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Thomas V Wagner

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Articles 7
Citations 13
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Related Specialties
Environmental Health
Toxicology
Biology
Top 10 Co-Authors
Huub H M Rijnaarts
Alette A M Langenhoff
John R Parsons
Pim de Voogt
Vinnie de Wilde
Paul W J J van der Wielen
Nora B Sutton
Muhamad Mutaqin
Alette Langenhoff
Bert Willemsen
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J Hazard Mater
Environ Sci Pollut Res Int
J Environ Manage
Water Res
Chemosphere
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Recent Articles
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Influence of combined abiotic/biotic factors on decay of P. aeruginosa and E. coli in Rhine River water
Gao S, Sutton N, Wagner T, Rijnaarts H, van der Wielen P
Appl Microbiol Biotechnol . 2024 Apr; 108(1):294. PMID: 38598011
Understanding the dynamic change in abundance of both fecal and opportunistic waterborne pathogens in urban surface water under different abiotic and biotic factors helps the prediction of microbiological water quality...
2.
Key constructed wetland design features for maximized micropollutant removal from treated municipal wastewater: A literature study based on 16 indicator micropollutants
Wagner T, Rempe F, Hoek M, Schuman E, Langenhoff A
Water Res . 2023 Sep; 244:120534. PMID: 37659177
The removal of micropollutants from wastewater by constructed wetlands (CWs) has been extensively studied and reviewed over the past years. However, most studies do not specifically focus on the removal...
3.
Effects of salinity on the treatment of synthetic petroleum-industry wastewater in pilot vertical flow constructed wetlands under simulated hot arid climatic conditions
Wagner T, Al-Manji F, Xue J, Wetser K, de Wilde V, Parsons J, et al.
Environ Sci Pollut Res Int . 2020 Sep; 28(2):2172-2181. PMID: 32875449
Petroleum-industry wastewater (PI-WW) is a potential source of water that can be reused in areas suffering from water stress. This water contains various fractions that need to be removed before...
4.
Removal of organic compounds from cooling tower blowdown by electrochemical oxidation: Role of electrodes and operational parameters
Saha P, Bruning H, Wagner T, Rijnaarts H
Chemosphere . 2020 Jul; 259:127491. PMID: 32650167
The reuse of cooling tower blowdown (CTBD) in the cooling tower itself requires CTBD deionization and a pre-treatment before deionization to remove organic compounds (OCs) that induce membrane fouling. This...
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Pilot-scale hybrid constructed wetlands for the treatment of cooling tower water prior to its desalination and reuse
Wagner T, de Wilde V, Willemsen B, Mutaqin M, Putri G, Opdam J, et al.
J Environ Manage . 2020 Jun; 271:110972. PMID: 32579525
Cooling towers are responsible for a large part of the industrial fresh water withdrawal, and the reuse of cooling tower water (CTW) effluents can strongly lower industrial fresh water footprints....
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Non-target screening reveals the mechanisms responsible for the antagonistic inhibiting effect of the biocides DBNPA and glutaraldehyde on benzoic acid biodegradation
Wagner T, Helmus R, Quiton Tapia S, Rijnaarts H, de Voogt P, Langenhoff A, et al.
J Hazard Mater . 2019 Nov; 386:121661. PMID: 31740302
The desalination and reuse of discharged cooling tower water (CTW) as feed water for the cooling tower could lower the industrial fresh water withdrawal. A potential pre-treatment method before CTW...
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Benzotriazole removal mechanisms in pilot-scale constructed wetlands treating cooling tower water
Wagner T, Parsons J, Rijnaarts H, de Voogt P, Langenhoff A
J Hazard Mater . 2019 Oct; 384:121314. PMID: 31581006
The reuse of discharged cooling tower water (CTW) in the cooling tower itself could reduce fresh water intake and help mitigating fresh water scarcity problems. However, this requires desalination prior...