Per- and polyflouroalkyl substances (PFAS) continue to be a buzzed-about topic in the wastewater industry as regulation looms on the horizon.
Nick Armstrong, Global Product Manager - Contaminant Removal for De Nora, discusses why PFAS are important to treat, the challenges of treating PFAS, the current disposal methods available and how these could change.
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Timestamps
- Intro | 0:00
- What are PFAS and why are they important to treat? | 0:40
- What makes PFAS difficult to treat in wastewater? | 2:23
- What technologies are available to address PFAS? | 4:06
- How can utilities optimize treatment options for their specific application? | 7:46
- What are the most common disposal methods and how are they evolving? | 10:12
- What other ways is De Nora trying to solve problems in PFAS treatment and disposal? | 14:34
- Outro | 16:30
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