There is still a large amount of ultra-fine suspended particles in the water; even after flocculation using aluminum sulfate and PAM, they remain. How can they be removed?

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Could some expert please help answer this? Thank you very much

Reply #22019-02-26

We put the treated water into an inclined plate, but it still doesn’t sink after being left there

Reply #32019-02-27

Microfiltration and a residue recovery centrifuge are used to remove the small amount of suspended solids present in the recycled water

Reply #42019-03-08

Multi-media filtration, mechanical filtration, ultrafiltration, and microfiltration can all solve this issue; for technical discussions, use QQ963973833

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There is still a large amount of ultra-fine suspended particles in the water; even after flocculation using aluminum sulfate and PAM, they remain. How can they be removed?

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