Reúso potável direto e o desafio dos poluentes emergentes
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https://doi.org/10.11606/issn.2316-9036.v0i106p79-94Palavras-chave:
abastecimento de água, poluentes emergentes, sistemas avançados de tratamento, reúso potável.Resumo
Além dos poluentes tradicionais, os mananciais disponíveis para abastecimento de água contêm poluentes emergentes, tanto químicos como biológicos. Sistemas convencionais de tratamento de água e de esgoto utilizados no Brasil não são suficientes para gerar efluentes com qualidade necessária para produzir água de reúso para fins potáveis. Como o reúso potável passará a ser, inexoravelmente, um instrumento fundamental de gestão de recursos hídricos em áreas críticas, são propostos sistemas de tratamento avançados para fornecer água segura para o abastecimento público.
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