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More PAM and PAC have been added to the physical-chemical treatment process; will this affect the biological treatment process?

2016-04-06View Original

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Our physical treatment process involves two stages of coagulation and flocculation. This morning, it was observed that PAC and PAM had entered the biological treatment stage; will this have a significant impact on the biological treatment process? The biological treatment process consists of hydrolysis and acidification, followed by contact oxidation and MBR. Do PAC and PAM have an effect on the membranes? Is it serious?
Reply #22016-04-08
I believe that the amounts of PAC and PAM added are very small, so their impact on the biochemical system will not be significant.

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