Eduardo Lucas Subtil is a professor of wastewater treatment and water reuse at the Urban and Environmental Engineering bachelor of Federal University of ABC. He drives research activities in Water Science, mainly in advanced processes for wastewater treatment and water reuse. His current research interests include aerobic, anaerobic and electrochemical membrane bioreactors, fouling mitigation, removal of emerging contaminants and the development of nanocomposite antifouling membranes . (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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Ultrafiltration membranes have been extensively used for water and wastewater treatment around the world to address the increasing demand and scarcity problems by using alternative water sources such as domestic wastewater. However, membrane fouling still remains as an important issue for obtaining systems' maximum performance. One of the options for coping with this problem is to increas…
A potential approach for minimizing negative effects of MBR operation under SND condition and, at the same time, overcoming the limitations of the microbial fuel cells (MFC) can be achieved by combining these technologies. However, the incorporation of MFC with the MBRs may increase the complexity of the process, hindering the system operation and maintenance, and making their practical a…
Ultrafiltration membranes has been extensively used for water and wastewater treatment around the world to address the increasing demand and scarcity problems by using alternative water sources such as domestic wastewater. However, membrane fouling still remains as an important issue for obtaining systems' maximum performance. One of the options for coping with this problem is to increase…
Membrane Bioreactors (MBRs), which are being used on large scale all over the world, represent atechnological milestone for the treatment of complex wastewater and for the recovery and reuse of water. However, it still has some limitations regarding the mitigation of fouling and the removal of low molecular weight emerging compounds. One of the most promising strategies to improve the per…
The present work intends to contribute with the implementation and readaptation of the wastewater ocean disposal systems from São Paulo coastal zone, establishing criteria as for the necessary wastewater treatment level to a safe ocean discharge, looking for better sanitary configurations in way to guarantee a compatible treatment level with the standard of water quality established in th…
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