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Managing per- and poly-fluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) is a global priority, with regulators and industry alike seeking effective ways to reduce risks in surface and groundwater. Yet, existing treatment technologies often come with high costs, complex integration requirements, and are usually only suited for sites with severe contamination.
There is an urgent need for alternative PFAS removal solutions that are cost-effective, adaptable, and capable of handling both the chemical challenge of PFAS removal and the hydraulic challenge of variable stormwater flows. PFAS are particularly difficult to treat in turbid waters, adding to the complexity of the problem.