11. How to determine whether high turbidity is caused by an excessive dosage of chemicals or by an insufficient dosage.
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1. How to determine whether high turbidity is caused by an excessive dosage of chemicals or by an insufficient dosage.
I usually just turn on the graywater drain and test it with my hand; if the graywater feels sticky, that means too much flocculant has been added
Let’s make a comprehensive judgment based on the pressure filter and chemical consumption?
Generally, 3 PPm of flocculant is added; excessive amounts of flocculant can affect vacuum filtration and significantly shorten the service life of the filter cloth. There is a large amount of flocculant attached under the filter belt.
It’s really impressive; a difference of 3 ppm can be felt by hand. .
Our horses are always very excellent.
Take some gray water samples; use a stabilizer to check them