The impact of RO membrane element degradation on PFAS removal efficiency is examined at a drinking water facility responding to new regulatory limits. The study presents facility background, the regulatory context created by EPA-mandated PFAS monitoring requirements, and initial treatment response strategies. A degradation study evaluates how membrane aging affects rejection performance over time, with practical recommendations for operational optimization and membrane replacement scheduling to sustain compliance with PFAS concentration limits.
Impact of RO Element Degradation on PFAS Removal Efficiency
| Details | |
|---|---|
| First Name | Meagan |
| Last Name | Lundgren |
| Keywords | Wilson, Niebur, Carter, Brown, PFAS, drinking water, RO, AM, PST, bench-scale, full-scale, wastewater treatment |
| Year | 2025 |
| File | TUE02-03_Lundgren_Meagan_Presentation.pdf |
