NASRI
Natural and Artificial Systems for Recharge and Infiltration
Bank filtration and groundwater recharge are important treatment steps for drinking water production, e.g. in Berlin. The project was initiated to get a deeper understanding of the behavior of anthropogenic and natural organic substances during bank filtration. The project’sd aim was to develop optimal design and operational parameters for bank filtration sites by means of hydrogeological models and on-site monitoring.
The results are summarised in the following reports, all of which were prepared after the project’s internal review.
Reports
Teilprojekt 1: Investigating Hydrogeological-Hydrogeochemical Processes during Bank Filtration and Artifi-cial Ground Water Recharge Us-ing a Multi Tracer Approach
Teilprojekt 2: Integrated Modelling Concepts for Bank Filtration Processes: Coupled Ground Water Transport and Biogeochemical Reactions
Teilprojekt 3: Occurrence and Fate of Drug Residues and Related Polar Contaminants during Bank Filtration and Artificial Recharge
Teilprojekt 4: Organic Substances in Bank Filtration and Groundwater Recharge-Process Studies
Teilprojekt 5: Retention and Elimination of Cyanobacterial Toxins (Microcystins) through Artificial Recharge and Bank Filtration
Teilprojekt 6: Using Bacteriophages, Indicator Bacteria, and Viral Pathogens for Assessing the Health Risk of Drinking Water Obtained by Bank Filtration
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Publications
- Behavior of Trace Pollutants During Bank Filtration and Ground Water Recharge of Wastewater-impacted Surface Waters
- Impact of temperature on biodegradation of bulk and trace organics during soil passage in an indirect reuse system
- Cyanobakterientoxine bei der Uferfiltration. Unter welchen Umständen ist ihre Elimination sicher?
- Are there limits to cyanobacterial toxin (microcystin) elimination by sand passage?
- On the behaviour of microcystins in saturated porous medium
