【Daily Question】Chemical Engineering Principles 386: Coagulation Treatment (June 16)
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To remove fine suspended particles and colloidal substances from water, this treatment involves two processes: coagulation and flocculation
The purpose is to remove fine suspended particles and colloidal substances from water.
It involves adding chemicals to disrupt the stability of colloids in water, causing the colloids and fine suspended particles in the wastewater to aggregate into flocs that can be separated, which are then removed through filtration equipment. Right?