What is coagulation treatment? What are the coagulation mechanisms?

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What is coagulation treatment? What are the coagulation mechanisms?

Reply #22015-08-19

A coagulation sedimentation tank is a type of sedimentation tank used in wastewater treatment. The coagulation process is the most fundamental and crucial treatment step in the treatment of industrial and domestic wastewater. By adding certain chemicals to the water (commonly known as coagulants and flocculants), particles that are difficult to precipitate can aggregate with each other to form colloids, which then combine with impurities in the water to create larger flocs. Flocs possess strong adsorption capacity; they can not only adsorb suspended solids but also some bacteria and soluble substances. The flocs increase in volume through adsorption and then sink.

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