Municipal Wastewater
Research examines treatment of pharmaceuticals, personal-care products, pesticides, and other contaminants that conventional systems may not fully remove.
Applied research focused on developing advanced treatment technologies for contaminants of emerging concern in water systems, supporting industry and municipal environmental solutions.
Research examines treatment of pharmaceuticals, personal-care products, pesticides, and other contaminants that conventional systems may not fully remove.
UV, hydrogen peroxide, ozone, and photocatalytic processes are evaluated to improve contaminant degradation using practical treatment configurations.
Field-tested physicochemical and biological approaches address sulfolane in industrial water and soil environments.
The program connects laboratory studies with pilot-scale validation and field application. A UV and hydrogen-peroxide approach has been evaluated as a way to improve treatment performance within existing infrastructure, while sulfolane work has progressed through extensive field trials and industry adoption.
Discuss emerging-contaminant treatment needs with the Achari Research Group.
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