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WEF Microconstituents/IWQ conference July 2009.: Invited session on novel Selenium treatment technologies and management strategies
Abstract
A study was performed where advanced analytical methods were used to better characterize the selenium concentrations in the Ottawa River near Lima, Ohio. Previous work using conventional analytical methods indicated that upstream total recoverable selenium (SeT) concentrations were near 3 ug/L. The water quality criteria that must be met downstream of the facility is 5 ug/L for SeT. This means that 60% of the assimilative capacity of the River is accounted for by estimated upstream SeT concentrations that are at or near the method detection limits (MDL). The use of the Dynamic Reaction Chamber ICP-MS dramatically reduces common interferences and results in MDL that are several orders of magnitude lower (
A study was performed where advanced analytical methods were used to better characterize the selenium concentrations in the Ottawa River near Lima, Ohio. Previous work using conventional analytical methods indicated that upstream total recoverable selenium (SeT) concentrations were near 3 ug/L. The water quality criteria that must be met downstream of the facility is 5 ug/L for SeT. This means...
Author(s)
Garland RedmanLogsdon Schroeder
SourceProceedings of the Water Environment Federation
SubjectSession 10 - Treatment of Selenium in Wastewater
Document typeConference Paper
PublisherWater Environment Federation
Print publication date Jan, 2009
ISSN1938-6478
SICI1938-6478(20090101)2009:5L.420;1-
DOI10.2175/193864709793900852
Volume / Issue2009 / 5
Content sourceMicroconstituents Conference
First / last page(s)420 - 422
Copyright2009
Word count126

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