation of the Antiseptic Triclocarban,
H. M. K. Essandoh, University
of Bradford, United Kingdom
PC 260 Oxidation of sulfamethoxazole by UVA
radiation and modified Fenton process and the assessment of toxicity
and biodegradability of by-products,
J. Surmacz-Górska, Silesian University
of Technology, Poland
PC 265 Innovative oxidation techniques for elimination
of active substances from pharmaceutical production,
J. Zelenka, VTU
Technology GmbH, Austria
PC 269 Modeling the degradation kinetics of
phenylurea herbicide-linuron by UV/O3,
Y. F. Rao, The Hong Kong Polytechnic
University, China
PC 275 Elimination of pharmaceuticals from treated
wastewater by uv-oxidation,
M. Röhricht, University of Applied Sciences
Giessen, Germany
