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Evaluation of virus reduction at a large-scale wastewater reclamation plant by detection of indigenous F-specific RNA bacteriophage genotypes.

Environmental technology - 1 Aug 2019

Lee Suntae, Tasaki Shota, Hata Akihiko, Yamashita Naoyuki, Tanaka Hiroaki

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Evaluating the reduction of virus load in water reclamation plants is important to ensuring the hygienic safety of the reclaimed water. A virus-spiking test is usually used to estimate virus reduction but is not practicable at large-scale plants. Thus, we evaluated virus reduction by ultrafiltration (UF) plus ultraviolet (UV) irradiation at a large-scale reclamation plant (1000 m3/d) by quantifying indigenous...

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PMID: 29471753
DOI: 10.1080/09593330.2018.1444675

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